text:
Draft and Trade Talk Message Board
Trade for Altuve
I'm in a 12-team H2H league and I've been offered this trade where I get Jose Altuve.
Here is the offer.
I get: Jose Altuve, Erik Bedard
I give up: Dustin Ackley, Ryan Dempster
Should I take this offer?Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
alright guys, thanks for your help. think i will reject but thanks for insight!
fair enough...good points but i still worry about Bedard being injury-prone
so i'm leaning towards not accepting. any more advice before i leave?
I trust Ackley over the Astro - any Astro.
- 1 Reply to Scott
so you think ackley will improve and hit how he was supposed to at start of season?
The Altuve side wins this trade handsomly. Insta-accept if you get Altuve.
Dempster versus Bedard is virtually a wash - two quality pitchers on poor teams. Dempster might get the edge in 'wins', while Bedard edges him out in 'strikeouts'.
- 1 Reply to J M
do you think they are a wash? I worry about Bedard's health and Altuve could regress but I do feel like accepting based on what you've said.
I'd stick, Altuve's Babip suggests a regression in ba (I.e. He's been really lucky so far) and I don't trust Bedard's health.
- 2 Replies to Tyler
Even if he regresses to a .280 hitter (which has neutral value) from his current .350, he is still going to be an improvement over Auckly. Altuve will run a bit, steal some bases and has a little pop.
Altuve is an improved hitter and is walking more and striking out less this season - more aligned with his minor league projections. These are the numbers that really count in terms of producing a quality batting average.
Great improvment over Auckly.
that's a good point. I should consider that as well
Expert Fantasy Advice
Big Board: Ranking Fantasy Football's top 50 assets
Receivers lead the way atop Brandon Funston's initial rankings heading into the start of training camps. … More »
Outfielder Shuffle Up: The ageless Carlos Beltran
There's plenty wrong with the Yankees offense this year, but Carlos Beltran is part of the solution. … More »
Freak Show Podcast: Cardinals pen, Strasburg and Giolito, Steven Wright
Brandon Funston and Scott Pianowski talk MLB news and happenings, starting in St. Louis. … More »
Daily Dime: Hanley Ramirez, Kershaw and Cueto, Coors Field
Hanley Ramirez's bat has come alive this week and he's cheaply priced for Sunday DFS. … More »
Mostly MLB Notes: Talking Encarnacion and a look around the league
Talking Edwin Encarnacion, a look around the league and other random nonsense. … More »


text:
Online Hotel Booking System$79.95
Quick Specs
Total Downloads:526
Date Added:Sep. 14, 2010
Price:Free to try (Limited functionality); $79.95 to buy (Buy it now)
File Size:77.72KB
Downloads Last Week:1
From OrgBusiness Software: Our hotel reservation system is easy to add onto your existing hotel website. The Online Hotel Booking System is multi-lingual and it is used internationally by large hotel chains, smaller independent hotels, resorts, motels, guest houses, bed & breakfasts and owners of holiday homes, cottages, villas and apartments. Since 2009 Online Hotel Booking System have provided accommodation owners with a reliable, low cost booking solution which is easily added onto any website. Available rooms can be booked instantly from your website 24 hours a day as our hotel booking system manages availability and securely validates guest's payment details (PayPal). You will be notified when your property has new bookings. Make sales immediately - without time-consuming emails and faxes between guests and your hotel reservations staff. Take control of hotel reservations made through your website not only with Internet Users but also with travel agents and corporate clients around the world. You pay for the program only the first time and get all new versions of this program for FREE and for a lifetime.
read more +
see all reviews +
read more +
More Products to Consider
- Create calendars, schedules, Gantt charts, and agendas in Mi...Take notes and stick them to your desktop.Manage your email, time and calendar.BWS Hotel Management System has all the features for Small &...
- Create and manage various events and to-do list on your desk...Managing your hotel or guest house.Arrange and track your appointments and events with cross-pl...Manage floors and layouts, comprehensive guest tracking, cre...
- Organize your life, manage contacts, create to do list, and ...Manage all your hotel tasks online.Create amortization schedule in Excel for fixed-rate loan.Provide booking engine for hotels, car rentals, flights, cru...
- Provide appropriate POS solution for any business in the Foo...Build, save, share, and print arbitrary mind maps.Search all the best travel sites at once and find the cheape...Receive reminders on appointments, meetings, holidays, and e...
- Transfer content between Android, iPhone, and Symbian phones...Create and organize sticky notes and reminders on your deskt...Incorporate images and formatted text into your daily diary.Manage your mobile phone through a PC.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Maritime Today
The Maritime Industry's original and most viewed E-News Service
1776 - During the American Revolution, the Continental brig, Reprisal, commanded by Capt. Lambert Wickes, transports the newly appointed commercial and naval agent, William Bingham, to Martinique.
Russia's sixth Yasen-class nuclear submarine will be laid down at the Sevmash ship-building company in the city of Severodvinsk on July 29, reports RIA Novosti.
U.S. Secretary of State Kerry says backs bilateral talks; Philippines says dispute does not involve United States.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on
Radio Holland, a global NavCom and service company in the maritime industry, said it has concluded a maintenance and remote monitoring agreement with The China
Today the Baltic Shipyard in St Petersburg (part of United Shipbuilding Corporation) laid the keel of Ural, Project 22220's second series-produced nuclear icebreaker.
A barge sank east of the Galveston Causeway railroad bridge Tuesday, causing the U.S. Coast Guard to issue a safety zone and temporarily restrict traffic on the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway.


text:
Now we are working on the UI for our mobile app. This is going to be cool!
Sign up for beta!
keyboard shortcuts:
L or F like
post comment
Show and tell for designers
What are you working on? Dribbble is a community of designers sharing screenshots of their work, process, and projects.
Copyright © 2009–2016 Dribbble LLC. All screenshots © their respective owners. Shipped from Salem, Mass. USA.


text:
- Shocking Diseases of the Mouth
- Brighten Your Smile, Better Your Teeth
- Take the Dental Health Quiz
- Patient Comments: Tongue Problems - Describe Your Problems
- Patient Comments: Tongue Problems - Treatments
- Patient Comments: Tongue Problems - Infants and Children
- Patient Comments: Tongue Problems - Hairy Tongue
- Patient Comments: Tongue Problems - Oral Cancer
- Patient Comments: Tongue Problems - Leukoplakia
- Find a local Doctor in your town
- Tongue facts
- What are common tongue problems?
- What causes tongue problems?
- What are the risk factors for tongue problems?
- White tongue
- Red tongue
- Black tongue
- Increased size or tongue swelling
- Growths on the tongue
- Abnormalities of the tongue surface
- Tongue pain
- Altered sensation of the tongue
- Taste problems
- Problems with tongue movement
- What are tongue problems in infants and children?
- What are tongue problems in pregnancy?
- How do health-care professionals diagnose tongue problems?
- Are there home remedies for tongue problems?
- What are the treatments for tongue problems?
- Is it possible to prevent tongue problems?
- What is the prognosis for tongue problems?
Quick GuideDental Health: Top Problems in Your Mouth
Tongue pain
Pain with the tongue can be associated with anemia, canker sores (aphthous ulcers), oral herpes, neuralgia, cancer, poorly fitting dentures, or irritation from dental work.
Canker sores are commonly found on the tongue and can be very painful. They appear as a yellow-white center with a red halo. These ulcerations are thought to be caused by local injury, stress, or genetic predisposition; however, no definitive cause has been found. No treatment is usually necessary as these ulcerations generally resolve in less than two weeks.
Oral herpes is caused by the herpes virus and appears as fluid-filled lesions. These lesions usually resolve in two weeks' time, but oral herpes can also be treated with antiviral medications to shorten the duration of symptoms.
"Burning mouth syndrome" is a phenomenon that often includes the tongue (often called "burning tongue"). It has been associated with other conditions that include menopause, anxiety, depression, acid reflux, nutritional deficiencies, and mouth conditions such as dry mouth or oral thrush. Treatment is usually for the underlying condition (for example antifungals for oral thrush, supplement for nutrition deficiencies, or medications to treat anxiety or depression).
Altered sensation of the tongue
Paresthesia is an abnormal or altered sensation. Paresthesia of the tongue can occur with damage to the lingual nerve, the nerve of sensation for the tongue. The most common cause of lingual nerve damage occurs during wisdom teeth extractions where the nerve is very close to the tooth being extracted. The nerve damage is usually noticed well after the procedure and symptoms include altered, decreased, or complete loss of sensation. Pain, taste, touch, perception of temperature and perception of relative position and movement (proprioception) may be involved. The sensation of "pin and needles" similar to being numb during a dental procedure may persist. Usually, treatment involves waiting for the nerve to self-repair itself in a period of six months to a year. If there is no improvement, surgery may be an option to repair the injured nerve.
Taste problems
Dysgeusia is the term used to describe the distortion of the sense of taste. Common causes of dysgeusia include medications, cancer therapy, dry mouth, gum disease, and the common cold or flu. Cancer therapy that involves chemotherapy and radiation to the head and neck area can greatly affect taste. Radiation therapy can damage taste buds and salivary glands. Decreased flow of saliva causes a dry mouth and further compounds the problem. Cigarette smoking also can affect taste. If dysgeusia is due to a temporary condition, it should resolve once the cause is removed. Damage to taste buds through radiation therapy may require time for healing to occur. Taste may slowly return and greatly depends on the amount of damage from radiation therapy. Artificial saliva and zinc supplementation may help in restoring taste for some individuals.


text:
CNBC's Meg Tirrell discusses a Zika research pact and the White House urging bipartisan approval for Zika funding. » Read More
Bankruptcy policies lawmakers are considering for Puerto Rico could have a chilling effect on the muni bond market, according to a major investor.
Discussing the real problem for Puerto Rico's economy, with James Spiotto, Chapman Strategic Advisors managing director.
Puerto Rico Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla addresses his country's handling of its debt problems and latest default in an exclusive CNBC interview.
After defaulting on its debt payments, Puerto Rico is scrambling for solutions, reports CNBC's Kate Kelly.
Puerto Rico's short-term fiscal crisis has been building for years, and the long-term outlook remains grim.
Puerto Rico confirmed it would default on some $36 million of debt payments, reports CNBC's Kate Kelly.
Top officials for the commonwealth have confirmed that it will not be able to make two out of the 13 total payments due Monday to bondholders.
Larry McDonald, Societe Generale head of U.S. strategy, discusses the impact of Puerto Rico defaulting on its debt.
CNBC's Kate Kelly reports Puerto Rico will default on a relatively small portion of its debt payments.
Puerto Rico has about $70 billion in outstanding government debt but might not be able to pay it all off in time, reports CNBC's Kate Kelly.
Puerto Rico should take a page out of New York City's playbook, Alexandra Lebenthal says.
Puerto Rico started paying Christmas bonuses to public employees and aims to complete the process within the next three days.
Puerto Rico's governor says that the island will default on its debt in January or May.
Puerto Rico's governor unveiled an extraordinary fiscal measure in order to avoid defaulting on its debt.
CNBC's Kate Kelly details what is in store for Puerto Rico in the coming weeks and the territory's financial state after paying its debt in full.
CNBC's Kate Kelly reports a critical debt payment is due from Puerto Rico today.
Bruce Richards, Marathon Asset Management, shares his outlook on the markets and weighs in on where he is seeing the best investment opportunities now.
Over the next two weeks, Puerto Rico will decide its next move to combat its debt problems, with Larry McDonald, Societe Generale.
Money managers, value investors and analysts are eyeing Dec. 1, when $355 million of notes issued by the Government Development Bank come due.
Here are the top 20 countries in the world in which to form a business if you want it to have the best chance of success.


text:
Matching: canberra X
- Sort by:
- Date ▼
- Title
- Likes/Votes
- Comments
- Views
IBM Storage Optimisation Breakfast - Canberra
TonyPearson Tags: vmware ibm government innovation ds4800 canberra xiv australia vdi 5,817 Views
Wrapping up my seven-city romp through Australia and New Zealand, the final city was Canberra, which is the capital of Australia. As with Wellington, this meant many of the clients in the audience work in government agencies. I had not taken any photos of...
from Blog: Inside System Storage -- by Tony Pearson


text:
More on Guess?'s (GES) FQ4: North American same-store sales fell 5%, worse than FQ3's 4% drop. North American retail revenue +1% Y/Y, Europe -1%, Asia +27% (but only 9% of total). Guess? expects FQ1 revenue of $560M-$575M and EPS of $0.25-$0.28, below a consensus of $609.7M and $0.48, and FY13 revenue of $2.74B-$2.78B and EPS of $2.50-$2.65, below a consensus of $2.83B and $3.18. GES -11.4% AH. (PR)
More on Guess?'s (GES) FQ4: North American same-store sales fell 5%, worse than FQ3's 4% drop....
From other sites
Video at CNBC.com (May 27, 2016)
at CNBC.com (Jun 2, 2015)
at CNBC.com (Mar 18, 2015)
at CNBC.com (Jan 14, 2015)
at CNBC.com (Jan 7, 2015)
ETF Hub
ETF Screener: Search and filter by asset class, strategy, theme, performance, yield, and much more
ETF Performance: View ETF performance across key asset classes and investing themes
ETF Investing Guide: Learn how to build and manage a well-diversified, low cost ETF portfolio
ETF Selector: An explanation of how to select and use ETFs


text:
Do Listen Read: July
by Nina Badzin | Jul 19, 2016 | Blogging, Do Listen Read, Friendship
SEND A SURPRISE GIFT: One of my favorite online writing friends sent me these delicious caramel cups from a store in Massachusetts called Purefections Chocolate. Her favorite item there is the P2C2, but since she knows my youngest is allergic to peanuts she sent the caramel option. So this "DO" is twofold: #1. Try the caramel or the P2C2 treats. #2. Send a surprise gift to a friend. I can't tell you how much receiving this gift made my day. Really, my week. The gesture was thoughtful on so many levels.
WATCH JANE THE VIRGIN: Whenever Orange is the New Black is back I sign up for Netflix again. (I allow myself only a few months a year because I worry about my tendency towards Netflix addiction after last summer's devotion to Friday Night Lights. This summer, after finishing OITNB (wow, that finale), I discovered the lighthearted show, Jane the Virgin. Anyone else like this show?
COMMENT ON FAMILY & FRIENDSHIP: Please add your two cents to July's friendship question on how to deal with a difficult sister-in-law (or any family member).
WANT TO START A BLOG? This post by Amy Lynn Andrews could be a good place to start. And this post by Anne R Allen talks about getting traffic to your blog.
Thanks to my fellow Great New Books contributor, Stacey Loscalzo, I've moved all of my favorite podcasts to the Overcast app. With Overcast, I can control the playback speed and get through more material in a shorter period of time. Win! Speaking of Stacey, I loved hearing her interview on the really fun podcast What Should I Read Next with Anne Bogel.
I liked Hanna Rosin's piece "Screw Mastery" on starting out in a new field in your 40s (or later). h/t Ann Cinzar
This is a really good piece in The Millions on writerly jealousy. (by Kaulie Lewis)
Did you read the NYT Magazine feature about the emails between Natalie Portman and Jonathan Safran Foer? Once you do, you might agree with me that Maddie Rodriguez of Book Riot is asking fair questions in "I Read the Natalie Portman and Jonathan Safran Foer Emails and I Have Questions."
And yes, there are notably no newsy links on here because you have the rest of the internet for that. This little corner is my happy planet, and on my happy planet nobody gets shot and we can turn on the TV or open the paper without fearing what has happened next.
Have a great week everyone!
Friendship With a Sister-in-Law
by Nina Badzin | Jul 13, 2016 | Friendship | 0 Comments
Can you have a close friendship with your sister-in-law? Should you be friends with your sister-in-law or other family members? What can you do to stay merely "friendly" with a sister-in-law who is difficult? July's friendship question at The...read more
Midyear Book and Podcast Favorites
by Nina Badzin | Jul 5, 2016 | Do Listen Read, Reading | 12 Comments
Thank you to my friend Lindsey Mead for reminding me it's time for my midyear favorite books post. (My possession of a calendar did not seem to do the trick.) So far my 2016 reading list has been heavy on the nonfiction picks, which means this midyear favorites...read more
Don't Call Me Nina: Essay on Motherwell
by Nina Badzin | Jun 27, 2016 | Parenthood | 0 Comments
I'm excited to have a piece on the new site Motherwell, edited by the talented Lauren Apfel and Randi Olin. I think Motherwell stands out from other sites about parenting, but you have to click through their articles to see why. My essay, "Call Me Mrs....read more
What My Family Is Reading This Summer
by Nina Badzin | Jun 22, 2016 | Parenthood, Reading | 13 Comments
I thought it would be fun to share what my family is reading this summer. (Maybe I have a twisted idea of fun?) I'll start with my choices. I've declared this the summer of fiction since I've read tons of memoirs this year and could use a break. My...read more
New Writing Plan, New Notebook
by Nina Badzin | Jun 14, 2016 | Reading, Writing | 21 Comments
Reading is the best way to learn to write. Well, that's not true. Writing is likely the best way to learn to write. Is it fair to say that a combination of reading more and writing more will produce a higher quality of work? I say YES, which is why I made a new...read more
Over-Gifting or Under-Gifting to Friends
by Nina Badzin | Jun 8, 2016 | Friendship | 0 Comments
Below I have a preview of June's friendship question at The HerStories Project. It's about a friend who gives way too many gifts, always manages to feel offended by others, and generally isn't taking the hint. What would you do? See if you agree with...read more
About Nina Badzin
Contact: TWITTER @NinaBadzin EMAIL: email@example.com
Photo credit: http://www.salinajphotography.com/
I'd love to hear your questions about friendship, difficult social situations, as well as online connections that could use some guidance. Ask me an anonymous question at The HerStories Project.


text:
- Swimmer Ryan Lochte reveals one of his worst dates - US Weekly
- Get the latest on Dr. Dre's arrest - TMZ
- Despite rumors, Eddie Murphy's daughter is not pregnant - Gossip Cop
- The Vampire Diaries star Michael Trevino steps out for a good cause - Just Jared Jr
- Are Blac Chyna and Kylie Jenner on good terms? - Radar
- Blue Ivy is just as stylish as her mom Beyonce! - Lainey Gossip
- This Narcos star confirms he's not coming back for another season of the show - The Hollywood Reporter
09 June 2014 at 12:53 AM
Zach Braff Supports 'Bullets Over Broadway' at Tony Awards 2014!
About this photo set: Zach Braff is handsome in his tuxedo while walking the red carpet at the 2014 Tony Awards on Sunday evening (June 8) at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. … Read More Here
Photo #: 3131499
Posted to 2014 Tony Awards, Nick Cordero, Zach Braff
powered by ZergNet


text:
Why Choose Crutchfield?
Great gear and expert advice
Our experts help you pick the ideal gear for your needs.Meet our advisors
Supported forever
Free tech support for the life of your gear.Read about our one-on-one expert help
60-day returns
You may return items that are complete and like new for any reason within 60 days.See the details of our return policy
Crutchfield Rewards
Earn one point for every dollar you spend and use those points to save on future purchases.Get full details on Crutchfield Rewards
Deep discounts on car installation gear
We offer vehicle-specific installation instructions, dash kits, wiring harnesses, and speaker accessories at deeply discounted prices with car stereo and speaker purchases. Available for most vehicles.Learn more
Trusted since 1974
Our customers have trusted us with their business, and they've helped us win awards for our service.Check out our most recent awards
Factory-authorized dealer
The manufacturer's warranty always applies.See more details
On-Q® IC-5010
Selective call intercom distribution module (8 location)
Item #: 717IC5010
Low Stock
Was: $379.00
Price Break: -$130.00
$249.00 Earn up to 249 Rewards points
Ask an expert
Our VA-based experts can help.
Our take on the On-Q® IC-5010 by Crutchfield's Eric Angevine
The On-Q IC-5010 is a distribution module that lets you create a multi-room intercom system. It supports up to eight selective call room, door or patio units, with the ability to cascade four modules for up to 32 total units. It also allows integration with the lyriQ™ system to support audio interrupt during an intercom page. Intercom stations can be connected to this module via CAT-5 wiring (not included).
What's in the Box:
- IC5010 Selective Call - 8 Location Distribution Module
- Metal mounting bracket
- Instruction/Installation sheet
- System Installation Guide
Product Highlights:
- intercom distribution module supports up to eight selective call room, door or patio units
- up to eight intercom units can be connected via CAT-5 wiring (not included)
- cascade up to 4 modules for 32 total units
- integrates with lyriQ™ Audio System to support audio interrupt
- supports door release
- assignable LCD trigger for visual door monitoring
- includes 20 door tones
- power supply not included
- 4-1/2"W x 3"H x 1-11/16"D
- weight: 2 lbs.
- warranty: 1 year
- Our 60-day money-back guarantee
On-Q® IC-5010 Reviews
Hands-on research
What's in the box?
Download the On-Q® IC-5010 manual
- IC5010 Selective Call - 8 Location Distribution Module
- Metal mounting bracket
- Instruction/Installation sheet
- System Installation Guide
Product Research
Overview: The On-Q IC5010 Selective Call Intercom 8-location Distribution Module is a single bay module that supports the audio, power, and control requirements of up to 8 units (room, door, or patio units) in the On-Q Selective Call Intercom system. The module is installed in the intercom system's enclosure, and is connected to each room, door, and patio unit via Cat 5 cable. Up to 4 modules can be daisy-chained, allowing control of up to 32 total units. The module includes a metal bracket for installation inside of an On-Q enclosure.
Note: The IC5010 replaces the discontinued IC5001 module, and is backwards compatible with all existing Selective Call systems.
Inputs and Outputs: The 8 Location Distribution Module includes the following inputs and outputs:
- RJ-45 Jacks:
- Inputs 1-8: Eight RJ-45 jacks for connecting up to 8 Selective Call room, door, or patio units
- Audio Interrupt: Single RJ-45 jack for connecting the lyriQ Audio Distribution System to automatically mute the whole house audio when the intercom system is used.
- In/Out: Separate RJ-45 jacks for connecting (daisy-chaining) other 8-location distribution modules (up to 3 additional units may be connected)
- Video Out: Composite video (RCA) output for connecting system monitor for viewing door monitoring camera video.
- DC Power Input: Single RJ-45 jack for use with the PW1030 power supply
System Installation Guide: The 22-page Selective Call Intercom System Installation Guide is included in the box with the distribution module.
Our Product Research Team
At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices.


text:
This business is not BBB accredited.
Pittman Law FirmAdditional Locations
Phone: (601) 264-3314 Fax: (601) 261-3411 140 Mayfair Rd Ste 700, Hattiesburg, MS 39402 View Additional Email Addresses http://www.phhhlaw.com
BBB Business Reviews may not be reproduced for sales or promotional purposes.
General Civil Litigation
Eminent Domain and Property Acquisition
Corporate and Commercial Transactions
BBB Accreditation
This business is not BBB accredited.
Businesses are under no obligation to seek BBB accreditation, and some businesses are not accredited because they have not sought BBB accreditation.
To be accredited by BBB, a business must apply for accreditation and BBB must determine that the business meets BBB accreditation standards, which include a commitment to make a good faith effort to resolve any consumer complaints. BBB Accredited Businesses must pay a fee for accreditation review/monitoring and for support of BBB services to the public.
Reason for Rating
BBB rating is based on 13 factors. Get the details about the factors considered.
Factors that lowered the rating for Pittman Law Firm include:
- Length of time business has been operating
Factors that raised the rating for Pittman Law Firm include:
- No complaints filed with BBB
Customer Complaints Summary
|Complaint Type
|Total Closed Complaints
|Advertising/Sales Issues
|Billing/Collection Issues
|Delivery Issues
|Guarantee/Warranty Issues
|Problems with Product/Service
|Total Closed Complaints
Definitions | BBB Complaint Process | File a Complaint against Pittman Law Firm
Customer Reviews Summary Read customer reviews
|Customer Experience
|Total Customer Reviews
|Positive Experience
|Neutral Experience
|Negative Experience
|Total Customer Reviews
Read Customer Reviews | Submit a Customer Review | See Trends in Customer Reviews on Pittman Law Firm
Additional Information
Licensing, Bonding or Registration
This business is in an industry that may require professional licensing, bonding or registration. BBB encourages you to check with the appropriate agency to be certain any requirements are currently being met.
These agencies may include:
Mississippi Bar Association
643 North State Street, Jackson MS 39202
Phone Number: (601) 948-4471
Fax Number: (601) 355-8635
The number is Active.
Mississippi Bar Association
643 North State Street, Jackson MS 39202
Phone Number: (601) 948-4471
Fax Number: (601) 355-8635
The number is Active.
Mississippi Bar Association
643 North State Street, Jackson MS 39202
Phone Number: (601) 948-4471
Fax Number: (601) 355-8635
The number is Actve.
Type of Entity
Professional Corporation
Business ManagementMr. Jeffrey L Hall, Attorney/Shareholder Mr. Christopher (Chris) M. Howdeshell, Managing Partner Mr. Donald E Hinton Jr., Partner Mr. Jack H Pittman, Partner Mr. Benjamin A. Snow, Shareholder/Attorney
Contact Information
Business Category


text:
- June 20: Southeast Toyota Distributors Recalls Weight Labels recalls | 37 days ago
- June 15: Which New Cars Are Being Sold With Takata Airbags? news | 42 days ago
- May 23: Toyota Recalls 1.6 Million Toyota, Lexus and Scion Vehicles recalls | 65 days ago
2005 Scion xB
AC / heater Problems
Worst 2005 xB AC / heater Problems
Click on a problem below to read more.
one sec.
Stay Up to Date
Compare Scion xB Model Years
Curious how the 2005 xB compares to other years?
Check out our Scion xB overview to see the most problematic years, worst problems and most recently reported complaints with the xB.


text:
I read somewhere that bar mitzvah and wedding invitations should not contain pesukim. If one receives a bar mitzvah or wedding invitation that contains pesukim and throws it into the garbage, has the sender transgressed lifnei evair?
Sign up
- Anybody can ask a question
- Anybody can answer
- The best answers are voted up and rise to the top
Oz Nidbaru 7:65:2 says that one may throw invitations with Pesukim on them into the garbage, so long they are wrapped in something.
I think that this article will answer your question:
The last paragraph would explain why the typical "Od Yeshama" pasuk is often in a curved line. I've also seen the "Kol Sasson / Kol Simcha" with spacing in between. Since it's only 2 words at a time, it would meet permissibility, too, based on that opinion.


text:
5 Best Messaging Apps for PRIV
The time has long passed since SMS was the peak of mobile communication, surpassing its predecessor, the… / Read More
The time has long passed since SMS was the peak of mobile communication, surpassing its predecessor, the… / Read More
Kurt Fehling got his start in business at a precocious age. When he was only eight years… / Read More
This is it; this is the year that you're going to make your big professional move. You're… / Read More
We've been on a roll lately with updates to BBM, launching three since last September. We've shared… / Read More
As I've said before, I'm socially "netawkward," spending more time reading tweets than actually tweeting. I've been… / Read More
BlackBerry faithful moving to the PRIV love their keyboard! And with access to over 1 million apps… / Read More
Brenton Hilaire is not one to settle for mediocrity. Recently promoted to agency manager at a major… / Read More
What steps do you take to reduce your carbon footprint? Do you minimize the amount of photocopying?… / Read More
PRIV, our first smartphone powered by Android, is a multi-tasking powerhouse. It packs in all the productivity… / Read More
Samuel Johnson was quoted as saying "people need to be reminded more often than they need to… / Read More
In our fast, connected world it's always nice to take a break and enjoy some much needed… / Read More
A little over a year ago I wrote this '"tongue in cheek" article … 11 Things Wrong with… / Read More
Yuri Selukoff, the creator of the popular PDF reader app for iPhone and iPad, GoodReader, is 42.… / Read More
It's now early February, and although winter may be feeling a little long, there are plenty of… / Read More
A leading commercial property and casualty insurance management company in Toronto, Canada was looking for ways to… / Read More
Like many of you, I got a fitness tracker for the holidays. I really like it –… / Read More
Our world is becoming more connected at every turn. Access to real-time social and news updates on… / Read More
Android handset makers and carriers might want to pay attention to a lawsuit filed by a Dutch… / Read More
Top family and lifestyle bloggers are extremely busy. Most of them spend most of their time keeping… / Read More
Chip and Pepper Foster got their start in the fashion world at age 16, selling tie-dye surf… / Read More


text:
A few of Santa's elves wore Dawson County Sheriff's uniforms Thursday for the agency's annual Shop with a Cop event.
You know those glass-case machines with the stuffed animals? You put in 50 cents and try to grab a toy with the mechanical claw?
Authorities said wintry weather was not to blame for a collision Thursday that claimed the life of a pedestrian on Ga. 400.
An 84-year-old Dawson County woman died early Thursday morning in a house fire, county officials said this morning.
Women ages 24 and younger can participate in the 72nd annual Dawson/Forsyth Georgia Forestry Pageant, which is scheduled for Feb. 19, 2011.
The Dawson County Senior Center is steps closer to having a new elevator at the facility after a pheasant shoot on Saturday raised more than $8,500 for the cause.
It's far better to give than to receive.
Trout fishing enthusiasts and officials with the Department of Natural Resources were busy last week releasing rainbow trout into Amicalola Creek.
A local accountant awaits sentencing next month after he was convicted last week on nearly a dozen theft charges.
Nearly 100 people asked to be placed on a waiting list for heating assistance this winter as temperatures dropped into the 20s and 30s last week.
Hundreds of children waited in line to pass on a Christmas wish list to Santa Claus when he visited Rock Creek Park Saturday morning.
It's hard to fake the Christmas spirit, according to Jason Kelley of Dawson County.
The Dawson County Fire Marshal's Office continues to investigate a blaze that destroyed a mobile home on Grover Burt Road late last week.
Organizers haven't said whether Santa Claus will be riding in his sleigh or taking another form of transportation when he arrives at Rock Creek Park this weekend.
The annual Tree Lighting Celebration begins at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at city hall.
Page 82 of 115
It may have been a misnomer.
"Splash!"called out three-year-old Caleb Brown each time a member of the Ranger Brigade parachuted into the water of Lake Lanier earlier last month.
SOUTH FORSYTH -- Though it may have been predicted - and then proven - that traffic on Ga. 400 would get worse before it gets better, a construction ...
A trial over Florida allegations that Georgia is drinking up too much of shared water is being eyed for October or November.
A local doctor is encouraging the community to take precautions against the Zika virus.
Commissioners are considering a plan to rehabilitate Dawson Forest Road.
In a high-pitched squeak, 4-year-old Patience Finnegan ran toward her grandma.
Page 3 of 3
Contents of this site are © Copyright 2016
Dawsonnews, Dawsonville, GA. All rights reserved. Privacy policy and Terms of service


text:
Will be at Olbrich Gardens in Madison on August 16-17. You may even see me there shopping and working.
Daylily society sale
I think it is August 15-16, because I was trying to decide if I could squeek in a couple more daylilies. Just love the fun colors.
thanks for the reminder guys! see you there! but what's the official date? 15th through the 17th??
Hi, checked the site-it is the 15-16. I was taking the info from the newsletter, which may have been corrected by the e-mails waiting in my mailbox.! Thanks duck-toller.
On Friday, members will be dividing, labeling, packing etc. I hope to make it again this year.
You can Always use more daylilies.
Post a Reply to this Thread
More Upper Midwest Gardening Threads
Azomite Rock Duststarted by gasrocks
last post by gasrocksSep 18, 20154Sep 18, 2015
A late first frost.started by gasrocks
last post by gasrocksOct 17, 201512Oct 17, 2015
Extended Fall ?started by gasrocks
last post by gasrocksJan 13, 20163Jan 13, 2016
Garden Joy, Yard Butlerstarted by gasrocks
last post by gasrocksFeb 25, 20163Feb 25, 2016
Native Plant Sale June 4th!!!started by newthumb
last post by newthumbMay 30, 20161May 30, 2016


text:
Celebs at Filmfare - Manish Malhotra's showAdded on : Saturday, February 27, 2010 at 12:00:00 AM
Tahir Hussain's funeralAdded on : Thursday, February 04, 2010 at 12:00:00 AM
Imran Khan's Lavish Engagement CeremonyAdded on : Tuesday, January 19, 2010 at 12:00:00 AM
Do you want to watch the latest videos of Kunal Kapoor at various events? You are just a click away. Checkout the Video section of Kunal Kapoor. We have the latest videos of Kunal Kapoor at various events. Do watch and comment and rate the Videos by joining India-forums.com. (Page: 2)
Disclaimer: All Logos and Pictures of various Channels, Shows, Artistes, Media Houses, Companies, Brands etc. belong to their respective owners, and are used to merely visually identify the Channels, Shows, Companies, Brands, etc. to the viewer. Incase of any issue please contact the webmaster.
Popular Channels :Star Plus | Zee TV | Sony TV | Colors TV | SAB TV | Life OK
Quick Links :Top 100 TV Celebrities | Top 100 Bollywood Celebs | About Us | Contact Us | Advertise | Forum Index


text:
New York, NYUSA
April 20, 2010
Hi my name is Archie. My wife and I own two beautiful puggles Duke & Pepper we would love to have our dog meet other Puggles.
Meetup members, Log in
By clicking "Sign up" or "Sign up using Facebook", you confirm that you accept our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy


text:
We're sorry, but chat isn't available at the moment. Agents may be helping other customers or Live Chat may be closed.
Please check back soon.
6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. PT
7 days a week
Guinness World Records In Your Living Room!
Break records in your living room in a variety of stunts inspired by actual records found in the book. Compete in 36 wild and unique stunts as you take on family, friends and all challengers in your attempt to be the best! Go online and compare your score with players from all over the world, are you the world record holder? If you are the best, you could get listed in the official book of Gunniess World Records.
As of May 20, 2014, the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service for Nintendo DSi and Wii systems has been retired. Online features of this game are no longer available after this date but this game still provides an entertaining experience in offline mode.
To learn more about this service change, please visit To learn more about this service change, please visit support.nintendo.com/servicesupdate.


text:
Spring Fling Craft Show is a one day show that will be held in Danbury in the United States of America. It helps in the development and advancement of the art and craft industry and also helps the professionals to connect and interact with each other. Wood, Doll Houses, Scarfs, Embroidery, Quilts, Floral, Folk Art, Stained Glass, Hand painted Clothing, Fused Glass and other products and services will be exhibited through this platform. The exhibitors of the show will also gain a significant opportunity to connect and interact with each other.
Visitors Attending
ct at Blessit
Hartford, United+States+Of+America
Robin Munley
Spring Fling Craft Show at Make A Bracelet
Danbury, USA
Map & Directions
Danbury PAL Building
25 Hayestown Road
Danbury, USA
Featured Hotels in Danbury
From USD 70
From USD 119
From USD 63.74
From USD 84
Exhibitor Profile
The Spring Fling Craft Show will exhibit the products and services that will include Bears, Dolls, Oil painting, Hand Crafted Jewelry, Wood, Doll Houses, Scarfs, Embroidery, Quilts, Floral, Folk Art, Stained Glass, Hand painted Clothing, Fused Glass, Pottery, Soap, Candles, Candy, Dog treats ,Pet accessories, Oils and Spices, Paintings, Children's clothing, Sculptors, Garden ornaments, Holiday ornaments, Painted Textiles.
Other Related Events
Aug 05
Tacoma, USA
Aug 06
Wimberley, USA
Aug 27
Newport, USA
Sep 25
Syracuse, USA
More Events in Danbury
Oct 23
Danbury, USA
Oct 30
Danbury, USA
Jan 23
Danbury, USA


text:
Monrovia, CAUSA
Hometown: The Bronx
March 30, 2007
I'm a reasonably decent amateur whose been published and paid a few times. But mostly, I'm interested in photography to capture places I might travel to and display on the wall when I get lucky.
Meetup members, Log in
By clicking "Sign up" or "Sign up using Facebook", you confirm that you accept our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy


text:
When he really started to seem like a freak
My musical tastes have evolved quite a bit over the past decade. Mom always listened to alternative rock on the radio when I was growing up, so my earliest musical exposure was to the likes of Pearl Jam, Nirvana and Smashing Pumpkins. Around when I was eight I remember recording onto cassette tapes some softer sounds, like Sarah McLachlan and Jewel. I wasn't big into concerts and boy bands like most of my classmates at the time, and my knowledge of the music world stayed pretty limited for years.
When Napster first came out, a friend recommended it to me, and I immediately began downloading all sorts of music, but mostly within the same genres I was used to. It took me many more years to start branching out, mostly because I didn't know what to even look for.
My discovery of Last.fm was what really helped me find some great new sounds in genres I'd never heard of before. Since then, I've basically been addicted to anything unusual and strayed from the mainstream, except for the sake of my friends on certain occasions.
My Last.fm listening visualized by genre and quantity up till the Last.fm playground was apparently shut down:


text:
Open Mic Extravaganza
Open Mic Extravaganza
See the best locals in Philadelphia at Helium Comedy Club's Open Mic Extravaganza!
Interested in getting on-stage? Visit us here for more info!
This show is 21+ (18+ with parent). Tickets will be available for pick up at the box office prior to the show (they are generally available 1.5-2 hrs prior to showtime.)


text:
Cookeville Jobs
Looking for jobs in Cookeville? Snagajob has great opportunities with the area's leading companies. And applying for Cookeville jobs has never been easier. Look at the job listings below, click on a job title that interests you and hit the "apply now" button. Part-time jobs, teen jobs, student jobs and summer jobs are now just a click away. Start your job search now.
Cookeville, TN Job Openings
Kroger445 S Jefferson Ave
Cookeville, TN
Longhorn SteakhouseCookeville, TN
Cookeville, TN
ALDI442 S Jefferson Ave
Cookeville, TN
Hampton Inn1025 Interstate Dr
Cookeville, TN
Holiday Inn Express1228 Bunker Hill Rd
Cookeville, TN
Brick Bodies / Planet Fitness400 Dubois Street
Cookeville, TN
Cities within 20 miles of Cookeville, TN
- Nashville, TN (50 jobs)
- Sparta, TN (25 jobs)
- Murfressboro, TN (20 jobs)
- Livingston, TN (19 jobs)
- Baxter, TN (11 jobs)
- Monterey, TN (7 jobs)
- Algood, TN (2 jobs)
- Granville, TN (1 jobs)
- Gainesboro, TN (1 jobs)
- Hilham, TN (1 jobs)


text:
The History of Spiritualism, Volume 2
Book Tree, 2007 - Body, Mind & Spirit - 352 pages
One of the greatest proponents of spiritualism was Arthur Conan Doyle, best known as the creator of Sherlock Holms. Spiritualists believe in the continuation of life after death and that we can communicate with those on the other side in ways that can be helpful. In the early 1900's there was a large Spiritualist movement taking place in the world and Doyle chose to document its entire history in this two volume set. Chapters include The Career of Eusapia Palladino, Great Mediums from 1870 to 1900, The Society for Psychical Research, Ectoplasm, Spirit Photography, Voice Mediumship and Moulds, French, German and Italian Spiritualism, Some Great Modern Mediums, The Religious Aspects of Spiritualism, The After-Life as Seen by Spiritualists, and more. To this day the movement has continued to grow, with Spiritualist churches existing around the world. Many people believe in their principles or have experienced them first-hand, making this work important to those who wish to investigate further.
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Selected pages
The Career of Eusapia Palladino
The Society for Psychical Research
Spirit Photography
Voice Mediumship and Moulds
French German and Italian Spiritualism
Some Great Modern Mediums
Other editions - View all
The History of Spiritualism: Easyread Large Bold Edition
Arthur Conan Doyle, Sir
Limited preview - 2008
Common terms and phrases
Aksakof Alfred Russel Wallace Allan Kardec Anna Blackwell appearance Arthur Conan Doyle believe Bisson body Christian Church circle clairvoyance convinced cross correspondence death described earth ectoplasm Eglinton Eusapia Palladino evidence evidential experience explained extra F. W. H. Myers face fact figure fraud Geley gifts give hand heard Hereward Carrington human intelligence investigation Kardec Kluski lady light living Lombroso London Madame d'Esperance manifestations material materialised matter medium mediumship mind Morselli moulds Mumler nature obtained occasion occurred person Piper plate present Professor proof psychic phenomena Psychical Research Psychical Science raps recognised record religion remarkable Richard Hodgson Richet says sceptic scientific scripts seance seemed seen side Sidgwick Sir Oliver Lodge sitters sitting Society for Psychical soul speaking spirit photographs Spiritualist Stainton Moses telepathy things tion trade paper trance truth ualist voice writing


text:
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: ASICS Women's GEL-Lyte33 2 Running Shoe (Apparel)
This is the second Asics Women's Gel-Lyte33 2 that I've owned and I love them. BUT I don't do much running, so I can't speak to that. I mostly use them as cross trainers for basic lifting (kettle bell, dumb bell, push ups/chin ups, speed squats etc...). I am usually an 8 in sneakers and 7.5 in heals and this shoe in a size 8 works well for me.
Review Details
Top Reviewer Ranking: 4,709,542


text:
15 Listings:
28 Sold:
The Transition Group is a full service business brokerage firm offering professional services to help you sell your business or buy a business. We assist owners of privately held businesses in selling their business at its fair market value when they are ready to make a life transition. Our process will ensure outcomes that meet or exceed your objectives.
Jeff Cushing
The Transition Group
Leavenworth, WA
Using only the finest ingredients, offering freshly made creamy ice cream, yogurt and sorbet blended on a frozen granite stone with endless combinations of fruits, nuts, candy, sauces and more. Their new proprietary sweet & creamy yogurt comes in low-fat/calorie flavors and includes probiotics. Every creation is made to order available in cups, waffle bowls, cones, shakes and smoothies, plus mix & go.
And their Hot Stone plated desserts offer classic indulgent desserts with chocolate chip cookies, brownies, churros & funnel cakes. Also available old fashion sundaes, coffee frappes and pre-packed quarts. Every option for every one!
Plus the richest cakes, cupcakes, cookie sandwiches and pies for take out or conveniently ordered online or by smart phone 24 hrs/day. Cold Stone has the perfect cake for any occasion, customers can choose from their signature cakes, eight-layer ice cream cakes or customize their own cake or photo cake.
2015 sales up 21%!
Highly Confidential listing, please do not discuss with employees or patrons.
Prime retail space in the Motteler Village Shops with some of the best shopping around. Offering a wide selection of gift items, gourmets, unique clothing & accessories, as well as, wine shops, art galleries, sausage gardens and much more.
Situated in the heart of beautiful Leavenworth, WA at the base of the eastern slope of the Cascade Mountains along scenic US Hwy 2. A charming Bavarian Village with endless sunshine, amazing shopping, eclectic dining and award winning outdoor recreation.
Known for their delightful specialty shops, cozy accommodations and active calendar offering music, live theater and a year-round schedule of festivals including a Christmas Lighting Festival, Ice Fest, Oktoberfest, Mai-Fest, Alefest, Autumn Leaf Festival and many more.
Also boasts year-around fun such as wine tasting tours, river rafting, fishing, biking, hiking and rock climbing in the warmer months, in addition to sleigh rides, dog sledding, alpine skiing, cross country skiing, snow shoeing and snowmobiling in the colder months.
Leavenworth, WA Awards:
Rock and Ice Magazine: Top 10 Climbing Cities in the US
Today Show - Most Unusual and Unique Fall Foliage
National Geographic Adventure Magazine - Best Places to Live (Top 50 Towns)
Travel Channel - Most Christmassy Places in America
Outside Magazine - The Best Small Towns of 2009 - Our 10 Favorite Adventure Burgs
MSN - Featured as 1 of 5 themed towns that inspire inhabitants and bring in tourists
Trip Advisor - Top 10 Oktoberfest's in the US
MSN - 14 Best Destinations for Fall
National Geographic Adventure - Top 100 Adventure Towns
Seattle Times - Five top towns for outdoor jocks and nature lovers
CBS Morning News - Featured Leavenworth and the Nutcracker Museum
For Women 1st - Nationwide Distribution featured us as the Christmas Town
Sunset Magazine - Top 3 spots for the family
Trip Advisor - Solstice Spa chosen as "Top 10 Relaxation/Spa Hotels in the country."
Pitstopsforkids.com - Best Ski Town
Highly confidential listing, please do not discuss with employees or patrons.
Cashmere, WA
Situated between Leavenworth and Wenatchee, this establishment lies in the heart of Cashmere tucked away just off of Highway 2 along the Wenatchee River on a slice of neat-as-a-pin small town Americana. The business offers multiple profit centers including a pizza restaurant, sports bar, bowling alley, arcade, and two - one bedroom apartments. The site fronts ample public parking. The business is currently non-owner operated. Profitable, turnkey opportunity.
Chelan County, WA
Leavenworth, WA is a summer and winter destination on the east side of the Cascade Mountains. The restaurant is consistently ranked a Trip Advisor Top 5. It is also profitable! The location is very visible Tourists and locals frequent the restaurant. The restaurant staff is stable and seasoned; they know how to execute. The ideal buyer(s) will have restaurant experience, understand the importance of delivering a quality breakfast, lunch and dinner and the turnover and price points that must be met to enable it to continue to serve the community and tourist and thrive.
Thank you for signing up for the BizBuySell bulletin.
Sign up for the BizBuySell Bulletin and get advice on:
You can opt out of the BizBuySell Bulletin at any time.
Business listed by:
Unknown Broker
Unknown Broker Company
Full name is required.
Get free alerts via email when new businesses are listed matching your Chelan County Retailing Businesses search criteria.
Reveal hidden alerts and unlock advanced features on search results and detail pages to help you find the perfect business.
Premium Members also get valuable insight into the buying process via our
video series, access to our advanced
business search agent, and more!


text:
Hometown: München
January 19, 2013
I am dual national; born in Germany and grew up between here and the US.
Hello, I'm Janine. I moved to Munich 4 years ago now and I am looking for new ways to expand my social events calendar. This looks like a fun bunch. I look forward to joining you at the next possible event.
Meetup members, Log in
By clicking "Sign up" or "Sign up using Facebook", you confirm that you accept our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy


text:
'Tell the World' launching first in Australia
The much-anticipated feature film Tell the World will officially be launched on August 15 at a special ceremony at the Australian Union Conference Resource Centre in Ringwood, Victoria.
Record amount helps ADRA restore hope
Increased generosity from donors has seen the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Australia receive a record amount of donations during its end-of-financial-year appeal.
'Your smiles will never be forgotten'
A much-loved church leader from the Port Moresby region, Pastor Barney Jack, died on June 27 from renal failure and associated complications. He was 46 years old.
Youth in Fiji given 'keys' to outreach
Hundreds of young people around Fiji are rolling up their sleeves to help the community after receiving funding from the "Give Them The Keys" initiative.


text:
Author has written 10 stories for Harry Potter, Fruits Basket, Sons of Destiny, Jean Johnson, and Ouran High School Host Club.
Hai guise! :D I'm going to work on updating my fanfictions ALOT more than I have been in the last year or so. I focus mainly on the pairings of Remus/Sirius, Draco/Harry, & James/Lily...Although, if you'd like any other pairing, feel free to PM me and give me some ideas or feedback. :3 Nao, a little about meh, so my readers can know the author behind the computer. I'm 15 years old and live in a small country town, but I don't intend that to stop me from accomplishing my dreams. Writing is a passion of mine, as well as music. I'm someone you can confide in and trust.
I DO ship Remus and Sirius. If you don't like that, don't read my Harry Potter stories because they will be involved. I block those who disregard this and flame me. It's FICTION. I can write whatever I please and it doesn't make me any less of a fan than you. Thanks.


text:
- Home
- About
- Products
- Newsroom
- Resources & Support
- Where to Buy
Compliance Controls AFR-9R air/fuel ratio controller offers the same simplicity as the AFR-1R model. Non-intrusive installation. Streamlined menu-driven navigation. But with more setpoints, you get even tighter control.
The AFR-9R controller offers nine setpoint targets, based on a combination of three RPM settings and three manifold pressure settings. As your engines load conditions change, your AFR-9R continues to make sure it is in the best possible operating range. It also includes manifold pressure and RPM sensing technology.
If your site is facing tightening regulations, changes in ambient temperature, big load swings or gas quality/pressure changes, the
AFR-9R is the right choice. It's simple air/fuel ratio control with more flexibility.
For more information about this product, you can download the related literature here:
Note: Software, manuals and files for this product are only available on the Emissions Controls products extranet. (Assigned username and password required.)


text:
Hampton Inn Atlanta-Perimeter Center
Hampton Inn Atlanta-Perimeter Center
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.1/10
769 Hammond Drive
Atlanta, GA 30328
Hotel Freebies Available*
• Save 10% on select dates show dates
• Save 15% on select dates show dates
• Free Breakfast show dates
• Free Internet in Room show dates
• Free Parking show dates
Welcome to the Hampton Inn Atlanta-Perimeter Center
Easy access to shopping, rapid transit and the highway makes the non-smoking Hampton Inn Atlanta - Perimeter Center is a convenient respite for Priceline guests.
Hotel Features
The eight-story non-smoking Hampton Inn offers 131 rooms that feature free high-speed internet, flat-panel cable TVs, complimentary local calling and beds with premium linens. Wake up and fuel up at the free breakfast of hot waffles, yogurt, cereal, fruit, hot coffee and tea. If you've got work in tow, feel free to hunker down in the business center. if recreation is on your agenda, don't miss the heated outdoor pool and state-of-the-art fitness room. Parking is free.
Hotel Location
The Hampton Inn is a half-mile from the nearest MARTA light-rail station, where you'll find service into downtown Atlanta. For closer shopping and dining, head one mile to the Perimeter Mall. The Martin Luther King Jr. Center is 20 minutes away, and the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum is 25 minutes. Six Flags Over Georgia is 30-minutes by car. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is 23 miles.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests appreciate the "outstanding staff" and "great location" at the Hampton Inn Atlanta - Perimeter Center, where the "awesome amenities" and "well-kept" facilities also win raves.
Hampton Inn Atlanta-Perimeter Center Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Alarm clock
- Buffet breakfast
- Business center
- Cable television
- CNN available
- Complimentary buffet breakfast
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Conference facilities
- Direct dial telephone
- Exercise gym
- Express check-out
- Fire safety compliant
- Fitness center on-site
- Free high speed internet connection
- Free parking
- Hairdryer
- Heated guest rooms
- High speed internet access fee
- Interior corridors
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Late check-out available
- Laundry/Valet service
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- On-site business center
- On-site business center is staffed
- On-Site parking
- Outdoor pool
- Parking
- Parking lot
- Photocopy center
- Pool
- Public address system
- Public area air conditioned
- Safe deposit box
- Security
- Transportation
- Transportation services - local area
- Transportation services - local office
- Valet cleaning
- Voice mail
Hotel Information
Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Hampton Inn Atlanta-Perimeter CenterOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
Sort by: All Travelers | Business Traveler(1) | Traveling as Couple(6) | Family with Young Children(5) | Family with Teens(1)
Verified Hotel Guest from Newark, NJ
June 2, 2016
June 2, 2016
Everything was pretty good overall. I was surprised that it was only 2 stars it definitely should be rated higher
The eggs during breakfast, the pool wasn't kept as clean as it should have
Yvonne from Jacksonville, FL
September 9, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
September 9, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Staff was perfect! Especially one front desk staff (unfortunately forgot her name). She was so kind, not only to myself but my mom and son. She was very personable, and went above and beyond expectation. She needs a raise!
Our bathroom had some areas that looked a bit dirty.
Korina from Fort Valley, GA
August 17, 2015
August 17, 2015
I liked the way the room was decorated and the cabinet in the bathroom was nice..the breakfast to us was great and I loved the way they switched up the menu and it was so much to choose from..very clean and spacious...the gym was very nice as well
I didn't care for the bed it was way to firm and I didn't like how your not given an option in your room to make it darker their are no curtains you can close..and I truly hated that...!
Overall I would go back to the hotel though because the breakfast was great!
Verified Hotel Guest from Gastonia, NC
August 5, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
August 5, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Room was old and not well cared for. Molding had been broken off of furniture and beds appeared lumpy.
Maria from Oxon Hill, MD
July 14, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
July 14, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
Excellent location! Very clean.,
The person that checked us in was rude. We drove 600 miles and 9 hours from Maryland. We arrived around 6:30 in the evening and she told us that we were rather late for checking in. Her tone was rude. Breakfast wasn't great at all. Below continental..
Cynthia from North Charleston, SC
July 14, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
July 14, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Nice clean comfortable room, everything looked new.
There was a sports team staying at the hotel so the Breakfast area was a little cramped.
I was very pleased with the room and amenities. Hampton Inn never dissapoints.
Marlene from Houston, TX
April 29, 2015
Business Traveler
April 29, 2015
Business Traveler
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Verified Hotel Guest from Alpharetta, GA
March 12, 2015
March 12, 2015
They were courteous, and the kitchen staff went out of her way, to help everyone, at breakfast. It was clean, friendly and a great experience.
The weight room was very small and hot, so their was poor air circulation.
Farah from Miramar, FL
March 3, 2015
March 3, 2015
I love the location, but the star level didn't meet my expectation. The breakfast was just ok. ..I love the coffee service. The staff was wonderful.
The shower had black streaks on the wall of the shower, when I told the front desk the said it was a "design", I was charged for WiFi that I know for a fact I didn't use, the free WiFi didn't work, I went over my data plan because of it That's how I know
Verified Hotel Guest from Dacula, GA
January 22, 2015
January 22, 2015
I loved the room, the cleanliness of the room, and how everything was close by.
I didn't like how small the gym was there were only 2 machines and I didn't like how to breakfast area was so small and right in front of the hotel entrance.
Reviews of Hampton Inn Atlanta-Perimeter Center
(1 - 10 of 15 reviews)
(1 - 10 of 15 reviews)
from $75
- Holiday Inn Express & Suites Atlanta Perimeter Mall from $81 (0mi)
- Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter North from $79 (0.1mi)
- Extended Stay America - Atlanta - Perimeter - Hammond Drive from $63 (0.3mi)
- The Westin Atlanta Perimeter North from $109 (0.3mi)
- Hilton Suites Atlanta from $109 (0.4mi)
- Chin Chin (0.4mi)
- Willy's Mexicana Grill (0.4mi)
- Figo Pasta/Osteria del Figo (0.5mi)
- Uncle Julio's (0.6mi)
- Chequers Seafood Grill (0.8mi)
- Peachtree Golf Club (3.5mi)
- Atlanta Botanical Garden (8.8mi)
- High Museum of Art (9.0mi)
- Piedmont Park (9.4mi)
Most Popular Guest-Rated Hotels in Atlanta
Most Popular Business-Friendly Hotels in Atlanta
- Country Inn & Suites Atlanta-Nw
- Embassy Suites Hotel Atlanta - At Centennial Olympic Park
- Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta
Most Popular Romantic Hotels in Atlanta
Most Popular Family-Friendly Hotels in Atlanta
- Homewood Suites By Hilton® Atlanta/Buckhead
- Staybridge Suites Atlanta Perimeter
- Embassy Suites Hotel Atlanta - At Centennial Olympic Park


text:
If you have troubles since the update to WordPress 4.5 please read this post before opening a new thread.
Tagged: table fixing
hello dear support team. i have a table topic again. please, check screenshot – http://ge.tt/80PVqfF/v/0?c
this table you can see on cart page – http://veganohooligano.com.ua/cart/
i've try all options with custom.css, but it's not works for me, i'm so beginner…
thanks for support!!!
Add following code to css/custom.css:
.cart-collaterals .cart_totals tr td, .cart-collaterals .cart_totals tr th {
padding: 6px 20px;
Dear Peter! Thank you very much! It works!
The topic 'table problem' is closed to new replies.


text:
Cellulite disrupts the skin's natural smoothness, much as the presence of his mother in the audience disrupts a lounge singer's natural smoothness. Keep a smooth veneer with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $29 for one Fit infrared body wrap (a $90 value)
- $69 for three Fit infrared body wraps (a $220 value)<p>
Fit and Formostar body wraps emit infrared heat that works to thin the blood, increasing circulation and stopping the buildup of fatty deposits that cause cellulite. The process takes about 60 minutes, and clients only need to wait one day between wrap sessions. According to the Fit body wrap's website, the treatment can burn thousands of calories per session while also boosting the immune system and alleviating joint stiffness.
Glo Sun Spa
Glo Sun Spa keeps a slew of modern bronzing, polishing, and hydrating technologies in peak condition. With a variety of tanning beds, Glo Sun Spa provides a wide range of sun-kissed glows. Alternatively, sunless VersaSpa and Pura Sunless systems provide a tan away from the sun's rays. The hydration station combines Hydrofusion with steam and LED technology to hydrate and nourish the skin and makes your tan look better, and the Lumiere Excel system features a series of repairing, clearing, and firming regimens. Glo Sun Spa also stocks a full line of lavish skincare products from brands such as Devoted Creations.
95% of 1771 customers recommend
560 Waugh Dr.
Houston, TX 77019
+17135287768Get Directions
3273 Southwest Freeway
Houston, TX 77027
+17136629200Get Directions
Spring- Kroger Shopping Center
8707 Spring Cypress Rd.
Spring, TX 77379
+12812517707Get Directions


text:
If you are a 'singleton parent', your access is denied; this group is only for twos, threes, fours and mores.
Topics: babies, babies---newborns, children, children---preschoolers, pregnancy-and-childbirth, child-health-and-behaviour, depression, charities-and-community-organisations, community-organisations, parent-organisation, townsville-4810
Topics: parent-organisation, parenting, recycling-and-waste-management, pregnancy-and-childbirth, warragul-3820
Olivia's Place founder Kirsten Finger talks about the different ways that the not-for-profit support organisation helps families, including by rehousing second hand baby equipment. Read more.
Topics: parent-organisation, parenting, recycling-and-waste-management, pregnancy-and-childbirth, warragul-3820
Topics: parent-organisation, parenting, recycling-and-waste-management, pregnancy-and-childbirth, warragul-3820
Topics: parent-organisation, parenting, recycling-and-waste-management, pregnancy-and-childbirth, warragul-3820
Topics: parent-organisation, parenting, recycling-and-waste-management, pregnancy-and-childbirth, warragul-3820
Posted| Updated
Victorian parents' support groups save millions of dollars worth of prams, cots and car seats from landfill, but it is not widely understood that you should not sell or donate second-hand baby gear without safety checks.
Topics: parent-organisation, parenting, recycling-and-waste-management, pregnancy-and-childbirth, warragul-3820
Posted| Updated
It takes a village to raise a child and an especially supportive one to raise multiples. The theme for Multiple Birth Awareness Week 2016 is Leave No Parent Behind.
Topics: children, parenting, parent-organisation, family-and-children, canberra-2600
Posted| Updated
Sydney's Trinity Grammar says it has been working with parents and students after reports of inappropriate sexualised behaviour amongst Year 1 pupils, adding that one boy will not be returning to the Junior School as a result of the matter.
Topics: primary-schools, sexual-offences, parent-organisation, community-and-society, family-and-children, sydney-2000
Topics: child-care, children, children---toddlers, parent-organisation, parenting, rural-women, women, cloncurry-4824
Posted| Updated
The Queensland Country Women's Association in Cloncurry has teamed up with a group of young mothers to provide a new playgroup for local children.
Topics: child-care, parent-organisation, parenting, rural-women, women, cloncurry-4824
Parents at Bassendean Primary School, in Perth's east, have stepped up their protest efforts to stop a car park being built on a section of the school's oval with a knit-in blocking construction work.
Topics: primary-schools, parent-organisation, urban-development-and-planning, play-and-learning, bassendean-6054, perth-6000
Posted| Updated
Parents pushing prams filled with lemons join a protest in Brisbane against the Federal Government's "double dipping" paid parental leave policy.
Topics: parenting, parent-organisation, federal-government, government-and-politics, family-and-children, community-and-society, brisbane-4000
A Tasmanian mum who nurtured her terminally ill son for 10 years while raising three other children is named Mother of the Year by children's charity group Barnardos.
Topics: parent-organisation, parenting, family-and-children, community-and-society, human-interest, awards-and-prizes, children, hobart-7000, tas
Posted| Updated
There are fears Tasmania's most vulnerable families will miss out on vital support in a shake up of parenting programs.
Topics: parent-organisation, education, parenting, family-and-children, community-and-society, government-and-politics, tas
Cake stalls, raffles and sausage sizzles are seen by many as a reward after running the gauntlet of campaign volunteers on voting day, but will they be ready for this month's election?
Topics: elections, charities-and-community-organisations, education, parent-organisation, qld, brisbane-4000
Posted| Updated
Parents in remote towns across western Queensland say they would rather move to larger cities than send children to boarding school at a young age when Year Seven moves to high school next year.
Topics: education, distance-education, access-to-education, community-development, regional, local-government, public-sector, parent-organisation, parenting, family-and-children, public-schools, karumba-4891, mount-isa-4825
Posted| Updated
Pilbara station children have travelled hundreds of kilometres to celebrate their school's 50th birthday.
Topics: rural-youth, rural-women, education, access-to-education, primary-schools, public-schools, community-development, parent-organisation, food-and-cooking, port-hedland-6721
Posted| Updated
Hobart mother of 13 describes the pain of losing three children at birth and how she now helps families in a similar situation.
Topics: parent-organisation, parenting, children, pregnancy-and-childbirth, hobart-7000
The Isolated Children's Parents' Association (ICPA) is hoping some planned Commonwealth scholarships will be set aside for country students.
Topics: education, access-to-education, distance-education, parent-organisation, programs-and-initiatives, activism-and-lobbying, federal-government, wa, albany-6330, bunbury-6230, geraldton-6530, esperance-6450, kalgoorlie-6430, broome-6725, karratha-6714
Posted| Updated
The New South Wales Federation of Parents and Citizens is to be dissolved after years of infighting, with Education Minister Adrian Piccoli forced to intervene.
Topics: education, parent-organisation, state-parliament, nsw
Posted| Updated
The New South Wales Government is seeking legal advice for dealing with the ongoing disharmony and dysfunction within the peak body representing public school parents.
Topics: teachers, state-parliament, parent-organisation, nsw
A man who runs a non-profit organisation promoting motherhood in Japan has been arrested for allegedly assaulting his wife.
Shinji Morimatsu, 49, chairman of the Japan Mothers Society, is accused of bashing his 51-year-old wife as she lay on the floor.
Topics: law-crime-and-justice, laws, domestic-violence, womens-health, parenting, parent-organisation, japan
Posted| Updated
Six Queensland schools earmarked for closure by the State Government will ring the bell for the final time today.
Topics: activism-and-lobbying, public-schools, regional, community-development, public-sector, parent-organisation, stuart-4811, townsville-4810, yarranlea-4356, salisbury-4107, fortitude-valley-4006, toowoomba-4350
Posted| Updated
Some Queensland parents say NAPLAN tests are making children sick with worry, as more than 200,000 students across the state prepare to sit the exams over the next three days.
Topics: schools, activism-and-lobbying, parent-organisation, public-sector, brisbane-4000, bundaberg-4670, cairns-4870, gladstone-4680, longreach-4730, mackay-4740, maroochydore-4558, mount-isa-4825, rockhampton-4700, southport-4215, toowoomba-4350, townsville-4810


text:
Smashtechnologies specializes in offering customized software development services to the customers with an aim to offer the one stop solution to all their critical issues. Our services are aimed to offer the beneficial outcome for the entire business enterprise. We offer the software solutions in various cutting- edge technologies like asp.net, PHP, Java and others to let our business associates get the quick and timely returns on their investments.
Our team of professional and experienced software developers ensures that our business associates get the best software solution through Quality assurance, testing and certified processes. We provide wide range of software solutions like software design, IT consulting, software product development and software engineering. Apart from these, you can also trust our services for software maintenance and software support. Our clients can trust us as their software development partner to get innovative solutions to their critical business issues.
Our expertise lies in offering the cost effective and time bound automation solutions to our clients in order to reduce the complexity and cost associated with data management. You can avail our services to take your business to the next level of success and also improve your business dexterity. We ensure the complete success with our software development services.


text:
Details: Get Up to 58% Off Sale Clearance
50% Success • Add a Comment
Details: Free Shipping on Orders Over $100 within U.S.
New • Add a Comment
Details: Up to $35 Off Footed Pajamas Sale
25% Success • Add a Comment
3 coupon codes & deals for adultfootedpjs.com. Men's, women's pijamas
Show More
Never miss a deal.
Be the first to know.
Plus get our best deals in our email newsletter. Privacy Policy
Show more popular stores
©2010 - 2016 RetailMeNot Inc. All rights reserved. Site Map | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
RetailMeNot is a registered trademark of RetailMeNot, Inc. Third-party trademarks are the property of their respective third-party owners. Presence of a third-party trademark does not mean that RetailMeNot has any relationship with that third party or that the third party endorses RetailMeNot or its services.


text:
In the latest of our occasional Reviews in History podcast series, Jordan Landes interviews Darin Hayton about the latter's recent book on the use of astrology as a political tool in an early Renaissance court.
Darin Hayton is associate professor of history of science at Haverford College.
Routiers et mercenaires pendant la guerre de Cent ans / eds. Guilhem Pépin, Françoise Lainé, Frédéric Boutoulle
Presented as the record of a small colloquium held in 2013 to honour the contribution of Lord Jonathan Sumption to the study of the Hundred Years War, this volume consists of some 18 papers (three of which are in English) on the theme of routiers and mercenaires operating in France during the Hundred Years War.
It is surprising how frequently books appear on the subject of Adam, Eve and the Garden of Eden. The already extensive bibliography in this volume could easily be doubled or trebled (1), but it has to be said that this is a fascinating, original and impressive contribution to what we might term protoplastic studies.
King Henry VIII's quarrel with the papacy over the annulment of his almost 24-year marriage to Catherine of Aragon is familiar to both popular and historical audiences. What is less well known is that papal interference in royal marriages dates as far back as the Carolingian era, although the tools popes used to defend the indissolubility of marriage evolved over time.
The Andalusian jurist Abū Bakr al-Ṭurṭūshī (d. 1126) was once asked whether or not it was permissible to eat cheese imported into Alexandria from the Christian territories along the northern coastline of the Mediterranean. The question clearly intrigued al-Ṭurṭūshī, since he went to considerable lengths to research the subject before issuing his final response.
Addressing how modern nations have found themselves, as President George W. Bush saw it, 'stuck with these miserable choices' when it comes to resolving financial crises, is at the centre of Larry Neal's concise history of international finance.
In the latest of our occasional Reviews in History podcast series, Daniel Snowman talks to Peter Burke about his background, career, influences and forthcoming book.
Peter Burke is is Professor Emeritus of Cultural History at the University of Cambridge.
Daniel Snowman is a writer, lecturer and broadcaster on social and cultural history.
The name Medici is almost inextricably interlinked with the city of Florence and the idea of the Renaissance in both popular and scholarly imagination. The family dominated the Florentine republic politically for the better part of the 15th century and became, first, dukes of Florence and, then, grand dukes of Tuscany in the 16th.
Both as a historical focus and as a narrative vehicle of 'otherness', the depiction of technological marvels has often seemed tantalizingly vague. In Orientalist scholarship à la Said, it also ended up being ultimately irretrievable across the mutually reinforcing mirrors of East and West.
How fortunate are historians of that broad band of southern Somerset covered by seven topographical volumes of the Victoria County History (VCH) compared with those of most of the historic county for whom no such resource yet exists. It is the distant ideal of the complete set for Somerset that is most urgently required.


text:
Culture Shock
By Steven Robert Allen
Maria Chabot was 26 years old and Georgia O'Keeffe was 53 when the two women met in New Mexico in 1940 and quickly became friends. Chabot, an aspiring writer, began spending summers at the famous painter's Ghost Ranch. Later, she organized the restoration of O'Keeffe's decaying adobe house in Abiquiu.
During winters and early springs—while Chabot spent time with her family in San Antonio and O'Keeffe lived with her husband, Alfred Stieglitz, in New York—the two women regularly corresponded with each other. After the painter's death in 1986, Chabot recognized that these letters and related photographs were important historical documents. She began forming plans for their publication.
By the time of Chabot's death in 2001, the project was still incomplete. Her literary estate was bequeathed to the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Research Center, and now her dream has finally been realized in a book called Maria Chabot/Georgia O'Keeffe: Correspondence 1941-1949.
The museum opens a new exhibit on Friday, Feb. 6, composed of letters and photos from this book. Forty of the 60 photos in the book will be in the show along with a small selection of more than 700 letters. The exhibit provides a rare opportunity to witness another facet of O'Keeffe's life here in New Mexico. Moments in Time: Photographs by Maria Chabot runs through June 1. For details, call (505) 946-1000.
Today's Events
Third Annual Jewish Film Festival at Jewish Community Center
The Midnight Orchestra, the story of the son of a once famous Jewish musician, Marcel Botbol. Directed by Jérôme Cohen Olivar.
Priscilla Queen of the Desert: The Musical at National Hispanic Cultural Center
Southwest Meets West at Art of the SongMore Recommended Events ››
Kombat Kitty at Stoneface • 7.29.2016
home | feature | news | film | music | art | food | classifieds | personals | staff | lo-fi | search
© 1996-2016 Weekly Alibi email@example.com
View mobile version


text:
To paraphrase a Gershwin tune: Summertime, and the selling ain"t easy/ Buyers gone fishing, and the volume is low.
Fifteen contracts were signed last week in Manhattan at $4 million and above, two less than last week and three less than the week before that. We haven't cracked 20 contracts signed since the last week in June.
The No. 1 contract was 10A at 155 West 11th Street, asking $17,025,000. This 3,951-square-foot unit has 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, and features a large living room and a family room off a kitchen with a balcony. It is in the Greenwich Lane, a new complex of 5 buildings with 194 condos and 5 townhouses that is reporting over 96% sold. Remaining inventory is priced north of $3,500/square foot. Amenities include concierge, doorman, fitness center, pool, children's room, and a garage.
The No. 2 contract was 18F at 530 ...


text:
Posts Tagged 'Germany'
Black Ink
January 15, 2016 | by Matthew Neill Null
Henry de Montherlant's novels have fallen out of fashion, but at their best they're perfect for our confused age.
Henry de Montherlant began writing in earnest after he came home wounded from the Great War, a decorated veteran. France in the 1930s made him a literary star, awarding him the Grand Prix—yet he hated the Third Republic. Montherlant, a true misfit, had many such contrarian tendencies: though he was gay, he wrote caustic articles for right-wing magazines and loathed modernity. In print, he professed admiration for the soldiers of the Wehrmacht, writing that France, with its "shopgirl's morality," deserved to lose the war. His book Le solstice de juin counseled "acceptance, then adherence" to German occupation and Vichy; after the war, it earned him a yearlong ban from publishing.
Even so, Montherlant was elected to the Académie française in 1960. His plays were staged, his novels published. In 1972, he swallowed cyanide and, to make sure, shot himself in the head. He has made the long slide from fame to infamy, but in his time he was tolerated and even praised, a guilty reminder that there were far more collaborators than Charles de Gaulle's myth of noble France ever could admit. His literary biographer Lucille Becker writes, Read More »
Beauty Does Not Exist Anywhere, and Other News
January 4, 2016 | by Dan Piepenbring
- For the painter and sculptor Jean Dubuffet, the most profound art was "art brut"—created from chaos and madness by the mentally ill. A new exhibition at the American Folk Art museum explores his ethos. Our managing editor, Nicole Rudick, explains: "Dubuffet advocated on behalf of art brut in famously eloquent pamphlets, speeches, and manifestos. In 1951, he gave a talk at the Art Institute of Chicago called 'Anticultural Positions,' which set out his antiformalist, expressive style and his dissatisfaction with Western conceptions of beauty. He rejected the notion that certain objects are more beautiful than others, advocating instead for the idea that 'there is no ugly object nor ugly person in this world and that beauty does not exist anywhere, but that any object is able to become fascinating and illuminating.' "
- Today, literary blogs such as this one face competition from their fiercest adversary yet: Bill Gates. His blog, Gates Notes, features a thriving book reviews section—and Gates, unlike all those self-aggrandizing show-off critics you've grown accustomed to, endeavors "to fill his reviews with bits of information he hopes people will consider, even if they don't end up reading the book. 'I read textbooks related to global health but they are pretty technical for a general audience, so I generally don't review them,' he said … 'I like to share what I learn from books like that because I know most people won't read the whole thing but some will read an 800-word review of it.'"
- Conventional wisdom maintains that commercial fiction is vastly more sentimental than "serious" literary fiction—and that eschewing sentimentality is a good way to separate the wheat from the chaff. Academics have tested that notion using sentiment analysis, mapping the number of positive and negative words in literary novels: "There appears to be an assumption at work among the canon that reality is harsh and positivity distorts the truth … It's not that emotions are absent from the most serious of serious literature. Rather, what is missing is a kind of explicit articulation of belief, what we might call, for lack of a better word, conviction. Over time we seem to institutionally value novels that downplay the clarity of their own beliefs. This makes a good deal of sense—novels that endure do so because they represent more open belief systems, ones that allow readers across broader stretches of time to engage with them and explore their own beliefs."
- Free yourself from the tyranny of choice. Submit to the awesome power of fate. Visit this Tokyo bookstore, where only one title is for sale each week. (Right now it's Masaru Tatsuki's photo anthology Fish-Man.) "This bookstore that sells only one book could also be described as 'a bookstore that organises an exhibition derived from a single book,' " says the proprietor, Yoshiyuki Morioka. "For instance, when selling a book on flowers, in the store could be exhibited a flower that actually appears in the book. Also, I ask the authors and editors to be at the bookstore for as much time as possible. This is an attempt to make the two-dimensional book into three-dimensional ambience and experience. I believe that the customers, or readers, should feel as though they are entering 'inside a book.' "
- In 1939, when he was nine, the historian Gerhard Weinberg fled Germany to escape Hitler. Now Weinberg is eighty-seven and advocating for the first new German edition of Hitler's Mein Kampf since 1945, along with its little-known sequel. "In 2003, Weinberg wrote, 'Germany and the rest of the world have not yet come close to coming to terms with Hitler as a person, as leader of a great nation, and as a symbol.' The publication history of his books seems to support Weinberg's point. In 1961, publishers were afraid of Hitler's second book. In 2013, the state of Bavaria showed that it was still afraid of his first. The lack of critical editions didn't prevent readers from accessing Hitler's ideas—instead, it prevented historians from shaping the way these books are remembered."
The Wonders of Czech Book Design, and Other News
December 1, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
- When Germans like to dramatize their politics, imbuing the theater with metaphors to suit the times, they always turn to one play: Hamlet. Over the centuries, the Dane has survived a dizzying number of interpretations and representations on German stages—they're obsessed with the guy. "The 1970s West German Hamlet was shown as powerless to affect his corrupt society, reflecting the experiences of intellectuals and theatre directors who failed to influence the politics of the 1960s revolutions … East German interpretations of Hamlet were unsurprisingly very different. In his speech at the 1964 Shakespeare festival, Cultural Minister Alexander Abusch praised Hamlet's socialist ideals and lambasted the corrupt society that prevented him carrying them out … The frequent revival of this old, familiar play does not signal a retreat in German theatre from innovative drama. In fact, the nation's changing role has sparked an exciting new phase in the depiction of the dithering protagonist … In a radical 2005 production in Munich, director Lars-Ole Walburg incorporated quotations from George W Bush and Michael Moore and references to the Rwandan genocide and the 2001 terrorist attacks in New York."
- The English major is in decline, and who can even rouse himself to defend it? There's no utilitarian value to it. It doesn't seem to make students more ethical or to improve their decision making. People would very probably still read books without it. So … uh … Adam Gopnik has a thought: "The best answer I have ever heard from a literature professor for studying literature came from a wise post-structuralist critic. Why was he a professor of literature? 'Because I have an obsessive relationship with texts.' You choose a major, or a life, not because you see its purpose, which tends to shimmer out of sight like an oasis, but because you like its objects. A good doctor said to me, not long ago, 'You really sort of have to like assholes and ear wax to be a good general practitioner'; you have to really like, or not mind much, intricate and dull and occasionally even dumb arguments about books to study English."
- Good spelling has always had an uncomfortable correlation with good breeding—before the advent of spell-check, and even to some extent after it, to spell well was to signify one's belonging in the upper classes. In the nineteenth century, two men tried to level the playing field with an ambitious overhaul to the language: "On December 5, 1846, in the first issue of a newspaper called Di Anglo-Sacsun, an introductory letter to readers heralded the day when 'bad spelling, the monster that scares, and grins at, and harasses the people, will fall into fits, like the Giant Despair of Doubting Castle, and will die outright of his spasms' … S. P. Andrews and Augustus Boyle, the editors of the Di Anglo-Sacsun, believed that they could end poverty by making literacy less time-consuming and more accessible, particularly for poor immigrants and slaves. As the written language formalized over the course of the first half of the nineteenth century through innovations like the steam press and energetic lexicographers like Noah Webster, standardized spelling had become a newly erected barrier between the upwardly mobile and those who had neither the time nor the resources to crack the code of literacy. Andrews and Boyle wanted to simplify the process by making spelling entirely phonetic."
- In the early twentieth century, Czech book design drew its influences from a surprisingly broad array of artistic movements—and a singular, stylish form of publishing emerged as a result. "One popular trend during the turn of the century was to embellish literature with elaborate, local ornamentations that were mostly Romanesque in style, as exemplified by Josef Mánes' illustrations in a manuscript of thirteenth- and fourteenth-century Bohemian poems and songs. Floral motifs also became popular Czech symbols … However, artists later dismissed floral and other ornate symbolism as medieval decorations, especially as Czech culture was increasingly exposed to foreign influences that fueled widespread experimentation … Some found the decorativeness of beautiful book illustrations extravagant, preferring to shape the appearance of books with bold and often stark photomontages."
- Reminder: your M.F.A. program is the product of specific political circumstances, and to write "well" is essentially to play by the rules of the state: "Less than a lifetime ago, reputable American writers would occasionally start fistfights, sleep in ditches and even espouse Communist doctrines. Such were the prerogatives and exigencies of the artist's existence, until M.F.A. programs arrived to impose discipline and provide livelihoods. Whether the professionalization of creative writing has been good for American literature has set off a lot of elegantly worded soul-searching and well-mannered debate recently … Sponsored by foundations dedicated to defeating Communism, creative-writing programs during the postwar period taught aspiring authors certain rules of propriety … Certain seemingly timeless criteria of good writing are actually the product of historically bound political agendas."
No Judgment, No Message, No Mercy
October 16, 2015 | by Matthew Neill Null
At ninety-five, Maria Beig remains deeply underread in America.
No one captures the brutality and pragmatism of rural life like Maria Beig, who turned ninety-five last week. One of thirteen children, she was born in 1920 on a farm in Swabia, a few miles from Lake Constance, a landscape that informs her startling fiction. She didn't publish her first novel until she was sixty-two, after a lifetime of teaching knitting and home economics in provincial schools. (Young writers, take note—there is another path, if an unglamorous one.)
Her debut, Rabenkrächzen (Raven's Croak), has never been published in America, but it unleashed a good bit of venom in Germany: Beig's treatment of Swabia was an arrow that struck the bone, jolting the skeletal structure of a closed society. Those who know Beig's work like to mention the crowd at an early reading in Ravensburg, not far from her home village, who shouted her down with cries of "liar!" and "nestbeschmutzer!", which translates roughly to "spoiler of the nest." She took herself out of the reading business after that. Jaimy Gordon, who has translated two of her novels into English, writes that "as a result, the brother who had inherited the family property forbade Beig not only his house but even the small village where she had grown up." Read More »
The "Romance" of Travel
August 25, 2015 | by André Naffis-Sahely
Joseph Roth's hotel years.
"I am a hotel citizen," Joseph Roth declared in one of the newspaper dispatches anthologized in The Hotel Years: Wanderings in Europe Between the Wars, "a hotel patriot." It's easy to see why: Red Joseph was nothing if not a cosmopolitan humanist, and the hotel was his natural habitat. "The guests come from all over the world," he explains:
Continents and seas, islands, peninsulas and ships, Christians, Jews, Buddhists, Muslims and even atheists are all represented in this hotel. The cashier adds, subtracts, counts and cheats in many languages, and changes every currency. Freed from the constriction of patriotism, from the blinkers of national feeling, slightly on holiday from the rigidity of love of land, people seem to come together here and at least appear to be what they should always be: children of the world.
The Book Cover in the Weimar Republic
August 24, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
Compared to other aspects of the book arts—typography, binding, tooling—the dust jacket is a pretty recent innovation. Depending on whom you ask, it was born either in 1833, to adorn an English novel called Heath's Keepsake, or it was an earlier, French invention, a maturation of the yellow paper jackets their softcover books often came wrapped in.
In any case, the dust jacket didn't come to Germany until around 1900—but by the birth of the Weimar Republic, nineteen years later, German artists were doing incredible things with the medium. The Book Cover in the Weimar Republic is a catalogue of the Jürgen and Waltraud Holstein collection, comprising the covers of a thousand books published between 1919 and 1933 by some 250 houses in Berlin. Between the two world wars, the city enjoyed an astonishing expansion in its book production and its libraries: from 1920 to 1927, about three hundred new publishing houses emerged, many of them intent on printing books that experimented with the latest advances in art and design. As Steven Heller explains at Design Observer, there was a practical reason for the design boom, too: Read More »


text:
13626 Players currently online!
Man vs. Machine - good luck!
Turn-based games at any time!
Vote for the best move to win!
Do you have what it takes?
Backgammon, Yatzy, and more!
Sharpen your tactical vision!
Get advice and game insights!
Learn from top players & pros!
View millions of master games!
Your virtual chess coach!
Perfect your opening moves!
Test your skills vs. computer!
Find the right private coach!
Can you solve it each day?
Bring it all together!
Beginners, start here!
Make friends & play team games!
News from the world of chess!
Search all Chess.com members!
Find local clubs & events!
Who's the best of your friends?
Read what members are saying!
By analysing opponent's games he was able to learn his strongest and weakest sides and then make use of this findings during actual game. Lasker avoided positions where the opponent mastered and felt comfortable. Instead, he steered into areas where the opponent disliked and played inferior moves most frequently.
The problem is that Carlsen has no weaknesses and is comfortable in every position.
I think he is not as perfect in rook endgames as in the others. His recent losses all resulted from blunders in rook endgames
Yeah he isnt that good in rook endgames
I would expect Lasker to win the match.
I think Lasker is the only player that can compete with Kasparov as the greatest player ever, but it always surprises me when people expect great players from long ago to beat the best players today.
Carlsen's advantages would be many. He has studied the last 100 years of chess theory and the games of the last 100 years, is used to playing games with much shorter time controls, and to play endgames without long adjournments. He is also a chess professional together with the other top players today, that study chess with much more dedication than someone like Lasker, who was a mathematician and philosopher, that could go years between events.
If Lasker really would be expected to beat Carlsen just after looking at his games, that should mean that the difference in chess talent between the best players today and those a century ago would be gigantic. If players today, with all these advantages and with chess as their profession still would play worse chess than the top players of a hundred years ago it would mean that the chess level in practice has fallen quite a lot the last century.
I read the title of this thread fast and thought of LA Lakers v. Carlsen. Now THAT would be interesting!
good awnsers :)
You are right, Lasker would also have to fill the century gap because chess improved much.
Thus I would like to re-phrase my original post: given a year to prepare by comprehending last 100 years of development (a bit of middlegame, most in endgame - he could roughly ignore the openings as he avoided forced lines with deadly traps) of chess and analysing Carlsen's games to determine his psychological posture - Lasker would win the match.
However, I think Magnus can follow Lasker and become a world champion for a very long time. He is probably the strongest contemporary player
the history did improve alot :)
Carlsen would win simply because of all of the advances, but Lasker along with many others of the past definitely made more of a contribution to the sport.And don't forget Kasparov! He has left quite an imprint as well.
I think Magnus would manage to win because Lasker died 72 years ago.
Well, there is not much suspense.
You really think the fat smoking grandfather has a chance against the mobster ?
(you're talking about boxing, right ?)
Worked alright for 'Serge Blanco'.
Smoking aids concentration (for about 10-minutes)
2826-4000 Worst Things To Do While Playing Chess
by McUmber a few minutes ago
who is the best player in the world and give points for the player out of 10
by Bawker 3 minutes ago
Réti opening game
by eaguiraud 5 minutes ago
Stats vs opponent
by Yerbamate 9 minutes ago
7/24/2016 - Attack And Defense
by alan32525 11 minutes ago
Using Real Name..
by Whip_Kitten 17 minutes ago
London system scrubs
by DrSpudnik 19 minutes ago
Define Development
by Milliern 26 minutes ago
Am I a fool for not playing 1. e4
by Bramblyspam 28 minutes ago
The most interesting sicilian dragon game was played here on chess.com!
by HahXianMing 28 minutes ago
Home |
Why Join | Chess Topics |
About |
FAQs |
Help & Support |
Site Map
Privacy Policy |
Legal |
© 2016 Chess.com
• Chess - English
We are working hard to make Chess.com available in over 70 languages. Check back over the year as we develop the technology to add more, and we will try our best to notify you when your language is ready for translating!