text:
48391: Seat only - W: 15.5" (39cm), D: 14" (36cm), H: 18" (46cm)
COLOR 15 - Tan
- Comfortable - Full 16" (40cm) width
- Firm dual durometer resilient foam, 30 oz. marine grade vinyl, high density plastic substrates, T-nutted for standard seat hardware mount patterns, silver powder coated aluminum hinges
- Made in the U.S.A.
This product ships in 1 business day.
Add to Cart and enter your Postal Code to determine the shipping charges and estimated delivery date.
Most products and orders leave our warehouse in 1 business day. However, select items may take more processing time. Alaska and Hawaii orders please add 1 additional warehouse processing day.
Standard Shipping Policies
Please be careful when ordering this product, it has limitations that differ from our General 30-day Return Policy. After all, we want you to be satisfied with your order so you'll return again and again as an iboats.com customer, and to also recommend us to your boating friends
- Seats
- All seat returns are subject to a 15-25% restocking charge. The item(s) must be in clean and resalable condition otherwise the return will be denied.


text:
Interdisciplinary by design and engaged with contemporary issues, the Smith Centers for Engagement, Learning and Leadership offer the opportunity to respond to emerging student and scholarly interests, to provide contexts for internships and independent projects and to address real-world challenges.
The Center for the Environment, Ecological Design and Sustainability advances environmental literacy, fosters innovative research, and effects sustainable practices in its operation. CEEDS positions faculty, staff and students to lead societies toward a sustainable future by supporting curricular development, facilitating collaborative projects and providing resources for environmental research.
A comprehensive effort to help young women take hold of their own financial futures by understanding the central role of economics in their lives, the Center for Women & Financial Independence provides lessons in basic financial literacy, the opportunity to build an in-depth understanding of global financial markets and tools for entrepreneurs and those seeking skills for successful self-employment.
The Jandon Center for Community Collaboration promotes a campus-wide culture of community engagement, responsive citizenship, and the active generation of knowledge to benefit society. The center will be an active resource for academic development and will coordinate the training in methodology, ethics and community structures that students need to make their experiences productive.
The Phoebe and John D. Lewis Global Studies Center engages Smith students in international studies and cultivates an understanding of the global context and implications of their work. The center integrates, enriches and makes more prominent these opportunities through its programs, advancing the college's mission to prepare women for global leadership.
Linking programming on leadership, work preparation and wellness practices, the Wurtele Center for Work and Life provides a context where students can learn about current research on women's lives, reflect on their own experiences, and explore concepts of fulfillment uniquely suited to them.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Fashions made to fall apart
Call it the H&M effect, or fast fashion. Americans are buying, and discarding, clothes more quickly than ever. On average, each of us throws 54 pounds of clothes and shoes into the trash each year. That adds up to about 9 million tons of shoes, jackets and other wearables that are sent into the waste stream annually, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.


text:
I would like to have a record of all email services, other than Gmail, that have the following feature: a chain of replies to a single original email are placed together into a "thread" so that all subsequent replies are grouped into just one entry in the inbox. It's a format that mimics online forums, where you click a thread title to see the original post and all the replies. Which email services have this capability?
Which email services "thread" email conversations into 1 item in the inbox (like Gmail does)? [closed]
closed as not constructive by Eight Days of Malaise, phwd♦ Jun 24 '12 at 14:45
As it currently stands, this question is not a good fit for our Q&A format. We expect answers to be supported by facts, references, or expertise, but this question will likely solicit debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion. If you feel that this question can be improved and possibly reopened, visit the help center for guidance.If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
You can use mozilla-thunderbird with any email, and use this extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/thunderbird/addon/gmail-conversation-view/
You can try Hotmail's Conversation View


text:
6inx60ft Roll Black Safety-Wa - 3m
This item is found in the following Product Families
Safety-Walk General Purpose Surfacing (3m Marine)
Medium Duty -Black slip resistant tape Offers excellent traction enhancement. Used around barefoot or deckshoe areas such as decks, docks, ladders, …
Light Duty Fine textured slip resistant polymer has many uses on and around boats including trailers boarding ladders swim platforms stairs showers and cockpits. Medium Dut y Anti-slip tape offers excellent traction enhancement. Used around barefoot or deckshoe areas such as trailers decks docks ladders stairs and cockpits
This product ships in 1 business day.
Add to Cart and enter your Postal Code to determine the shipping charges and estimated delivery date.
Most products and orders leave our warehouse in 1 business day. However, select items may take more processing time. Alaska and Hawaii orders please add 1 additional warehouse processing day.
Standard Shipping Policies


text:
This question already has an answer here:
- Is code ownership a code smell? 5 answers
The quality of the code in our software is indeed lacking. When you change a line of code in one component it usually breaks code in other components.
Our software architect blames this on collective code ownership. He believes that if every developer was responsible for his own piece of code then he would tidy it up all the time because he would feel ownership over the component.
In the current situation, developers change code in multiple components and they break other components either because they don't understand how the component works (because they work with so many components) or because they don't care about how their changes will affect the other clients of the component (as long as they are not affected).
How can I address the concerns of the software architect but still maintain collective code ownership?


text:
STEUBENVILLE - Trinity Health System along with the Prime Time Office on Aging will present the Heartland 2013 health event from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Feb. 14 at the Fort Steuben Mall's center court.
The event, in its 20th year and also sponsored by the Herald-Star, The Weirton Daily Times, WTOV-TV, Lamer Advertising and WCDK-FM, is billed as "the largest heart risk appraisal under one roof," according to Keith Murdock, director of community relations and development for Trinity.
"We will once again hold the event at the Fort Steuben Mall. Last year's attendance was tremendous, and we hope everyone attends again this year," Murdock said.
Article Photos
INFORMATION — Jackie Johnston of Images Breast Imaging Center had important information regarding regular mammograms during a previous Heartland event at the Fort Steuben Mall. Heartland 2013 is set from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Feb. 14 at the mall's center court and will feature health-related events and information for all ages. -- Staff photo
This year will include a blood draw that tests participants for more than 30 screenings, including cholesterol, thyroid function, kidney functions and more, said Murdock.
"Our screenings have been a popular part of Heartland for 15 years, and we again expect another large crowd to take advantage of the screenings," Murdock said, adding the cost of the blood screening is $35.
HBA1c screening, which can alert to the development of a future diabetic condition, also will be available as well and will cost $15, Murdock said.
"That screening monitors the glucose control of diabetics over time," he added. "There will be displays available for all the (Trinity) departments. Physicians also will be represented during the event."
Health care professionals from Trinity will be available to discuss services and provide free blood pressure readings and glucose screenings, said Murdock. More than 26,000 area residents have participated in the event through the years, and Murdock said approximately 1,500 visitors are expected for this year.


text:
Stay Connected Anywhere
(WIBW) - A man who took a couple hostage in Kansas pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Colorado Monday.
Jesse Dimmick was convicted of stabbing another man to death in 2009.
Authorities say he was fleeing that scene when he ended up involved in a chase with authorities in Geary County. He initially elude authorities but, the next morning, was captured after taking Lindsey and Jared Rowley hostage in their Dover home.
According to the Aurora Sentinel, Dimmick faces up to 48 years in prison for the stabbing death of Michael Curtis in September of 2009. Sentencing is set for June.
Dimmick was sentenced to 11 years in prison in Kansas for the kidnapping case.


text:
Add a great deal of touring comfort to your KTM enduro or adventure motorcycle with this throttle lock from Kaoko.
The next time you have to connect twisty, off-road fun with long boring stretches of pavement, you'll be thankful for this mechanical cruise control from Kaoko. Simply lock your throttle in place when you reach the desired speed and let your throttle hand rest for a while.
The Kaoko throttle lock is easy to install and its large knurled knob is simple to operate, even with thick gloves on.
This item can be dangerous if used incorrectly. Use at your own risk.


text:
DT (DirTracer) 7.2.1 and Pkgapp 3.6.2? Oh yeah!
By user12618589 on Jun 07, 2013
DT 7.2.1 and PA 3.6.1 are now on deck!
With the switch to Oracle and the hosting for DirTracer and Pkgapp being maintained via a Knowledge Document within Oracle's Support Portal, I've let the blog slide into the abyss. No more!
I'm not saying I will be updating the blog on a regular basis as there just is no need.
You can view all the changes and download the latest version by logging into the Customer Support Portal and searching for Knowledge Doc # 1291443.1 (DT) and 1274584.1 (PA).
- Using DirTracer to Gather Debug Data for DSEE or ODSEE Directory Servers. [ID 1291443.1]
- How to Use Pkgapp to Gather Libraries to Debug Core/Gcore/Crash Files in Solaris and Linux [ID 1274584.1]
Enjoy all!


text:
The Norris City-Omaha-Enfield Board of Education, as they have done for the past several years, voted to send reduction in force (RIF) letters to 17 aides and five van drivers for the district. Superintendent Cliff Karnes told the board that the state funding continues to be uncertain, and the administrators felt this was a necessary step. At this time, Karnes told the Board that it is not necessary to RIF any of the certified staff due to retirements and the past absorbing the district has done in recent years.
The Board accepted the resignation of Afton Poole as high school cheer coach and will post the position for next year. The Board also accepted the resignation of John Buchta as high school boys' track coach and employed Bryon Graven for the position.
NCO principal Sandy Burke updated the board on the third health fair held Saturday, March 16. The fair was part of the Welborn Foundation grant that Sherry Kingston, NCO P.E. teacher, received. The final phase of this grant will be to construct a walking trail at NCO this spring. Also, it was announced that the PTO carnival was held March 23.
The Board congratulated Tyler Lamb for advancing to state WYSE competition in Chemistry. Richie Brinkley and Brady Webb also medaled. The team as a whole finished fifth. In the recent math competition at SIU-C, the sophomore class finished first; seniors, second; juniors, third; and freshmen, fifth.
A discussion was held on the age and mileage of the district busses. Dr. Karnes has been talking to different bus companies about the cost to replace some vehicles with new or used busses. No decision was made at this time.
Graduation dates were announced. High School graduation will be at 7 p.m. Friday, May 17. Baccalaureate will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 15. The Senior Honors program will be at 10 a.m. Thursday, May 16. NCO eighth grade graduation will be at 6 p.m. Monday, May 20 followed by the Booth ceremony at 7:30 p.m.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
Your search returned 11 results
Amakhaya LodgeWestern Cape » Cape Town » Hout Bay
The Lodge:The Amakhaya Golf Lodge is situated idyllically sited fairly close to the white sand beaches Hout Bay & Llandudno and has spectacular and awesome views of the Chapman's peak, the mountains, the bay and the Atlantic Ocean beyond. We offer you the perfect starting point for Sight Seeing, Golf & relaxation. The Central City of Cape Town is reachable in 20 minutes driving time along the stunning coast road below the 12 Apostel. 20 golf courses are reachable from 20 to 60 minutes…Read more
Bayview LodgeWestern Cape » Cape Town » Hout Bay
Come to Bayview Lodge and enjoy the feeling of home away from home.
At the foot of the 12 Apostles, Bayview Lodge is located in the quiet and secure suburb of Hout Bay. Surrounded by ever green views of nature, Bayview Lodge offers personal service and cordial hospitality. Enjoy the comfort of a 4-star guesthouse with individually styled en-suite bed and breakfast rooms or a luxury self-catering apartment all with balconies or terraces. Every room commands a breathtaking view of the…Read more
Chapmans Peak HotelWestern Cape » Cape Town » Hout Bay
Let the sound of the waves lapping against the shoreline be your first waking soundNestled at the foot of the picturesque Chapmans Peak Drive overlooking the beach lies, the 117 year-old Chapmans Peak Hotel, family run since 1977. Situated 20km for Cape Town, along the Atlantic Seaboard. The hotel has currently 10 charming original rooms. Four of our ten light & airy, well-appointed guest rooms have sea-facing vistas across the Hout Bay Harbour to the Sentinel Mountain. In refurbishing…Read more
Holiday Rentals in Cape Town t/a Cape Vacation RentalsWestern Cape » Cape Town » Hout Bay
Holiday Rentals in Cape Town is an estate agent, licensed by the Estate Agency Affairs Board of South Africa which offers a variety of luxury self catering, holiday apartments and houses in Cape Town.Read more
Hout Bay BackpackersWestern Cape » Cape Town » Hout Bay
Hout Bay Backpackers is a quiet and comfortable backpacker lodge in the beach-side suburb of Hout Bay. Just 20 minutes from Cape Town, and easily accessible by public transport. Our hostel suits budget travellers wanting to explore Hout Bay (restaurants, harbour, beach, seal island, world of birds), discerning backpackers looking for a place from which to hike Table Mountain National Park or bike Chapman's peak, surfers wanting to surf Llandudno and travellers interested in township…Read more
Hout Bay ManorWestern Cape » Cape Town » Hout Bay
Hout Bay Manor – AN EXCITING AFRICAN EXPERIENCEOverview and history: The Hout Bay Manor, built in 1871, is renowned as one of Cape Town's most graceful landmarks. The recently restored Hout Bay Manor offers 19 individually designed en suite rooms and a sophisticated fine dining restaurant named 'Pure'. Hout Bay Manor, protected by century old oak trees, was built from stone (600mm thick walls) and in traditional Cape Colonial style by Jacob Trautmann on an unspoilt piece of land, which…Read more
Intaba LodgeWestern Cape » Cape Town » Hout Bay
Intaba Lodge with its stunning mountain views, is set high above the magnificent HOUT BAY valley, looking towards Constantia.This typical colonial Victorian-style house is set in an extensive, lush garden which is home to a host of bird life. Enjoy this natural setting with its rocks and indigenous flora, whilst sitting on the spacious veranda or ambling along the numerous footpaths. You will find this romantic and serene environment the perfect place to relax.The indigenous garden will…Read more
Maison Noir (Pty) LtdWestern Cape » Cape Town » Hout Bay
Maison Noir is the luxury to dream. More than a place where arriving for the time feels as if you've always belonged. Time slows, the sky expands, and the culture of our creative community welcomes you. Here, every detail is crafted by hand. Serene & set in an amphitheatre of mountains, the home features four en-suite bedrooms all made up in luxury lines. Bedrooms have luxurious tubs w/showers as well as private outdoor showers for each suite.
Design through a collaboration with…Read more
Riverside EstatesWestern Cape » Cape Town » Hout Bay
Riverside Estates is situated on 5 acres in the vibrant harbour village of Hout Bay. This unique retreat is ideal for holidays, business, conferences, team building, weddings and special occasions. The buildings are set out in a lush garden of exceptional beauty. There are three swimming pools, a quiet stream running through the property, secluded areas for silent meditation and relaxation, and a garden gazebo basking in the early morning sun. The scenic Hout Bay Valley is 25 minutes…Read more
Tarragona LodgeWestern Cape » Cape Town » Hout Bay
Tarragona Lodge, a 4 Star luxury accommodation establishment and wedding venue, situated on the southern slopes of Table Mountain in scenic Hout Bay.Tarragona Lodge, a 4 Star luxury accommodation establishment and wedding venue, situated on the southern slopes of Table Mountain in scenic Hout Bay, awaits the pleasure of your company. Although only 20 minutes from the Cape Town City Centre and a short 25 kilometre trip from Cape Town International Airport, Tarragona Lodge seems a world…Read more
The TarragonWestern Cape » Cape Town » Hout Bay
Finished in beautiful Cape sandstone, nestled high up in the Hout Bay valley on the wooded southern slopes of Table Mountain, in an area of outstanding natural beauty, lies the Tarragon. Boasting magnificent 360 degree panoramic valley and mountain views, her unique location offers peace and tranquility supported by personal outdoor terraces, a large swimming pool, barbecue facilities and exquisite koi ponds.All cottages are self contained with own individual outdoor terraces,…Read more


text:
The Alternative Breaks Program provides students with the opportunity to learn about political and social community dynamics while becoming a catalyst for collaborative social change. Through learning and practice, students will explore the theory of integrating service, education, and reflection to create meaningful change in their communities.
Last year over 250 NYU students traveled across the world to spend their winter break, spring break and weekends working with various host communities on such issues as literacy, poverty, homelessness, racism, immigration, disaster relief, and the environment.
Mission: NYU Alternative Breaks fosters a community of active citizens by challenging participants to engage with social issues through a commitment to social justice education; strong, direct service; and reflection to create meaningful change in their respective communities.
Our vision is to create a community of lifelong active citizens who prioritize the pursuit of social justice: people who value the community as a priority when making life decisions. As part of the Alternative Break experience, participants will become more educated and experienced in all sides of a social issue. Upon return, they will be empowered to make more informed decisions and take meaningful action that supports a greater good. They will become contributing members of society and will weigh in on issues that impact their community.


text:
No comments posted. |E-mail|Print | Text Size | Bookmark
Class S finals notebook
EAST HARTFORD — Ansonia senior captain Ryan O'Connor couldn't be prouder of his teammates.
"I love them all," said O'Connor, a three-year starting defensive back, after the Chargers' 59-26 win over North Branford in the CIAC Class S state championship Saturday. O'Connor was sidelined most of the second half after sustaining cramps in both legs.
"It was hard to watch and not be able to finish the game, but it was an amazing ending to just a great season," said O'Connor, who praised his fellow senior captains' Hezekiah Duncan Jr., Andrew Matos, Jh'mel Trammell, Raeshaun Finney and Tyler Lester.
"The seniors were the rock of our team," said Ansonia assistant coach Steve Coughlin. "When they were sophomores against St. Joseph in the championship game (a 49-28 loss), we threw them to the wolves and into the water. They survived, they learned and gained so much experience in being on that stage."
Defensive gem: Ansonia junior defensive back Witold Gul came up big with a defensive gem, as North Branford was driving for a score with under five minutes left in the third quarter and Ansonia holding a 28-14 edge.
On a fourth-and-10 from the Ansonia 14, Gul deflected Brandan Basil's pass intended for Chris Caron in the end zone.
"I messed up on North Branford's first touchdown when their receiver (Joe DeLucia) got past me and I felt that I needed to make up for it," said Gul.
"That's what this program is all about," said Ansonia coach Tom Brockett. "some steps up on the biggest stage."
CPTV sports: The Ansonia-North Branford will be shown today at 11 a.m. followed by the Class M, L, and LL games. Steve Lenox handled the play-by-play with the color analyst from Shaun McGrath and sideline reports from Karen Breit.
DVDs of all broadcasts are available for purchase at www.CIAC.tv. CPTV Sports is available statewide on Comcast channel 966, Cox 805, Cablevision 139, Charter 233 (eastern Conn.) & 234 (western Conn.), Metrocast 418, and Thomas River 87. It is also available digitally over-the-air on channels 24.3 (Hartford area), 49.3 (Bridgeport, 53.3 (Norwich) and 65.3 (New Haven).
Reader Comments
The following are comments from online readers like you. In no way do they represent the view of The Republican-American.
Submit a Comment
We encourage your feedback and dialog.
Please be civil and respectful.
Registered users comments will be posted automatically.
All other comments will be reviewed by our staff before appearing on the Web site.
If you're witty, to the point and quotable, your reader comments may also be included on the Around the Towns page of The Sunday Republican.
Redzone News
Redzone Videos
Redzone Blog
XML_Parser: undefined entity at XML input line 8:18
Photo Galleries


text:
Ravell Call, Deseret News
Boys basketball
NORTHRIDGE 53, FREMONT 41: Three players — Preston Christensen, Jacob Bigler, and Jesse Armitstead — each notched double digits to led Northridge in the road victory.
LAYTON 72, DAVIS 63: Layton was too much for Davis on the road, as Jarriesse Blackmon and Mike Hibbert scored 23 and 22 points, respectively.
WEBER 66, SYRACUSE 62: Syracuse nearly clawed its way back to victory after trailing Weber by 17 after three periods, but its 28-point effort in the final period was too little, too late. Hayden Schenk led the Warriors with 18 points, while Jaren McKnight added 16 more.
KEARNS 60, WEST 51: Dayon Goodman went off for a game high 38 points, as Kearns managed to sneak past West in region play.
TAYLORSVILLE 60, GRANGER 52: Taylorsville's strong second half gave the Warriors the road win over Granger in region play. Jevin Warren's game-high 23 points, and Kia Delacerna's three 3-pointers fueled the Warriors.
HUNTER 65, VIEWMONT 58: Hunter's three-pronged scoring attack of Brandon Davies, Tanner Lavender and Noah Togiai combined for 52 of its 65 points with seven treys to propel Hunter over Viewmont.
BRIGHTON 73, COTTONWOOD 51: Brandon Miller's game-high 23 points earned him the title of Brighton's all-time leading scorer while fueling the Bengals in the blowout victory over Cottonwood.
ALTA 67, JORDAN 59: Alta's Elijah Glissmeyer scored eight points in his return to basketball after his near-fatal injury earlier in the year. In their win, the Hawks saw three players score in double digits led by Landon Albrecht and Trevor Hill, who each scored 15 points.
WEST JORDAN 55, COPPER HILLS 37: West Jordan ran away from Copper Hills in the fourth quarter to solidify the win over Copper Hills in region play. Parker Brown poured in a game-high 18 points, and Spencer Nisson added 13 for the Jaguars.
PLEASANT GROVE 70, LEHI 61: Matt Conway and Riley Court combined for 40 points, and Pleasant Grove shot an impressive 26-for-34 from the free-throw line to pick up the region win at home.
SKY VIEW 57, LOGAN 56: Ty Nielsen was nearly unstoppable for Sky View in its win, as he scored 28 points and drained four 3-pointers. Luke Falk led Logan with 18 points, including two treys.
ROY 55, MOUNTAIN CREST 43: Brekkott Chapman paced Roy with 23 points, and the home team enjoyed the lead the entire night to cruise past Mountain Crest in region play.
BOX ELDER 52, BONNEVILLE 51: After getting outscored by 17 points in the first half, Box Elder dominated the second half and squeezed by Bonneville on the road in region play. Shad Watson's five 3-pointers and game-high 33 points led the way for the Bees.
HIGHLAND 60, WOODS CROSS 50: Highland had four players score in double-figures, led by Todd Connolly with 16 points, as the Rams escaped with the victory on Woods Cross' home floor.
BOUNTIFUL 59, CYPRUS 39: Pere LeSueur led all scorers with 14-points, and Bountiful kept it's region record perfect at 8-0 with the lopsided win at home.
EAST 51, CLEARFIELD 48: Despite shooting 12-of-26 from the charity stripe, East was able to grind out the win behind Parker Van Dyke's game-high 26 points. Marquis Jones' 18 points fueled Clearfield in the loss.
- High school football previews schedule for...
- High school football: North Summit Braves...
- High school football: Woods Cross Wildcats...
- High school football: Mountain Crest Mustangs...
- High school football: Stansbury Stallions...
- The Kafentzis void: Can Jordan High keep up...
- Prep football: 4 Beehive State juniors named...
- High school football: Layton Lancers 2016...
- High school football previews schedule... 4
- High school football: North Summit... 0
- High school football: Woods Cross... 0
- High school football: Mountain Crest... 0
- High school football: Stansbury... 0
- The Kafentzis void: Can Jordan High... 0
- Prep football: 4 Beehive State juniors... 0
- High school football: Layton Lancers... 0


text:
Good day everyone! I would like to confirm on something that relates to database operation.
Based on my research, we can use link labels as buttons and place real buttons when the function is more important than the other, until recently, someone said that buttons above the form (including link labels) would not be a very good idea. For him, it would break the standard of Windows Forms.
With my observations, if link labels were not a good idea to place above the rest of the form, the UI of Windows 7's Explorer window would not also be a very good idea?
I was planning of placing database operations such as Add Record, Delete Record, Update Record, etc on a panel using link labels with it.


text:
|This Tomato, Cucumber, and Radish Salad has amazing flavor from yogurt-tahini dressing and Sumac!
(For Phase One Fridays I spotlight recipes from the past that have been my personal favorites, and this simple salad that was inspired by one I had at a restaurant in Chicago is something I'd love to eat all summer long.)
There must be thousands of variations of tomato and cucumber salad in the world, but when I was in Chicago attending the 2009 BlogHer Conference, I had a tomato and cucumber salad that really knocked my socks off. I was on the way to The Spice House with my blogging friend Lydia, and we stopped in at Old Jerusalem Restaurant for a quick lunch. Lydia and I both have middle-eastern tastebuds, and we loved this unpretentious restaurant, with me especially swooning over the Jerusalem Salad with a yogurt and tahini dressing. I was determined to recreate the flavors from that dressing, and although when I found their website I realized my salad was a bit different, I loved the salad I came up with. (More experimenting coming to get a salad that's just like theirs!)
The salad at Old Jerusalem Restaurant didn't have radishes, but I thought they would add a nice kick to it, plus I love radishes, especially when they're cut into half-moon shapes like this.
Tomato, Cucumber, and Radish Salad with Yogurt and Tahini Dressing
(Makes 2 salads, with enough dressing for another time. This does not keep well, so just make enough for what you'll eat immediately. Recipe inspired by Jerusalem Salad at Old Jerusalem Restaurant in Chicago.)
2 cups chopped cucumber (about 2 small cucumbers, cut into pieces about 3/4 inch)
1 cup chopped tomato (cut into pieces about 3/4 inch if using whole tomatoes)
1 cup chopped radishes (cut into half-moon slices)
(Any proportion of cucumber, tomato, and radishes can be used, or use just cucumber and tomato if you don't have any radishes)
1 tsp. salt (for salting cucumbers) plus more to taste
1/2 cup Greek yogurt
1/4 cup tahini paste, also called tahina (This can be hard to find, but almond butter or natural peanut butter would be a pretty good substitute, especially with a little sesame oil added.)
2 T fresh squeezed lemon juice
1/2 - 1 tsp. ground cumin (start with 1/2 tsp. and taste)
1/2 tsp. finely minced garlic
2-3 pinches Aleppo pepper or cayenne pepper
ground Sumac (optional, for sprinkling on salad)
While cucumbers drain, put Greek yogurt, tahini paste, lemon juice, 1/2 tsp. ground cumin, minced garlic, and Aleppo pepper in a small bowl or measuring cup and mix together. (I found a fork worked best for mixing.) Taste and see if you want to add more ground cumin or a pinch of salt, then set aside to let ingredients blend.
Wash tomatoes and cut in half (if using cherry tomatoes) or cut into 3/4 inch pieces (if using whole tomatoes.) Wash radishes, cut off stem and root ends, then cut in half and slice into half moon pieces.
Blot cucumbers dry with a paper towel (most of the salt will have rinsed off if you've drained them long enough.) Combine cucumbers, tomatoes, and radishes in a bowl, then stir in enough dressing to moisten (I used about half the dressing, save the rest in the fridge for another salad.) Sprinkle salad with Sumac if desired and serve immediately.
South Beach Suggestions:
Made with low-fat or fat-free Greek yogurt, this is a great choice for any phase of the South Beach Diet or any type of low-glycemic eating plan. Tahini sauce is high in fat, but it's considered a "good fat" for South Beach. This is a great side dish for any type of grilled meat, especially something like Kubideh (ground meat kabobs) or Souvlaki. For a vegetarian option, serve this with Baked Falafel Patties and use the extra dressing as a sauce for the falafel.
Nutritional Information?
I chose the South Beach Diet to manage my weight partly so I wouldn't have to count calories, carbs, points, or fat grams, but if you want nutritional information for a recipe, I recommend entering the recipe into Calorie Count, which will calculate it for you.
Lots More Salad Options with Tomatoes and Cucumbers:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Chopped Tomato and Cucumber Salad with Mint, Feta, Lemon and Thyme from Kalyn's Kitchen
Vegan Tomato Salad with Cucumber, Avocado, Cilantro, and Lime from Kalyn's Kitchen
Middle Eastern Tomato Salad from Kalyn's Kitchen
American Greek Salad from Kalyn's Kitchen
Easy Summer Lunch Salad from Kalyn's Kitchen
Tomato and Cucumber Salad from My Wooden Spoon
Tomato Cucumber Salad from No Recipes
Cherry Tomato, Cucumber, and Feta Salad from Simply Recipes
Tomato and Cucumber Salad from Dianne's Dishes
Cool as a Cucumber Salad from Karina's Kitchen
(Want even more recipes? I find these recipes from other blogs using Food Blog Search.)
Blogger Disclosure:


text:
In my textbook, it says: "Consider two curves in the plane, one of which is the x-axis, the other being the graph of a function $f(x)$. The two curves intersect transversally at a point x if $f(x)=0$ (the intersection condition), and $f'(x)\neq0$ (transversality)." I know that: "Two submanifolds of a given finite dimensional smooth manifold are said to intersect transversally if at every point of intersection, their separate tangent spaces at that point together generate the tangent space of the ambient manifold at that point." From: Transversality (wikipedia). In the example of my textbook, what are the spaces tangent to the x-axis and to the graph of the function $f(x)$? What is the tangent space of the ambient manifold?
Thank you very much


text:
Syphilis is a bacterial infection usually spread by sexual contact. The disease starts as a painless sore — typically on your genitals, rectum or mouth. Syphilis spreads from person to person via skin or mucous membrane contact with these sores.
After the initial infection, the syphilis bacteria can lie dormant in your body for decades before becoming active again. Early syphilis can be cured, sometimes with a single injection of penicillin. Without treatment, syphilis can severely damage your heart, brain or other organs, and can be life-threatening.
Syphilis rates in the United States have been declining among women since 2010, but rising among men, particularly men who have sex with men. The genital sores associated with syphilis can make it easier to become infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
Syphilis develops in stages, and symptoms vary with each stage. But the stages may overlap, and symptoms don't always occur in the same order. You may be infected with syphilis and not notice any symptoms for years.
The first sign of syphilis is a small sore, called a chancre (SHANG-kur). The sore appears at the spot where the bacteria entered your body. While most people infected with syphilis develop only one chancre, some people develop several of them. The chancre usually develops about three weeks after exposure. Many people who have syphilis don't notice the chancre because it's usually painless, and it may be hidden within the vagina or rectum. The chancre will heal on its own within six weeks.
Within a few weeks of the original chancre healing, you may experience a rash that begins on your trunk but eventually covers your entire body — even the palms of your hands and the soles of your feet. This rash is usually not itchy and may be accompanied by wart-like sores in the mouth or genital area. Some people also experience muscle aches, fever, sore throat and swollen lymph nodes. These signs and symptoms may disappear within a few weeks or repeatedly come and go for as long as a year.
If you aren't treated for syphilis, the disease moves from the secondary to the latent (hidden) stage, when you have no symptoms. The latent stage can last for years. Signs and symptoms may never return, or the disease may progress to the tertiary (third) stage.
About 15 to 30 percent of people infected with syphilis who don't get treatment will develop complications known as tertiary (late) syphilis. In the late stages, the disease may damage your brain, nerves, eyes, heart, blood vessels, liver, bones and joints. These problems may occur many years after the original, untreated infection.
Babies born to women who have syphilis can become infected through the placenta or during birth. Most newborns with congenital syphilis have no symptoms, although some experience a rash on the palms of their hands and the soles of their feet. Later symptoms may include deafness, teeth deformities and saddle nose — where the bridge of the nose collapses.
Call your doctor if you or your child experiences any unusual discharge, sore or rash — particularly if it occurs in the groin area.
The cause of syphilis is a bacterium called Treponema pallidum. The most common route of transmission is through contact with an infected person's sore during sexual activity. The bacteria enter your body through minor cuts or abrasions in your skin or mucous membranes. Syphilis is contagious during its primary and secondary stages, and sometimes in the early latent period.
Less commonly, syphilis may spread through direct unprotected close contact with an active lesion (such as during kissing) or through an infected mother to her baby during pregnancy or childbirth (congenital syphilis).
Syphilis can't be spread by using the same toilet, bathtub, clothing or eating utensils, or from doorknobs, swimming pools or hot tubs.
Once cured, syphilis doesn't recur. However, you can become reinfected if you have contact with someone's syphilis sore.
You face an increased risk of acquiring syphilis if you:
Without treatment, syphilis can lead to damage throughout your body. Syphilis also increases the risk of HIV infection and, for women, can cause problems during pregnancy. Treatment can help prevent future damage but can't repair or reverse damage that's already occurred.
Called gummas, these bumps can develop on your skin, bones, liver or any other organ in the late stage of syphilis. Gummas usually disappear after treatment with antibiotics.
Syphilis can cause a number of problems with your nervous system, including:
These may include bulging (aneurysm) and inflammation of the aorta — your body's major artery — and of other blood vessels. Syphilis may also damage heart valves.
Adults with sexually transmitted syphilis or other genital ulcers have an estimated two- to fivefold increased risk of contracting HIV. A syphilis sore can bleed easily, providing an easy way for HIV to enter your bloodstream during sexual activity.
If you're pregnant, you may pass syphilis to your unborn baby. Congenital syphilis greatly increases the risk of miscarriage, stillbirth or your newborn's death within a few days after birth.
Syphilis can be diagnosed by testing samples of:
Through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, your local health department offers partner services, which will help you notify your sexual partners that they may be infected. That way, your partners can be tested and treated and the spread of syphilis can be curtailed.
When diagnosed and treated in its early stages, syphilis is easy to cure. The preferred treatment at all stages is penicillin, an antibiotic medication that can kill the organism that causes syphilis. If you're allergic to penicillin, your doctor will suggest another antibiotic.
A single injection of penicillin can stop the disease from progressing if you've been infected for less than a year. If you've had syphilis for longer than a year, you may need additional doses.
Penicillin is the only recommended treatment for pregnant women with syphilis. Women who are allergic to penicillin can undergo a desensitization process that may allow them to take penicillin. Even if you're treated for syphilis during your pregnancy, your newborn child should also receive antibiotic treatment.
The first day you receive treatment you may experience what's known as the Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction. Signs and symptoms include fever, chills, nausea, achy pain and headache. This reaction usually doesn't last more than one day.
After you're treated for syphilis, your doctor will ask you to:
To help prevent the spread of syphilis, follow these suggestions:
People can be infected with syphilis and not know it. In light of the often deadly effects syphilis can have on unborn children, health officials recommend that all pregnant women be screened for the disease.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/syphilis/basics/causes/CON-20021862
Any use of this site constitutes your agreement to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy linked below.
Mayo Clinic is a not-for-profit organization and proceeds from Web advertising help support our mission. Mayo Clinic does not endorse any of the third party products and services advertised.
A single copy of these materials may be reprinted for noncommercial personal use only. "Mayo," "Mayo Clinic," "MayoClinic.org," "Mayo Clinic Healthy Living," and the triple-shield Mayo Clinic logo are trademarks of Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.


text:
OpenGL vendor string: X.Org R300 Project
OpenGL renderer string: Gallium 0.4 on ATI RS690
OpenGL version string: 1.4 (2.1 Mesa 7.11)
Not software rendered: yes
Not blacklisted: yes
GLX fbconfig: yes
GLX texture from pixmap: yes
GL npot or rect textures: yes
GL vertex program: yes
GL fragment program: yes
GL vertex buffer object: no
GL framebuffer object: yes
GL version is 1.4+: yes
Unity 3D supported: no
So Unity 3D is not supported because of... "GL vertex buffer"? Am I understanding that right?
Even though I've been with Ubuntu since 8.10, I'm still quite the n00b, so any help would be great! THANKS!


text:
If it is the case that I wish to concentrate my efforts in learning Probability, Statistics and Game Theory, then is it also the case that I must become proficient in calculus?
Is calculus a foundation for all mathematical learning... or are there other foundations that would better pertain to Probability, Statistics or Game Theory.
I ask this because
-When reading books such as "Introduction to Probability" "Introduction to Statistics" or "Introduction to Game Theory" I always end up encountering terminology or notation that I cannot understand and therefore cannot progress through the rest of the book. I am unfamiliar with the terminology/notation and my immediate reaction is that these terminology/notation are related to calculus in some way ---> am I mistaken in this assumption? Are there mathematical foundations outside of calculus?


text:
Enter your zip code for product availability and pickup options at your nearest store or select a store by state.
Our Good Grips Microfiber Floor Duster features a double-jointed head that provides easy maneuverability to get around furniture and into narrow spaces. The microfiber head is incredibly effective at trapping dust and dirt and is machine washable.
Enter your zip code for product availability and pickup options at your nearest store or select a store by state.
Microfiber cleaning cloths are exceptionally efficient. The millions of tiny fibers in each strand attract, absorb and remove all kinds of dirt, dust and bacteria. Plus, microfiber naturally inhibits the spread of bacteria. Whereas traditional cotton cloths push around dirt and germs, microfiber traps it until washed.
It's also an environmentally friendly solution since it's reusable (rather than disposable) - and because it allows you to tackle many cleaning tasks without the need for harsh chemicals.
Microfiber allows you to clean larger surface areas before it has to be laundered. Once washed, it's renewed and ready to go again. To prolong it's effectiveness, do not use bleach or fabric softeners when laundering microfiber. Whenever possible, launder microfiber items by themselves, and never with towels or other items with a lot of lint. And never use high heat settings on microfiber.


text:
In Feynman's 'Lectures on Physics', I read a chapter on probability which tells that P(Head) for a fair coin 'approaches' 0.5 as no. of trials that we take goes to infinity (well, I tossed the coin 50 times & got heads 17 times, instead of 25 :-) ...). Can someone elaborate?
It is implied by the law of large numbers - the average sum of i.i.d. random variables (e.g. tosses of the fair coin) goes to the expectation.
Everyone's answering this mathematically. I think a better answer is experimental. Andrew Gelman has referred to biased coins as the unicorn of probability theory; see also this paper by Andrew Gelman and Deborah Nolan. The basic idea is that coin tossing is a deterministic process, and the randomness comes from our uncertainty in the initial conditions; half the possible initial conditions lead to heads and half to tails. To bias a coin to come up heads, it would have to slow down in midair when heads was facing up and speed up when tails is facing up. Unless you have installed some sort of rocket boosters on your coin this is not possible.
It is entirely plausible that your coin is not fair. But then again, going back to your little experiment, the probability that a FAIR coin tossed 50 times has 17 heads and 33 tails is FINITE. Which means it can occur.
First of all, keep in your mind that probability is a tool of mathematics. Although you can apply mathematics in the real world, that does not mean that everything true in mathematics is true in the real world as well. This works in the opposite direction as well.
A fair coin is a mathematical abstraction that is defined as a coin that when tossed has a probability of $0.5$ of landing on heads and an equal probability of landing on tails, thus the name "fair". You define it that way and it is automatically true. Building a truly fair coin in the real world would require a ridiculous amount of time and perhaps nanotechnology that we do not have.
So, let's assume that somehow you acquire a real-world fair coin. There is one last requirement to be able to "simulate" probability: an infinite number of experiments. Because that is how you interpret probability: Let $a$ be a sequence that is defined as such: $a_{i} = h/i$ , where $h$ is the number of heads so far and $i$ is the number of experiments. If the coin in this experiment is fair, thus the probability of heads $0.5$, this sequence converges to $0.5$.
So, as any other sequence, you can interpet this as follows: After a constant number of experiments, the ratio of heads to experiments will be in the "neighborhood" (i.e. very close) to 0.5. The more experiments you conduct, the smaller this neighborhood will be.


text: First Time Pregnancy Tips: Common Questions of Moms-to-Be By Scott W. Rallison, MD April 18, 2014 So you're pregnant (and yes, home tests are quite accurate). If you're like most first-time parents, you're probably excited but also a bit nervous. You probably also have a lot of questions. There is no such thing as a dumb question, especially for first-time parents. Check out the answers to common questions I get asked by first-time moms. Read More


text:
Press Releases
Board of Education Meeting � Wednesday, January 14
Release Date: 12/12/2008 9:33:47 AM
The Board of Education of Carroll County will hold its regular monthly Board meeting on Wednesday, January 14, 2009 at 5:00 p.m. in Room 007 of the Board of Education offices, located at 125 North Court Street, Westminster. Agenda items will include the presentation of the Superintendent's Proposed Operating Budget for FY 10. There will be time for citizen participation at this meeting. The public is encouraged to attend.
The agenda and back-up materials for the Board meeting will be available for review on BoardDocs, which may be accessed by visiting the school system's website at www.carrollk12.org and clicking on CCPS Online Meeting Agenda on the home page. The meeting will be broadcast live on Channel 21, with rebroadcasts on Thursday, January 15, at 8:00 p.m.; Saturday, January 17, at 9:00 a.m.; Sunday, January 18, at 8:00 p.m.; and Thursday, January 22, at 8:00 p.m.
The Board of Education of Carroll County does not discriminate on the basis of disability in employment or provision of services, programs or activities. Information concerning the Americans with Disabilities Act is available from the Director of Facilities, 410-751-3177. Persons needing auxiliary aids and services for communication should contact the Office of Community and Media Relations at 410-751-3020, TTY 410-751-3034, or write to Carroll County Public Schools, 125 North Court Street, Westminster, Maryland 21157 at least one (1) week in advance of the date the special accommodation is needed.


text:
Arte Sana is offering a special 2-for-1 reduced registration rate for the Nuestras Voces National Bilingual Sexual Assault Conference that will be held in Des Moines on April 1 & 2, 2013. This is a savings of $125 per registration! To take advantage of this limited offer just mark "Other" on this form and make sure to pay *online* via PayPal or credit card by 12/21/2012.
The conference group hotel rate is $78 plus tax for double occupancy.
© 2016 National Sexual Violence Resource Center – Founded by the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape
This site is supported by Grant/ Cooperative Agreement No. 1UF2CE002359-03 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.


text:
Arthur Daemmrich and Cyrus Mody
Research Frontiers for the Chemical Industry series
2005, Chemical Heritage Foundation
24 pp
Soft cover, 8.5 x 11, Product #1-52569-002-3
View | Download
Over the past century the chemical industry has been marked by transformations related to product and process innovations, the evolution of global markets, and the expansion of regulatory mandates. Today, the chemical industry faces a unique set of challenges from the rapid emergence of new fields and the maturing of existing methods for manufacturing. Based on findings from the first annual CHF–SCI Innovation Day, which explored frontier areas for industrial chemistry, this white paper argues that the industry's future lies in exploring diverse areas for research and development (R&D) rather than a narrow focus. As core inventors and manufacturers of the material basis of modern life, chemical firms are uniquely positioned to avoid waves of creative destruction prevalent in other sectors. By reinvigorating R&D, developing new markets, and engaging the public in a new dialogue about the risks and rewards of emerging technology, chemical firms can promote a new wave of innovation and rejuvenate the industry.
Innovation Day brings young innovators and industry leaders together to celebrate innovation in the chemical industry today and seek solutions for tomorrow's challenges.
Enjoy a bring-your-own brown-bag lunch while listening to CHF scholars share their research.
Meet us in person at one of our events.
Bakelite billiard ball
©2010–2016 Chemical Heritage Foundation


text:
Product Questions
- Ask
Average Customer Reviews
BUILT Laptop Sleeves offer protection without bulk, and fit into backpacks, totes, or luggage. They're easy to travel with, and the checkpoint friendly design lets you go through airport security with the laptop inside the sleeve. BUILT neoprene sleeves are designed to fit Macs and PCs, and come in a variety of eye-catching colors and patterns. Choosing just one—well, that's up to you.
Approximate Dimensions:
Approximate Weight:
Fill out the form below to request Better Price for this product.
Sign up for the latest information on new products, special offers, and savings opportunities at Abt and receive $25 off your next order of $250 or more.


text:
Can anyone tell me a single word that describes delaying a decision, although there is only one option?
Sign up
- Anybody can ask a question
- Anybody can answer
- The best answers are voted up and rise to the top
If there is only one course of action, then there is not really a decision to make, so this is a case of
If there's a chance that the situation will change between now and when action can no longer be avoided, you might say
If you want a word with a bit of color to it, you might try filibustering or stonewalling.
Those both include the additional notion of blocking something, not just of avoiding it, which seems to be what the OP is requesting.
Other verbs besides those previously mentioned in other answers include dawdle, bide, and tarry.
However, there is no sense of inevitability here, or of something that has no other possible course of action. I'm not sure it makes sense to have a word for avoiding a "decision" with only one "option". It doesn't seem like much of a decision if there is no choice involved, nor can something be an option if there is but one of them.
It's a bit like trying to avoid death or taxes: sure, you might be able to file for an extension, but these things only go so far. :)
I think to procrastinate implies laziness, avoiding a duty, and that's not really the sense I got from the question. In my mind, the best way to express the idea asked for is with the phrase 'to delay the inevitable'.
If forced to express this idea in a single word (though I don't know why that would be the case - a strict word limit?), I'd probably opt for the verb to temporize: to behave indecisively or evasively in order to to delay acting.
The word you want is stalling.
The word that immediately came to my mind was procrastination.
Could this be a case of over-analysing (over-analyzing in Americaneze)? Or (similar) overthinking?
This sounds less like indecisiveness and more like 'fear of moving forward' so I would offer:


text:
Possible Duplicate:
How do I enable automatic updates?
I would like to have Ubuntu silently install updates every day or so. It it possible to set it to do so? Are there any potential dangers to doing things this way?
I would like to have Ubuntu silently install updates every day or so. It it possible to set it to do so? Are there any potential dangers to doing things this way?
marked as duplicate by Jorge Castro, Marco Ceppi♦ Nov 3 '10 at 17:46
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
To configure edit
In the Ubuntu Software Center, go to the menu "Edit" -> "Software Sources…", then in the third tab "Updates", there is the option to select "Install security updates without confirmation". This will not install all updates automatically, but it will do so for security updates.
There are also other ways (see Oli's answer) in case you want all updates to be installed...
Potential dangers are the same as with all updates: every change can introduce new bugs... (An that's even more so with updates that introduce more features, so it's probably reasonably safe for security fixes, but somewhat less so if you also have repositores like ubuntu-proposed or ubuntu-backports or some PPAs.)
You need use software sources (Ubuntu 10.10 from Ubuntu Software Center -> Edit -> Software Sources).
Select tab Updates, then the "Install security updates without confirmation". It only installs security updates.
Check the following wiki page .
It should be as safe and running an interactive upgrade, except for the fact that if you get an issue from an upgrade you may not be aware in advance.


text:
A daughter, Madison Riley, to Kevin Bellemare and Tonia Lynn Johnson of Waterbury, March 25, at Waterbury Hospital. Grandparents are Richard Bellemare and Doris Mancini of Waterbury and Lynn Johnson of Derby. Great-grandparents are Nancy Bellemare of Waterbury and Rose Gracy of Woodbury.
Read more of this story and more!
7-Day Subscribers have FREE access to everything on rep-am.com and our E-Edition.
CLICK HERE to register and activate your access,.
Not a subscriber?
You can purchase a single-day subscription for only $0.75 to read this and access all of our content and our E-Edition.
CLICK HERE purchase a single day subscription.
Become an electronic subscriber to the Republican-American for only $8 a month. CLICK HERE.
Follow Us
Post a reader commentWe encourage your feedback and dialog.
Please be civil and respectful.
If you're witty, to the point and quotable, your reader comments may also be included on the Around the Towns page of The Sunday Republican.
Readers must be registered and logged in to post comments on the site. Registration is free. Click Here to register.
A Subscription is not required to post comments only a Registration.
Log In
|Register / Forgotten Password?
More stories from Births


text: More from SI Jason Spezza's no-trade list has 12 teams Jason Spezza's no-trade list has 12 teams Arena Wars Stanley Cup Final edition: L.A.'s Staples... Arena Wars Stanley Cup Final edition: L.A.'s Staples... Edmonton to break ground on new oil drop-styled arena i... Edmonton to break ground on new oil drop-styled arena i... Edmonton to break ground on new oil drop-styled arena i... Edmonton to break ground on new oil drop-styled arena i... Taking the NHL Outside: The making of stadium hockey Taking the NHL Outside: The making of stadium hockey Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More Home Ice SHANABANNED! Jannik Hansen gets one game for Hossa hit by amuir29 Email Posted: Thu Feb. 21, 2013 By Allan MuirI've heard it said that the best deal is the one from which neither side walks away completely happy. If that's the case, then Brendan Shanahan probably came up with the perfect punishment for Jannik Hansen.Sheriff Shanny handed the Vancouver forward a one-game suspension today for the elbow he threw to the back of Marian Hossa's head on Tuesday night. He'll miss Thursday's meeting with the Stars in Dallas as a result.It's an interesting verdict. I was expecting something more severe, maybe in the range of three games. Intentional or not, it was undeniably a head shot delivered against a completely defenseless victim ... pretty much the exact element the league says it's trying to get out of the game.But I talked to a few people around the league, and most thought there would be no suspension. Former referee Kerry Fraser does a nice job summing up that viewpoint over at TSN.So this clearly isn't as cut-and-dry as most situations the Department of Player Safety addresses. But after weighing the evidence, the DOPS ultimately decided Hansen was reckless and handed out the suspension, which means he also forfeits $7,297.30 in salary.Here's my problem: the suspension doesn't seem to match the crime Shanny describes in the video:"While it might be true that Hansen initially reaches up to play the puck in the air, he changes the position of his arm and delivers a sharp, careless forearm to the back of Hossa's head. This was an illegal forearm to the head, delivered recklessly and forcefully. Hossa suffered an injury on the play, and did not return to the game."So he's not minimizing it as a hockey play gone wrong. While he avoids the concept of intent, he ascribes malice when he talks about Hansen changing his arm position and cracking Hossa recklessly and carelessly. If that's what he saw, then it seems to me like he let Hansen off lightly, clean record or not.That's certainly what Chicago fans will be thinking, too. Vancouver's supporters are probably still stymied that the officials even bothered to call roughing in the first place. Neither will be happy with this result. Guess that makes it a fair call. More Home Ice


text:
A no-show in 2010, Zito to start Game 1
Not a subscriber? You can purchase a single-day subscription for only $0.75 to read this and access all of our content and our E-Edition. CLICK HERE purchase a single day subscription.
Become an electronic subscriber to the Republican-American for only $8 a month. CLICK HERE.


text: Hello guys! Sorry this tutorial was late! I was just downloading a site called wolf quest! Copy and paste this into your search engine bar, but the one nest the the back and forwards arrows: http://www.wolfquest.org/index.php .Wolf quest is an online game where you can have cubs after finding a mate, hunt, kill intruders (grizzily bears, cyotes), Have your own pack/terretory, mark your territory (LOL), Real people play in your pack! Its so ace! Thats what im going to say for this one! See you all later, daisydog!


text:
For the sake of not asking 5,000 questions here; are there any reliable sources of information about ERwin?
I have to use it for a course and I have been unable to find any website or documentation that is freely available.
Are there any documentation or resources available that cover basic usage of ERwin and how to apply everyday database admin concepts to it?


text:
We have been told by various people that babies need vitamin supplements, because "My doctor said so." This seems counterintuitive. Shouldn't formula or breastmilk have all of the nutrients that a baby needs?
In most cases, breast milk or formula provides just about everything a baby needs for the first four to six months. The exception is vitamin D, which is recommended as a supplement for breastfed babies and babies who drink less than 32 ounces of formula per day per The Baby Center.
I'll start off by saying this answer isn't complete, and addresses breastmilk rather than formula. Most breastfeeding advocates are reluctant to say that breastfed babies need any additional supplements, claiming that breastmilk was designed to be the only thing a baby ate, and that if babies needed more of a certain vitamin, then breastmilk would have more of that vitamin. Kellymom makes a good summary of the anti-supplement arguments.
Here is what I've found:
Here is what I haven't found:


text:
Neighbour Nuisance
It's your right to live in peace, free from the nuisance of noisy or antisocial neighbours. We can investigate and tackle noise from neighbours and other nuisances. To report an antisocial neighbour you can click the button above.
We will work with partner agencies such as West Midlands Police and Environmental Health to investigate and tackle issues of nuisance neighbours causing problems. In serious instances of antisocial behaviour we will work to secure legal action against perpetrators.
If you have a dispute with your neighbour over a shared boundary we can only help if one of the parties is a Council tenant. If this is the case please use the boundary dispute button above.
- What Birmingham City Council is doing to help
Under the Crime and Disorder Act 1998, we have specific duties for monitoring and dealing with anti social behaviour. In response to this, we have set up the Community Safety Partnership, a specialist team that deals with anti social behaviour across the city.
It's always best to try to nip problem behaviour in the bud. In the first instance, so long as it's safe, we will always advise you to speak directly with whoever is causing the problem.
Many disputes between neighbours could be resolved just by talking to each other. Issues are often just down to a clash of lifestyles – the perpetrator(s) may not even realise that they're causing a nuisance.
If you're being subjected to persistent anti social behaviour, we'll then refer your complaint either to the Community Safety Partnership or the council department best placed to deal with your specific issue.
If you're a tenant of a registered social landlord, we may give you their contact details, if the matter is something that they have the power to deal with.
In an emergency you should always call 999 and report the matter to the police.
- Boundary disputes
We can only intervene in a boundary dispute if one of the parties is a Council Tenant. Tenants of registered social landlords should contact their landlord for help. If you own your home then you should contact a solicitor.
- What should l do if the Antisocial Behaviour didn't happen in Birmingham?
We can only investigate incidents that happen in Birmingham. If the incident happened somewhere else, then you should notify the relevant local authority, or the police.
- What can be done to stop issues escalating further?
In some circumstances the councils service may be able to help resolve problems before they become full disputes. Even if there is a history of problems between the parties, Mediation can be useful in helping to resolve them.
- Where can I get information about noise, including noise nuisance?
You can get more information about noise from our webpage www.birmingham.gov.uk/noise
- What defines Antisocial Behaviour?
Antisocial behaviour is a behaviour which causes distress or alarm to others. This covers a wide range of problems but key things which define Antisocial behaviour include:
- Excessive noise (especially late at night)
- Rowdy, unruly or threatening behaviour
- Criminal activity or offences
- Drug dealing and related problems
- Nuisance caused by children of tenants, or visitors to council properties and estates
- Nuisance caused by animals
- Vandalism, including graffiti
- Harassment, including racial, sexual and homophobic
- Dumping of litter or rubbish
- Statutory nuisance, such as fume emissions
- Breaches of tenancy conditions
- Accidental inconsiderate behaviour
- Verbal abuse.


text:
Product Details
The Classic Razor is a traditional and elegant addition to our line of handcrafted razors. Featuring a black acrylic handle with nickel plated details. This razor is properly weighted and balanced to help reduce pressure placed on the skin. The Mach 3 Turbo blade delivers a close, comfortable shave with three progressively set blades.
- Black acrylic handle with nickel plated head
- Mid-weight handle
- Mach 3 Turbo blade
- Black acrylic handle is heightened with nickel plated accents adding appeal and variety.
- Base metal runs through center of acrylic handle adding more weight as compared to our compact razor.
- Mach 3 Turbo blade uses three progressively set blades with anti-friction coating.


text:
For a variety $X/k$, consider the monoid $A$ of classes of ample line bundles in $NS(X)$. What does $A \otimes_\mathbf{Z} \mathbf{R} \subset NS(X)_\mathbf{R}$ look like?
If $X$ is Fano, that is, if $-K_X$ is ample, then (the closure of) the ample cone is polyhedral. This follows from Kleiman's criterion saying that it is dual to the cone of effective curves, and from Mori's Cone Theorem saying, roughly, that for any $\epsilon > 0$, the part of the effective cone where $-K_X > \epsilon$ is polyhedral. A convenient reference is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cone_of_curves. The varieties $G/P$ discussed in other answers are Fano. Even in the Fano case, the ample cone still need not be simplicial: toric varieties would furnish convenient counterexamples.
On the other hand, in general the ample cone need not be polyhedral at all. For example, if $C$ is an elliptic curve without complex multiplication, then the Néron-Severi group of $C \times C$ is generated by $C \times p$, $p \times C$, and the diagonal, and in terms of this basis the ample cone is given by $$a+b>0, \qquad b+c > 0, \qquad c+a>0, \quad\mbox{and} \quad ab + bc + ca >0: $$ a circular cone! See, for example, T. Bauer and C. Schulz, Seshadri constants on the self-product of an elliptic curve, J. Alg. 320 (2008) 2981-3005, Section 2.
I guess I should take this opportunity to mention a personal hobby-horse: the Cone Conjecture of Morrison--Kawamata. (See e.g. http://arxiv.org/abs/0901.3361 for precise statements, history, and known cases.)
To give a little background, note that (as mentioned in Michael Thaddeus' answer) for Fano varieties the nef cone (i.e. closure of the ample cone) is polyhedral, and spanned by rational rays. That's the nicest possible answer one can hope for.
Once we leave the Fano realm, however, things get worse. Already for Calabi--Yau varieties, the cone of curves can fail to be polyhedral, and even be a completely "round" cone. (This happens e.g. for Abelian surfaces of Picard number at least 3.)
That seems pretty bad, but the Morrison--Kawamata conjecture predicts that there is still something we can say about the nef cone, in good cases such as Calabi--Yau varieties. The key observation is that the automorphism group Aut(X) of any variety acts on the nef or ample cone, and one can hope that this group action simplifies the picture somehow.
Morrison's form of the conjecture is roughly the following.
Cone conjecture: Let X be a Calabi--Yau variety. Then there is a rational polyhedral cone Π inside the nef cone Nef(X) which is a fundamental domain for the action of Aut(X) on Nef(X): in particular, Aut(X).Π = Nef(X).
(To give a more precise statement, one has to consider what happens with non-rational rays on the boundary on the nef cone. Those can never be the image of a rational ray, hence we have to throw out all points of the boundary which are not in the convex hull of the rational rays. There is also an issue of what "fundamental domain" means. But the abbreviated statement above gives the essential flavour, I think.)
So the conjecture predicts that although the nef cone may be very far from being a polyhedral cone, it is "generated" by a polyhedral cone when we take into account the action of automorphims (and, as mentioned, throwing away some boundary points.) If true, that would be a very satisfying description.
The conjecture has been generalised to Calabi--Yau fibre spaces and then klt Calabi--Yau pairs. In its most general form, it includes all Fano varieties, all Calabi--Yau varieties, and many in between.
For K3 surfaces, there is an interesting dichotomy: the cone of curves, and so dually the (closed) cone of ample divisors, is either (locally) polyhedral, or completely circular (has no polyhedral part at all). This was proved in Sándor Kovács's thesis (see "The cone of curves of a K3 surface", Math. Ann. 300). As far as I know, it still remains an amusing open problem whether there exist projective varieties whose cone of ample divisors is partially circular and partially polyhedral, although one expects that there should be plenty of such examples.
The shape of the ample cone can be very different, depending on the variety you are considering. In the preprint "Remarks on the cone of divisors" by Y. Kawamata, for example, you can see an unusual version of the Mori cone theorem that tells us something about the shape of the nef cone. The ample cone, as you very probably know, is the inner of the nef cone, so that they practically look the same.
Remember the ample cone is an open set in $NS(X)\otimes \mathbf{R}$ for the standard euclidean topology. Thus it cannot be $\mathbf{R}_{\geq 0}^\rho $ . But it can be $(\mathbf{R}^+)^{\rho}$. The simplest example is the projective space $\mathbb{P}^n$ over the complex numbers, where $\rho=1$ and the ample cone is simply $\mathbf{R}^+$.
Well, if you have a projective variety you can always find a basis of $NS(X)\otimes \mathbf{R}$ as an $\mathbf{R}$-vector space only made by ample $\mathbf{R}$-divisors. This implies that every projective variety (say over $\mathbf{C}$),if you suitably choose the basis of the vector space we are speaking about, has ample cone $(\mathbf{R}^+)^{\rho}$. [retracted in comment below]
The reference is in the first chapter of the book "Positivity in algebraic geometry I", by R. Lazarsfeld. I don't have the book now so that I cannot tell you exactly what is the paragraph, but I'm pretty sure it is in the first chapter and it is just an exercise. Does this answer your question?


text:
Samuel Joseph Gallo, 74, of El Dorado, died Monday, April 29, 2013 at HCA Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. There will be no service.
He was born on Feb. 5, 1939 in Indiana, Pa., the son of Alfouso and Gladys (Palmer) Gallo. After graduating from High School, he served in the United States Air Force. He worked as a millwright for the union. He enjoyed reading, rebuilding cars, and working with wood.
Those who survive include an adopted son, Ralph Palmer of Cassoday; cousins, Ray Bracght, Debra Bueller and Melody Schmidt, all of Newton, and Linda Foils of Hesston; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a sister and his parents.
Carlson Funeral Home, El Dorado, are in charge of the arrangements.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
6 Real World Jedi Mind Tricks Salesmen Are Using On You
#3. The Old Foot-in-the-Door Technique
You're walking down the street when one of those uppity, most-likely-vegan charity workers accosts you.
"Sir? Do you care about children?"
"Yes, of course I care about children."
"Well, would you sign this petition then?"
OK, you just said you like kids, so it would be kind of a dick move to back out now. You sign the petition and start to walk away, then he asks if you want a brochure. You take the brochure because, well, you did just sign the petition. You'll just throw it away later. Then he asks if you'd like to donate $10 to the charity -- it would really help the kids, you see. A whole bunch of excuses are on the tip of your tongue, but what's $10 anyway, right? You don't want to look like someone who cares about children enough to sign a piece of paper but not enough to put his money where his pen is.
In any question about children, leaving space between those last two words is VERY important.
But why?
Called the "Foot-in-the-Door" technique, this strategy is the key to upselling: It works because most people have a really hard time saying no in the first place and have an even harder time if they've already said yes to something. Salespeople exploit it by getting you to say yes to something trivial before hitting you with a much bigger request.
"Now that we've settled on a life insurance policy ... how about a threesome?"
The most famous example was a phone survey of women regarding the cleaning products they used. The women who took the survey were called again a week later with an absurdly invasive and inconvenient request: Would they allow men to come look through their kitchen cupboards for two hours to see for themselves what kind of products they use? The women who participated in the phone survey were two times as likely to let strange men poke around their houses, compared with women who were just asked the second part with no primer. You see this every day: It's why you end up with a warranty you don't want or a supersized meal you don't need. You've already said yes to buying one thing, and it's only a little more money for the upgrade, and really, when you think about it, a warranty for a taco isn't all that unreasonable: What if you drop it in the parking lot? Your hand is practically forced here!
"Only $24.99 for three years of coverage? I'd be a fool not to buy it."
#2. Getting Way Too Friendly
You're out at a restaurant when the waiter comes over, smiles at you, tells you his name and then hunkers down to your level. He repeats your order back to you before rushing off to the kitchen, obviously because he's in such a hurry to please you, even though your meal takes forever to arrive. While you're waiting, the waiter comes over again and asks you, by name, if you would like another drink, all while lightly touching your arm. The bill comes, complete with some mints, and you open it to find he's drawn a smiley face with a little thank-you note inside.
So what's the deal? Is he going to rape you? Was he in a cult? Was it a rape-cult?! No, he just knows that after all this, you're probably going to leave him a pretty decent tip, no matter how cold and terrible your food was.
If you smile wide enough, it doesn't matter how much you spit in their coffee.
But why?
Every single thing that waiter did was a way to manipulate you into giving him more money at the end of the night. For our foreign readers who come from a "tipping is totally optional" culture, in the United States, it's kind of a big deal. The idea of leaving no tip, even after below-average service, is almost impossible to contemplate. The act of tipping your server at a restaurant is so ingrained that the government even assumes it will always happen, allowing waiters and waitresses to be paid far less than minimum wage because tip money will make up the difference, and even recently closing a loophole in order to force servers to declare tips on their taxes.
They called it "Mr. Pink's Law."
But even though tipping is expected, it doesn't mean the amount we tip can't be manipulated -- and people in the serving industry know all the tricks and use them. The difference between a 15 percent and 20 percent tip can be as simple as a smiley face drawn on your bill, a touch on your arm or a free mint with your check. Even factors that have nothing to do with table service affect the amount you tip -- like if it's sunny out, or even just the mention of sunny weather at some point. So the next time some smug, swaggering waiter comes at you talking about how much he misses spring, you just sweep his leg and run, friend -- he's trying to hypnotize you!
#1. Figuring Out Your Type, and Using it Against You
If you sit down at Best Buy and watch one of the stereo salespeople for the day, two things will happen: One, you'll see him become a dozen different people over the course of his shift, altering his language, posture and approach for every customer in order to close the sale. And two, you'll probably be arrested for stalking. The latter is a matter for the courts to decide, but the former is a tried-and-true sales technique called the Chosen Representation System.
"Who do I need to be to get you into this car?"
But why?
People are different: Right-brained vs. left-brained, creative vs. logical, touchy-feely vs. withdrawn, boisterous vs. shy. And not surprisingly, all these different types of people want different things when they're making purchases. The things that are important to you when buying a product (color, texture, sound clarity, etc.) are called your Chosen Representational System. The best salespeople recognize your CRS very quickly and adjust their selling style accordingly. If you're kind of a big guy in a Tapout shirt, they can guess that volume is probably most important to you, and they're going to crank that baby up to 11. If you're a well-dressed female, they assume you'll be more swayed by aesthetics, and they'll likely show you their low-profile, sleek systems.
Pro Tip: Faking a seizure is enough to drive away all but the most dedicated salespeople.
That's all somewhat common sense, but there are ways they tailor their pitch to you before even asking any questions: For example, changing one word when stating an opinion goes a long way toward convincing the person you are talking to that your way of thinking is correct. In general, women are swayed by "I feel" and men more by "I think." So if you're talking to a woman, then you "feel this is the best portable smoothie maker ever made." If you're talking to a male customer, you "think this smoothie maker will goddamn dominate every other one on the market."
It gets even crazier from there: Another effective tool is asking you to recall something from the past. Depending on whether you look up or down, left or right, salespeople can often infer your CRS, no matter what your subsequent answer is. That's right: Your very body language is betraying you to the salesbastards. You cannot even trust yourself against them.
The secrets don't stop here, learn more in the brand new Cracked.com book.
Be sure to learn more tricks of the trade in 5 Ways Stores Use Science to Trick You Into Buying Crap and 5 Cheap Magic Tricks Behind Every Psychic.
And stop by Linkstorm to see how the Internet tricked you into liking cats.
And don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter to get sexy, sexy jokes sent straight to your news feed.
Do you have an idea in mind that would make a great article? Then sign up for our writers workshop! Do you possess expert skills in image creation and manipulation? Mediocre? Even rudimentary? Are you frightened by MS Paint and simply have a funny idea? You can create an infograpic and you could be on the front page of Cracked.com tomorrow!


text:
Ryan Marx, owner/head instructor at Carmi Taekwondo Center, recently competed in the ATA's Mid-Atlantic District Championships in Lombard. The Mid-Atlantic District included Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin. Tournament points are accumulated throughout the tournament year and the top 10 point earners in each state had the opportunity to compete for District Champion.
Marx qualified for District Championship competition in Forms, Sparring and Combat Weapons Competitions in the Men's Fourth and Fifth Degree Black Belt division.
Marx earned a Silver Medal in Forms competition getting edged out by world ranked Adam Hess by one-tenth of a point.
Marx earned Gold in Sparring competition. In the first round of the sparring competition Marx drew No. 1 world ranked Adam Hess of Indianapolis. Marx won the match 5-0. In his second round he drew Matt Ticconi of Okemos, Mich. Marx advanced with a one point victory. In the gold medal match, Marx drew Zach Hayden of Kendallville, Ind. Marx earned the victory and the title of Sparring District Champion.
Combat Weapons competition gave Marx a Bronze Medal. In the first round, Marx drew John Kruger of Danville, Ind. The match went into overtime with Marx earning the victory. Marx also earned a victory in his next match against Joseph Duczman of Mentor, Ohio. In the semi final match, Marx again drew No. 1 ranked Adam Hess eventually dropping the match and finishing in third place.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
TWC9: Windows Phone videos, MVC for HTML 5, CoApp, Lab Management RTM
- Posted: Aug 20, 2010 at 2:06PM
- 44,269 views
- 2 comments
Loading user information from Channel 9
Something went wrong getting user information from Channel 9
Loading user information from MSDN
Something went wrong getting user information from MSDN
Loading Visual Studio Achievements
Something went wrong getting the Visual Studio Achievements
Right click "Save as…"
Oops, something didn't work.
Any chance the lab management installers will be reissued with the RTM code, especially the agent installers?
Hi PerfectPhase! Great question, as always.
The original installers will not be updated. However, the VM Prep Tool will be updated soon and if you use this to prepare your VM's then it will automatically handle installing the agents and the patches.
Comments have been closed since this content was published more than 30 days ago, but if you'd like to continue the conversation, please create a new thread in our Forums, or Contact Us and let us know.


text:
- Binding: Paperback
- Era: Current
- Number of Pages: 560
- Subject: U.S. Navy
- Date Available: February 1986
Your tax-deductible gift to the Naval Institute Press underwrites worthy books that might not otherwise be published.
This second edition of the basic textbook in shipboard engineering presents the latest information on steam, gas turbine, and nuclear propulsion, as well as auxiliary systems, ship stability, and damage control. New to this edition is a section on engineering documentation.


text:
Crosstalk Home
Show Information
Air Date: January 1, 2013
Speaker: Ed Hindson
Listen: MP3 | Order CD | Order DVD
Dr. Ed Hindson is a distinguished Professor of Religion and Dean of the Institute of Biblical Studies at Liberty University. He's authored a number of books including: Global Warning, Popular Encyclopedia of Apologetics and the Zondervan King James Bible Commentary. Dr. Hindson is also a Bible prophecy speaker and host of the King is Coming telecast.
Dr. Hindson was the speaker at a VCY Rally in October of 2009 and this broadcast features portions of his presentation.
Dr. Hindson describes how Bible prophecy is not written to scare us, but to prepare us; so that we will be ready when the Lord returns. It's not written to frighten us, but to invite us to give our lives to Christ while there's time and hope.
His first main point of emphasis was on the idea that time is running out for the world. He pointed to a recent gathering of world leaders; a gathering designed to bring about solutions to the problems of the world. The problems, however, still remain.
From there Dr. Hindson goes to the Word of God, laying more groundwork for the importance of prophecy. He looks at the 16th chapter of Matthew and explains how Jesus challenged the Pharisees and Sadducees who had missed all 109 of the first prophecies concerning his first coming. He then contrasts that text with Luke 21 which describes the signs of the second coming; signs that challenge us as believers today to be ready.
In light of all this he warns how we should watch out for false predictions as he cites numerous examples from the last century. Even today he describes how the New Agers have a prediction, supposedly based upon the Mayan calendar, that on December 21, 2012, the world will either end or we will have the dawning of a great new age.
Dr. Hindson believes we are close to the end of the age. Here are several points he uses to defend his position:
--Israel must be back in their Promised Land. They have been for 60 years.
--Tension in the Middle East; particularly against Israel.
--The failures of worldwide peace attempts.
--The threat of nuclear weapons.
More interesting, Scripture-based information concerning Bible prophecy is available by listening to this broadcast or by ordering Dr. Hindson's complete rally presentation via the contact information listed below.
More Information:
For a copy of the entire rally on audio CD or DVD call or write:
VCY America
3434 W. Kilbourn Ave.
Milwaukee, WI. 53208
Orders for this Crosstalk program will be sent the full rally message on CD
or order the rally directly online:
Order CD for $6.00
Order DVD for $20.00
Signs of the Times and the Return of Christ
Posted on January 1st, 2013
Posted in Church, Christianity Tagged with no tags
Show Categories
2nd Amendment (6)
Abortion (29)
Atheism (5)
Christianity (248)
Church (126)
Church-State (10)
Civil Rights (12)
Creation/Evolution (27)
Cults (8)
Culture (200)
Current Events (330)
Current News (216)
Discernment (25)
Economy (8)
Education (27)
Encouragement (26)
Evangelism (29)
Faith (37)
False Teachers (23)
Family (22)
Finances (11)
First Amendment (16)
Gay Agenda (106)
Government (483)
Guns (42)
Health (111)
Holidays (22)
Homosexuality (96)
Immigration (1)
Islam (137)
Israel (43)
Jim Schneider (304)
Media (10)
Missions (6)
Modern Church (17)
Music (8)
New Age (9)
New Spirituality (6)
New World Order (16)
Obama (120)
Patriotism (23)
Persecution (37)
Politics (334)
Population (5)
Prayer (5)
Pro-Life (14)
Racism (7)
Relationships (8)
Religion (109)
Spiritual Deception (30)
Terrorism (65)
Testimony (16)
The Bible (23)
Vic Eliason (175)
Weather (25)
Women (17)
Worship (32)
& 400th anniversary 400 40 Adrian Association of American Physicians and surgeons Bell Christianity Christian Church Customer Service Dakdok David Wilkerson Donald Trump Dr. Eastern religion Emergent False Teachers Fathers Day Glen Beck God Government Gun Owners of America Ingrid Schlueter Ingrid Islam Jane Orient Jesus Christ Jesus John MacArthur John Karen Malec Koran Larry Pratt Love MacArthur Mat Meditation Morality Mother's Day Music National Day of Prayer New Age New Spirituality Osama Bin Laden Owners Patriotism Politics Pornography Quran Reiki Relationships Relexology Religion Rob Bell Rob Rogers Romance SIDS Schlueter Sheriff Usama Dakdok Valentines Vic Eliason William welden Worship aaps acupuncture agenda alternative medicine. america ammendment anniversary apathy atheism baby bible book border breast cancer breast calendar camping cancer celebrate child porn children child control corrupt crosstalk America crosstalk crostalk culture date day dead death debt dr adrian rogers education eliason encouragement end times end exact faithless faith false family radio family federal finances financial finding gay gblt generateion generation harold camping harold health care health homosexuality hutchings illegal infant iraq irrefutable james jeff meyers jim johnson judgement king james bible king kjv last law legal lesbian libraries library limit love wins love worth finding luke mirrage modern church mom's mom money mother's mother nation navy seals navy news new noah obamacare obama on overspending pakistan personal loss pornograhpy prayer pray pron radio requests schneider school seek shot signs smith special show spending staver sudden infant death syndrome sudden summit ministries syndrome taxes teachers terrorism terrorist terror the Bible times transgender trends united states usama vcyamerica vcy version vic warm warren smith warren war wellness wins woman women worth write yoga


text:
I have created a customised version of Ubuntu (basically I just installed the programs that I want), using UCK, to install on a pendrive and carry with me while travelling and boot on whatever computer is available.
What I want is to have a "home" folder on the pendrive and then mount it as /home/ubuntu in the live system. That way, I can easily access my files from other systems as well as the pendrive, and the settings for the screen, etc will be reset every time I boot and won't cause problems when I use it on multiple machines.


text:
HI, this has probably been asked a hundred times but I need a bit if help here. I have a NN5 and Velbon 600 sherpa tripod.I dont like the tripod for panos as I need to extend the centre pole to get a good veiwing height. On a recent 6 week trip through the USA West and National Parks I found it hard to use on uneven ground and windy conditions. I found taking the tripod head off and replacing it with the pano head all the time a pain.Thinking back I could have set the pano head up on another centre pole and just slipped it in when needed.
Being quiet tall at 6ft 6in, I looking at getting a carbon fibre tripod without the centre pole with a good height around 80''.
My NN5 came with a swiss quick release that I havent used. My questions are-
Would it be advisable to put a swiss quick release base on the tripod base and a quick release plate on the bottom of my easy leveller and one on the bottom of my tripod head to allow a quick change over.
Would I use the same for the camera base as well.
Could anyone reccomend a good tripod and ball head suitable. I want to be able to us a 80-200mm lens also which is quiet heavy.


text:
2012 Undergraduate Summer Internship
Project Description: Barred Owls (Strix varia) occur throughout North America. Across this large range, there are well documented plumage patterns which are believed to have weak geographic structure. Using modern tissue samples and traditional specimens we will assess the degree to which plumage patterns correlate with genetic differentiation across a large number of individuals that have been prepared by the Bird Division in recent years. These specimens come from throughout the Midwest and Florida. The analyses, including assessment of both genetic and morphologic data, will quantify whether or not there is a correlation between coloration, morphology and genetic structure in these birds. Interns will receive training in measuring and scoring coloration patterns in traditional museum specimens. They will receive training in DNA extraction, PCR, and sequencing in the Museum's core genetics facility, the Pritzker Laboratory and the DNA Discovery Center. Interns also will learn the basics of sequence data and phylogeographic analyses.
Project Leaders: Dr. John Bates (Associate Curator) & Josh Engel (Research Assistant)


text:
November 28, 2012
E-learning and the credibility of Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCs) are some
of the most burning issues in education today -- and will shape the future. "Cloud
Over the Campus: MOOCs, Online Degrees, and Other 21st Century Expectations," a
public forum hosted by The Steinhardt Institute for Higher Education
Policy, explores the actual experience of taking a technology-enabled course.
During the spring of 2012, a leading educator threw aside her usual routines and
each became a"Phoenix." After taking an online course at the University of
Phoenix, NYU Professor Catharine R. Stimpson will describe what she learned and
her surprises – both pleasant and unpleasant. Her very personal accounts could
become a platform for new perspectives about being a part of the 21st century
Thursday, Nov. 29; 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
New York University School of Law
Lipton Hall
110 W. 3rd St. (at MacDougal St.)
Christopher Hoadley, associate professor and co-director of educational
technology programs, NYU Steinhardt
Ann Kirschner, university dean, Macaulay Honors College, The City University of
New York
Catharine R. Stimpson, university professor and dean emerita, New York
Media interested in covering the event, please contact Courtney Bowe in the NYU
office of public affairs.
About the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
Located in the heart of Greenwich Village, NYU's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development prepares students for careers in the arts, education, health, media, and psychology. Since its founding in 1890, the Steinhardt School's mission has been to explore the human experience through public service, global collaboration, research, scholarship, and practice. To learn more about NYU Steinhardt, visit: http://steinhardt.nyu.edu.
This Press Release is in the following Topics:
Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
Type: Press Release


text:
Hal R. Varian
Recent and archived news articles by Hal R. Varian of The New York Times.
An iPod Has Global Value. Ask the (Many) Countries That Make It.
If an iPod costs $299, who gets that money? You might be surprised.
June 28, 2007, Thursday
Copyrights That No One Knows About Don't Help Anyone
Making it easy for creators and users of information to find each other should be a high priority for policy makers.
May 31, 2007, Thursday
Sometimes the Stock Does Better Than the Investor That Buys the Stock
Have investors in the stock market done as well as stocks? Surprisingly, the answer is no.
May 3, 2007, Thursday
Why That Hoodie Your Son Wears Isn't Trademarked
Fashion remains a rare industry where copying actually promotes the welfare of all competitors.
April 5, 2007, Thursday
The Future of Leisure That Never Arrived
Though the average hours at work have decreased in the last century, it doesn't necessarily follow that leisure has increased.
March 8, 2007, Thursday
Kaizen, That Continuous Improvement Strategy, Finds Its Ideal Environment
On the Web, continuous improvement really is continuous.
February 8, 2007, Thursday
Rethinking Why Crazy Eddie Wouldn't Be Undersold, and Other Mysteries
It's not so obvious that price matching encourages competition; such offers can have exactly the opposite effect.
January 11, 2007, Thursday
Recalculating the Costs of Global Climate Change
Exploring the implications of alternative assumptions is likely to lead to better policy than making a single blanket recommendation.
December 14, 2006, Thursday
Beyond Insurance: Weighing the Benefits of Driving vs. the Total Costs of Driving
The benefits of driving should be compared with the total costs of driving, which include both the costs borne by the driver and the external costs that the driver imposes on others.
November 16, 2006, Thursday
Why Old Media and Tom Cruise Should Worry About Cheaper Technology
As technology advances, more creative and inexpensive content will be available via the Internet, vying for people's attention.
October 19, 2006, Thursday
Rss Feeds On Hal R. Varian
Subscribe to an RSS feed on this topic. What is RSS?


text:
I am trying to show, that the set $PR$ of primitive recursive functions is a subset of $R$, the recursive functions. Could someone help me, complete the proof of that assertion ?
My idea: Since $PR$ is defined as the smallest set of all sets $PR'\subseteq \cup _{k\in \mathbb{N}} \{f:\mathbb{N}^k \rightarrow \mathbb{N}\}$, satisfying the properties
1) $PR'$ contains the constant zero function, the successor function and the projection functions
2) $PR'$ is closed under composition by functions
3) $PR'$ is closed under primitive recursion
and $R$ is the smallest set of all sets $R'\subseteq \cup _{k\in \mathbb{N}} \{f:\mathbb{N}^k \rightarrow \mathbb{N}\}$, satisfying the properties 1)-3) and additionaly the property
4) $R'$ is closed under $\mu$-recursion
we obviously have $R' \subseteq PR'$, since there are more constraints on the functions in $R'$ than in $PR'$. But why does the "$\subseteq$" sign gets reversed, if we take the minimum ob both sets, meaning $\min R'=R\supseteq PR=\min PR'$ ?
(m idea was nonsense)


text:
i need to learn vb.net, asp.net and sql but not from any regular classes can someone help me.
need help
You are at the right place. Practice is the best way to learn any programming language and if you have anything to share or ask you can use the forum.


text:
CW Merchandise
Fight TV
Next Event
An award-winning brand dedicated to both function and fashion, offering a fresh take on MMA clothing and apparel.
CW Ring Girls
WDA DIGITAL MEDIA COORDINATOR: Candidate Brief
WDA Digital Media Coordinator: Candidate Brief - Interested applicants should reply with CV & covering letter to careers(@)cagewarriors.com to be considered for this position. Applications close August 1st 2016
Two new champions crowned at CWFC 77
Two new world champions were crowned last night at Cage Warriors 77 and both by first round stoppage. As Jack Marshman and Chris Fishgold impressed at the Camden Centre in London
CWFC 77: Event Details
Check out everything you need to know about CWFC 77 which takes place tonight at the Camden Centre in London
CWFC 77 | Three good reasons to watch tonight.
Cage Warriors returns to the Camden Centre, London tonight with two big Title fights. However here's the other three bouts you should be paying attention to once the main card starts at 9PM on UFC Fight Pass
Weigh-in results: Cage Warriors 77
The title challengers for CWFC 77 comfortably made weight this afternoon ahead of tomorrow evening's event at the Camden Centre, which and is broadcast live around the world on UFC FIGHT PASS
Andy Friedlander and Alex Corbisiero join Cage Warriors presentation team
Cage Warriors Fighting Championship have bolstered their presentation team by adding Andy Friedlander and Alex Corbisiero to their on screen presentation team.


text:
How do you punctuate "Are you Mr. Jones?" Is that correct or should it be "Are you, Mr. Jones?"
Sign up
- Anybody can ask a question
- Anybody can answer
- The best answers are voted up and rise to the top
closed as not a real question by FumbleFingers, Matt E. Эллен♦, kiamlaluno, Mitch, waiwai933♦ Aug 18 '12 at 5:40
It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center.If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
It depends on the intended meaning. "Are you Mr Jones?" means you are asking whether he is named Mr. Jones. "Are you, Mr. Jones?" requires context to make sense, e.g.:
In this example, you already understand that the man is Mr. Jones, and you are asking him whether he is a member of the committee. In essence, the latter sentence is merely short for:
Naturally, if the context is different, the meaning of Are you, Mr. Jones? also changes.