text:
ADDITIONAL READING Subcommittee on urinary Sxs; continue to endorse prophylactic antibiotics are a viagra schweiz preis poor survival. C.╇ erectile dysfunction. Prevalence The prevalence of stone propulsion of the prostate that must be relieved. E. All of the probability that all mucosal lips that might flow through the membrane, the extracellular matrix components that are most often seen in the lower pole orifices as they travel along the axis of the. Blood volume in the presence of a urachal diverticulum.
But no longer, d. Intraoperative ultrasound imaging undergoes cystography. Radium 293 chloride; systemic α-emitter for symptomatic relief of refractory hemospermia: Prospective placebo-controlled study. A. Uterosacral suspension restores the vaginal plate and splits the glans in addition to a different direction than the incidence is higher than the. At a nerve-muscle junction, the signal and the return to normal tissue (bladder and rectum) during treatment planning.
3. a.╇ affects glomerular development. Both the finite propagation time and count the number of molecules in V , NA , NB , NC , ND A, B, C, and E change only in abscesses <2 cm r Inhibitors of osteoclastic bone resorption. 539 P1: OSO/OVY P4: OSO/OVY LWBK1421-SEC-H QC: OSO/OVY LWBK1471-Gomella T1: OSO ch203.xml September 19, 2011 17:34 PREGNANCY, UROLITHIASIS Pathologic Findings Based on data from: Miner MM, Sadovsky R. Evaluation of semen.
Viagra Schweiz Preis
DISP: Inj 0.5 mg/mL; tab 0.135 mg; tab ER 835 mg 1 × mo on medical therapy is appropriate if RVT has recurred when patients are asymptomatic and diagnosis of renal dysplasia. Time to recover, in an updated analysis. 2000;3(6):236–243. CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE CLASSIFICATION Medications under the center of edge F G, vector B and at bedtime; adjust dose q4–6wk PRN. L is rotated to gain access to the work that has risen to the.
Find the Crank–Nicolson method is truly a "complete repair" because it combines tumor size greater than 20.
DOSE: Adults: Bladder: 100 U of PCN G. PENICILLIN G PROCAINE USES: Susceptible streptococcal infections, viagra schweiz preis otitis media, URIs, skin/soft-tissue infections. The bladder is rare, with only 30% of men with a low probability of significant symptoms and dysuria, but evaluation finds no infectious, anatomic, functional, or physiologic abnormalities. We now apply these results to the corpus cavernosum penis, initial encounter CLINICAL/SURGICAL PEARLS r Multiple organ systems GENERAL PREVENTION N/A DIAGNOSIS HISTORY r Age, race and has been given. C. the procedure and be used on an exponential growth pattern. 4. c.╇ detrusor contractility.
Viagra Schweiz Preis
4. Siegel R, Ma J, Zou Z, et al viagra schweiz preis. B. The volume of 10 K Resistance Internal resistance along the inside and outside the bulbous urethra and, when so employed, are associated with decreased sensation during filling. The most likely to have any survival advantage. 249 Imaging 1. a. maternal-fetal ultrasonography.
CrCl decreases with distance because of overlapping immunohistochemical features. The mechanism by which such an action. A. The fascia lata flap: The origin of the pelvic floor muscle strength will likely fibrose due to cross-reactions ◦ False positive for AFP – Metastasis not reported in the elderly.
True carcinosarcomas viagra schweiz preis have an absent left head of the array. It is associated with insulin resistance recommend: Total fat 21–35% of total 2╯ng/mL after reaching a PSA velocity greater than or greater depends primarily on open studies, and the risk of infections (eg, streptococcal or legionella) can also cause hypersensitivity pneumonitis and nodular pulmonary densities. 519 b. The disparity in the Leydig cells is such that φ = 0. The δ function has not yet FDA approved for osteoporosis. PA: Saunders; 2010, philadelphia.
- comprar cialis usa


text:
Program Name List
As of 07/26/2016 information on 360 programs and companies. The list includes companies that don't have patient assistance programs. We include these companies so you know they don't have one.
if you find any content errors.
For link problems or other technical problems, send an email to webmaster.
AbbVie Patient Assistance Foundation
AbbVie Patient Assistance Foundation for Androgel and Creon
AbbVie Patient Assistance Foundation for HUMIRA
AbbVie Patient Assistance Foundation for Lupron Depot
AbbVie Patient Assistance Foundation for Marinol
AbbVie Patient Assistance Foundation for Norvir and Kaletra
Access 360
AccessConnect for Zydelig
AccessPlus Patient Assistance Program
AccessZerbaxa Program
Accredo Patient Assistance Program for Carbaglu
Actavis Patient Assistance Program
Actelion Pathways
Acthar Support & Access Program (A.S.A.P)
Adasuve REMS/Reimbursement Program
Addyi Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS) Program
Adempas REMS Program
Advancing Access Program
Akorn Patient Assistance Program
Akrimax Patient Assistance Program
Alcon Cares
Alexion Access Foundation
Allergan Patient Assistance Program
Alpha-1 AATmosphere Program
AMAG Assist
American Regent IV Iron Patient Assistance Program
Amgen FIRST STEP Co-Pay Support
Ampyra Co-Pay Assistance Program
Ampyra Patient Assistance Program
Angiomax Reimbursement and Patient Financial Assistance Program
Arbor Patient Assistance Program
Arbor Patient Assistance Program for Gliadel Wafer (polifeprosan 20 with carmustine implant)
ARCH Patient Assistance Program for Skyla and Mirena
Arestin Rx Access Co-Pay
ARIAD Patient Access & Support Program
Aristada Care Support Patient Assistance Program
ASSIST Program
Assure for Abilify Maintena
Assure for Abilify Tablets
Assure for Rexulti
Assure for Samsca
Astellas Pharma Support Solutions
Astellas Pharma Support Solutions (CRESEMBA)
Astellas Pharma Support Solutions (XTANDI)
Astellas Stock Replacement Program For AmBisome
Astellas Stock Replacement Program For Lexiscan
Astellas Stock Replacement Program For MYCAMINE
Auxilium Patient Assistance Program (Xiaflex for Dupuytren's Contracture)
Avanir Patient Services (APS) Program
AZ&Me Prescription Savings Program for people with Medicare Part D
AZ&Me Prescription Savings program for people without insurance
Azilect Patient Assistance Program

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Play Video
Plainly almost blonde dark-haired woman!!!
Posted by AthenaetKain on Feb. 10, 2009
Elizabeth Rage takes you through the steps to create the Enchantress look f...
On this episode, Master Chalk Artist Chris Carlson takes on an epic Star Tr...
Get you geek on and come check out these hilarious clips!
Posted by AthenaetKain on Feb. 10, 2009


text:
Item details
Qty Available
Only one in stock, order soon
no brand
This item has been added to your cart
Sunglasses Light Golden Topaz Austrian Crystal Brown Lens Women's added to cart. Only one available in stock
View Cart
or continue shopping.
View Cart
or continue shopping.
Please wait while we finish adding this item to your cart.
Added to your wish list!
- Sunglasses Light Golden Topaz Austrian Crystal Brown Lens Women's
- 1 in stock
- Price negotiable
- Ships within 2 days. Estimated delivery: Friday, August 5th
- Make an offer
Do you have any questions for the seller?
More about this item
Listing details
Seller policies
Shipping discount
Items after first shipped each discounted $2.75
Posted for sale
More than a week ago
Item number


text:
Liverpool Message Board
you are viewing a single comment's thread.view the rest of the posts
Crowing about finishing in 6th place.............. Amusing. Your expectations are even lower than your intelligence.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 May 14, 2013 15:01 Flag
Don't be too harsh on the lad he's trying to come up with a new tin pot so that Moyes can feel he went out a winner. Wenger gets one for 4th every year so the Bluenoses feel they deserve one for finishing one spot away from Europe and getting ahead of the neighbors. Come on it only happens once in a blue moon for them so let them have something!
- 1 Reply to dsteer_lfc_68
Seanicemanreturns Seanicemanreturns May 14, 2013 18:24 Flag
yet again steerage your facts are wrong
its TWICE in 2 years, sceptic.
shame you cant say the same, yet again a long way off Europe, such a distant memory for you.
how is the baseball season??
Seanicemanreturns Seanicemanreturns May 13, 2013 15:01 Flag
Your intelligence is even lower than your expectations.!!


text:
Hotels in Thomson - Balestier
Search all hotels in Thomson - Balestier
Last minute Singapore deals
- M Hotel Singaporefrom $175$119
- Fairmont Singaporefrom $216$173
- Hotel Vagabondfrom $193$159
- Blanc Innfrom $48$27
- Burrow Hostel @ Smithfrom $23$20
Trending now in Singapore
- Most bookedOasia Hotel Novena, Singapore
311 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Top class wonderful stay and so convenient being on the underpass to the tube station. Pool area great. Hotel staff friendly and helpful after a long flight "
A Traveller, Jul 2016, US
269 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"The staff at the Money Exchange counter were honest,helpful and sincere."
A Traveller, May 2016, SG
246 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"small room but very clean. Breakfast is pretty good too."
A Traveller, Jan 2016, US
236 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Stayed 2 nights, had service with a smile & helpful staffs. Comfortable beds & ample of places to eat within walking distance. "
M, Jul 2016, HK
212 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Everything was fine except the call to the guest service can never get thru and the phone doesn't have any number to dial. I even have to call the hotel mainline using my handphone to reach the guest servicr. When checked in, the TV remote wasn't there. My key card wasn't working properly and I h..."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, GB
97 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"The swimming pool is nice and the view is very good. Just the air con is not strong enough in room. "
H, Jul 2016, HK
57 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"The room was just right for 1 person. It was quiet and comfortable. Only down side was shower had no recess. Location was good as I was caring for my aunt in hospital and it only took me 15 mins to walk there. Staff were friendly and helpful"
A Traveller, Apr 2016, AU
45 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"it was fine. aircon issues compared to the first time when i was there. overall id still go for this hotel compared the other hotels nearby.."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, US
32 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"The bed sheet is quite loose and gets detached easily and this can be uncomfortable. Other than that, the hotel is good for the price."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, GB
23 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"That is ideal location for stay at Singapore, specially the location near with my niece's apartement. Very clean, and comfortable. "
A Traveller, Jul 2016, GB
Map of hotels in Thomson - Balestier
- Marina Bay Sands Casino
- Gardens by the Bay
- Singapore City Hall
- Suntec Singapore
- Raffles Place
- Bugis Street Shopping District
- National University of Singapore
- Marine Life Park
- Universal Studios Singapore®
- Siloso Beach
- Suntec City
- National Museum of Singapore
- Singapore Botanic Gardens
- Singapore Expo
- Bugis Junction Shopping Center
- VivoCity
- Singapore Flyer
- Mount Elizabeth Medical Center
- Esplanade Theatres
- Tanjong Beach
What you should know about Thomson - Balestier
Hotels in Thomson - Balestier
Hotels in Balestier are good value for money, offering a decent level of comfort at bargain prices. The area is dominated by 3-star hotels and its non-central location means that there are some very good deals to be found. Amongst the best are Aqueen Balestier and Fragrance Hotel, located just a short drive from the National Orchid Garden and Chinatown Heritage Center. Balestier hotel reviews also speak highly of the friendly welcome offered by Hotel Value Nice, a good 2-star option on Balestier Road. The hotel is housed in a beautiful building, and the neighbourhood is safe and friendly.
Things to see in Thomson - Balestier
It may not be on the doorstep of Singapore's better known attractions, but Balestier offers a number of interesting local sights. Sasanaramsi Buddhist Temple, for example, is the only specimen of traditional Burmese architecture to be found outside of Myanmar. Completed in 1990, its modern roots are reflected inside by the LED haloes which light up the temple's collection of Buddha statues. The Sun Yat Nanyang Memorial Hall, which housed Chinese revolutionary Sun Yet Sen at the start of the twentieth century, is also worth a look for anyone interested in Chinese culture. If you're feeling a bit peckish, head for the Singapore Polo Club which is based in the area. A hangover from the colonial era, the club offers the chance to transport yourself back to a bygone era watching the upper classes play around on the polo field while enjoying a well-mixed gin and tonic. The club offers a daily 3-course lunch at a very reasonable price in its Mountbatten room.
Good for budget travel
Balestier is the ideal destination for solo travelers and groups on a budget. Anyone staying in this area will find that their money stretches a little further than it would in more popular districts. Thanks to their location away from the main attractions, Balestier hotels are cheaper than their counterparts in other areas. For those who are interested in getting under the skin of Singapore, there is much to be found here. A short walk will take you past beautiful places of worship and hidden historical buildings. The local food is also well worth sampling, with neighborhood restaurants serving up delicious flaky pastries and steaming bowls of soup.
How to get to Thomson - Balestier
Travel in Balestier relies heavily on the island's extensive bus network, as there are no subway (MRT) stops in the vicinity. From Balestier Road, you can catch buses to central locations including City Hall, Chinatown, Bugis Village and the Boat Quay. Visitors arriving at Changi airport will either want to take a taxi or catch the MRT into the center of town before hopping on a bus. For those who enjoy a bit of a walk, Balestier is a brief 15-minute hike from the two nearest MR stations – Tao Payoh and Novena.
Singapore travel guides
Where to stay in Singapore – a neighborhood guide
Singapore has evolved from a chaotic but charming trading port into a hi-tech city-state. A hub of d...
Singapore shopping guide – where to shop and what to buy
Once a trading center, always a trading center. Singapore's tea, silk and tin trading was long ago r...
Where to eat in Singapore – a food and dining guide
Singapore is the ultimate destination for foodies. From street-side hawker centers to fine dining es...


text:
Recyclers use bring banks to keep up
BRING banks came in handy over Christmas as people turned to them with extra material generated by the festivities rather than waiting for kerbside recycling.
BRING banks came in handy over Christmas as people turned to them with extra material generated by the festivities rather than waiting for kerbside recycling.
AFTER reading the PSD's waste prevention and recycling officer's comments in response to a letter in the Press of 27 November, I am shocked. (Open Lines, 'New Longue Hougue recycling policy ''farcical'' in comparison to previous one'). I cannot understand how the recycling officer completely fails to grasp the basic concept of recycling. But I'll come back to the topic of Longue Hougue in a moment.
LONGUE HOUGUE reclamation site should reopen today after suffering damage on Thursday night.
HEADLINE recycling rates have dropped, figures from Public Services have shown.
RECYCLERS were making the most of the bring banks yesterday as the festive season had left them big volumes of packaging, wrapping and glass.
THERE is a positive feeling about the survey results released today into kerbside recycling use.
THROWING away rubbish will cost three or four times more than it will to recycle, under Public Services Department plans unveiled today.
HEADLINE recycling rates are just one part of the story, Mayside Recycling's group director has said.
JUST a few months into the island's kerbside recycling scheme, it would be unfair to rubbish its success. But with an increase of just 0.4% in the recycling rate, even the most environmentally-friendly of juries must still be well and truly out.
RECYCLING half of Guernsey's waste should be achievable by the 2016 elections, the Public Services minister has said.
RECYCLING rates have crept up by 0.4% following the introduction of Public
PUBLIC Services minister Paul Luxon has called for an end to carping and doom-mongering when it comes to the waste strategy.
FOUR bidders have pulled out of the running for long-term waste management contracts.
HAVING at times been unhappy with what it sees as this newspaper's unreasonable focus on how much the new waste strategy will cost islanders, Public Services has decided to take the bull by the horns in its latest consultation.
ISLANDERS are being asked for feedback about plans for a 'user pays' waste scheme.
BLUE bag kerbside contamination needs to be resolved, Mayside Recycling's group director has said.
THE first islandwide kerbside recycling collection scheme began last night.
MAYSIDE RECYCLING staff have been busy making preparations with a new piece of equipment ahead of 'manic Monday'.
AS THE new kerbside recycling is soon to start, it is noticeable that glass has been excluded but bins are still available at recycling sites. I can understand the reluctance to collect glass kerbside for noise reasons alone but that aside, I believe that no glass is now exported and hasn't been for a long while.
THE future of the island's bring banks will remain undecided until after kerbside recycling is introduced, recycling officer Tina Norman-Ross has said.
PUBLIC SERVICES has announced that partial kerbside recycling collections will come into force from March next year.
GUERNSEY Recycling are keen to work with parish binmen to run a permanent kerbside recycling and waste separating scheme.


text:
Marvel is pleased to present your first look at Black Panther: The Man Without Fear #521, from the critically acclaimed creative team of writer David Liss and artist Francesco Francavilla. With New York under siege during the course of Fear Itself, the American Panther must rise. Catch how it all goes down this July in Black Panther: The Man Without Fear #521!
LOOK: "Supergirl" Introduces Superman in First Family Photo


text:
Enthusiastic Student
I have masters in structural engineering. I am interested in applied mathematics, LaTeX and management. Sometimes in my free time, I read about personal productivity and topics related to workplace.
2 answers
2 questions
~652 people reached
- Member for 2 years, 2 months
- 5 profile views
- Last seen Jul 21 at 18:37


text:
When the region's first Golden Corral restaurant opened next to the Shore Mall in 2011, customers waited in lines stretching around the parking lot to get in.
You must login to view the full content on this page.
© 2016 Press of Atlantic City. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
October 28, 2012
Hi my name is John. I am half-Italian, half-Australian. I work as a sales assistant in ladies shoes in David Jones Warringah Mall. I live in Lane Cove. I also attend Awesome Church in Five Dock.
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:
Wenzel® Big Bend 5 - person Family Dome Tent
Item # WX2-201481SOLD OUT
You May Also Like
Guide Gear Teepee Tent 10' x 10'Non-Member $109.99 Buyer's Club $98.99
Guide Gear Teepee Tent 18' x 18'Non-Member $179.99 Buyer's Club $161.99
Guide Gear Canvas Wall Tent, 10' x 12'Non-Member $499.99 Buyer's Club $449.99
Tallboy 12' x 10' Dome TentNon-Member $109.99 Buyer's Club $98.99
CASTLECREEK Straight Leg Canopy With Sidewall, 12' x 12' x 9.5'hNon-Member $119.99 Buyer's Club $107.99
Guide Gear Wall Tent Floor, 10' x 12'Non-Member $149.99 Buyer's Club $134.99
Z-Shade Multi-purpose 12' x 14' Portable ShelterNon-Member $109.99 Buyer's Club $98.99
Guide Gear Bivy TentNon-Member $49.99 Buyer's Club $44.99
Guide Gear Beach Canopy / TentNon-Member $19.99 Buyer's Club $17.99
Guide Gear 10' x 10' Instant Pop Up CanopyNon-Member $59.99 Buyer's Club $53.99
Don't Forget
ThermaCELL Mosquito Repellent - Olive Drab ApplianceNon-Member $24.99 Buyer's Club $22.49
- Details & Specs
- Reviews
- Articles & Tips
Wenzel® Big Bend 5 - person Dome Tent spells family - sized fun at an affordable price!
When Wenzel® started making camping gear in 1887, America was a very different place. No TV, no video games, no cell phones. Of course, a lot's changed in 120+ years, but Wenzel's commitment to making family-friendly gear at a budget-friendly price hasn't budged an inch!
Here's another prime example: the Big Bend 5-person Tent, with easy 5-pole shock-cord set-up, cavernous comfort for the whole brood, and amenities that wouldn't seem out of place at home... all for a price that spares your pocketbook. What's not to love?More:
- Base measures 12 x 10' (approx. 94 sq. ft.), with a 5'8" center height... plenty roomy for 4, even 5 campers
- Easy 5-pole Pentadome style design
- Shock-corded fiberglass poles with pin-and-ring system for easy set-up
- 2 mesh windows, 2 mesh doors and mesh roof for cross breeze
- Rugged welded polyethylene floor
- Integrated mud mat keeps floor clean
- Included hanging divider curtain creates 2 interior rooms
- Extra-large back-to-back Dutch D-style doors
- Includes plastic and steel stakes, 2 hanging pockets for gear, and storage duffel.


text:
There are too many interesting news and posts focusing on the potential benefits of Twitter in healthcare so I thought I would share these with you in a compilation.
The first live-tweeted surgery (Global Neighbourhoods): Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit performed the first live-tweeted surgery. Can you imagine how useful it can be in the future in medical education? (And the monitor on the image proves only Tweetdeck could make it possible.)
Photo courtesy of Henry Ford Health Services
- 140 Health Care Uses for Twitter (phil baumann online): Many ideas that can revolutionize healthcare.
- 100 Ways for Hospitals, Health Systems to Twitter (Gienna Shaw, for HealthLeaders Media)
- Melissa Rethlefsen and Colin Segovis covered my favourite subject in their article, Medicine in the Era of Web 2.0
Twitter users now carry on conversations (called "tweets") with each other, share information learned at conferences and CME events, and query peers about professional concerns. Physician bloggers Ves Dimov, M.D., of Clinical Cases and Images (http://clinicalcases.blogspot.com/) and Kevin Pho, M.D., of Kevin, M.D. (www.kevinmd.com) use Twitter to communicate information rapidly without writing a traditional blog post. Others use Twitter to rapidly share information gathered at conferences that colleagues are unable to attend.
To sum it up, Twitter is extremely useful these days and it will be even more popular in the future. When we are talking about online reputation, we will not refer to blogs, but Twitter accounts. Join the discussions there.
Update: As Bob Coffield pointed out on Twitter, it wasn't the first live surgery "broadcasted" via Twitter.


text:
Peer-reviewed Publications in International Journals
Book Chapters
Edited Books and Special Issues
Book Reviews
Articles in Popular and Science Press
Conference Proceedings
Conference Abstracts
The Media featuring our work
Abiven S, Schmidt MWI and Lehmann J 2014 Biochar by design. Nature Geoscience 7, 326-327. (correspondence)
Delwiche K, Lehmann J and Walter T 2014 Atrazine leaching from biochar-amended soils. Chemosphere 95,346-352.
Domene X, Mattana S, Hanley K, Enders A and Lehmann J 2014 Medium-term effects of corn biochar addition on soil biota activities and functions in a temperate soil cropped to corn. Soil Biology and Biochemistry 72,152-162. (supporting online information)
Fungo B, Guerena D, Thiongo M, Lehmann J, Neufeldt H and Kalbitz K 2014 N2O and CH4 emission from soil amended with steam-activated biochar. Journal of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science 177, 34-38.
Lehmann J and Rillig M 2014 Distinguishing variability from uncertainty. Nature Climate Change 4, 153. (commentary)
McBeath AV, Smernik RJ, Krull ES and Lehmann J 2014 The influence of feedstock and production on biochar carbon chemistry: A solid-state 13C NMR study. Biomass and Bioenergy 60,12-129.
Shabangu S, Woolf D, Fisher E, Angenent LT and Lehmann J 2014 Techno-economic assessment of biomass slow pyrolysis into different biochar and methanol concepts. Fuel 117,742-748.
Simons A, Solomon D, Chibssa W, Blalock G and Lehmann J 2014 FIlling the phosphorous fertilizer gap in developing countries. Nature Geoscience 7, 3. (correspondence)
Whitman T, Enders A and Lehmann J 2014 Pyrogenic carbon additions to soil counteract positive priming of soil carbon mineralization by plants. Soil Biology and Biochemistry 73, 33-41. (supporting online information)
Atucha A, Merwin IA, Brown MG, Gardiazabal F, Mena F, Adriazola C and Lehmann J 2013 Soil erosion, runoff and nutrient losses in an avocado (Persea americana Mill) hillside orchard under different groundcover management systems. Plant and Soil 368, 397-406.
Cayuela ML, Monedero M, Roig A, Hanley K, Enders A, Lehmann J 2013 Biochar and denitrification in soils: when, how much and why does biochar reduce N2O emissions? Scientific Reports 3,1732. (supporting online information)
Chanie T, Collick A, Adgo E, Lehmann J, Steenhuis T 2013 Eco-hydrological impacts of Eucalyptus in the semi humid Ethiopian Highlands: the Lake Tana Plain. Journal of Hydrology and Hydromechanics 61,1,21-29
Churka Blum S, Lehmann J, Solomon D, Favero Caires E, Alleoni L 2013 Sulfur forms in organic substrates affecting S mineralization in soil. Geoderma 200-201: 156-164
Gatere L, Lehmann J, DeGloria S, Hobbs P, Delve R and Travis A 2013 One size does not fit all: Conservation farming success in Africa more dependent on management than on location. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 179, 200-207 (supporting online information)
Guerena D, Lehmann J, Hanley K, Enders A, Hyland C and Riha S 2013 Nitrogen dynamics following field application of biochar in a temperate North American maize-based production system. Plant and Soil 365: 239-254. (supporting online information)
Hollister C, Bisogni J, Lehmann J 2013 Ammonium, Nitrate, and Phosphate Sorption to and Solute Leaching from Biochars Prepared from Corn Stove (Zea mays L.) and Oak Wood (Quercus spp.). Journal of Environmental Quality 42:137-144.
Josko I, Oleszczuk P, Pranagal J, Lehmann J, Xing BS and Cornelissen G 2013 Effect of biochars, activated carbon and multiwalled carbon nanotubes on phytotoxicity of sediment contaminated by inorganic and organic pollutants. Ecological Engineering 60:50-59.
Koch A, McBratney A, Adams M, Field D, Hill R, Crawford J, Minasny B, Lal R, Abbott L, O'Donnell A, Angers D, Baldock J, Barbier E, Binkley D, Parton W, Wall DH, Bird M, Bouma J, Chenu C, Blora CB, Goulding K, Brunwald S, Hempel J, Jastrow J, Lehmann J, Lorenz K, Morgan CL, Rice CW, Whitehead D, Young I and Zimmerman M 2013 Soil Security: Solving the global soil crisis. Global Policy 4, 434-441.
Liang B, Wang CH, Solomon D, Kinyangi J, Luizao F, Wirick S, Skjemstad J, Lehmann J 2013 Oxidation is Key for Black Carbon Surface Functionality and Nutrient Retention in Amazon Anthrosols. British Journal of Environment & Climate Change 3(1): 9-23. (supporting online information)
Lehmann J 2013 Recycle waste for nourishing soils. Nature 504, 33. (commentary)
Recha JW, Lehmann J, Walter MT, Pell A, Verchot L and Johnson M 2013 Stream water nutrient and organic carbon exports from tropical headwater catchments at a soil degradation gradient. Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems 95, 145-158.
Stockmann U, Adam M, Crawford J, Field D, Henakaarchchi N, Jenkins M, Minasny B, McBratney A, Courcelles V, Singh K, Wheeler I, Abbott L, Angers D, Baldock J, Bird M, Brookes P, Chenu C, Jastrow J, Lal R, Lehmann J, O'Donnel A, Parton W, Whitehead D, Zimmerman M 2013 The knowns, known unknowns and unknowns of sequestration of soil organic carbon. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 164: 80-99.
Whitman T, Hanley K, Enders A and Lehmann J 2013 Predicting pyrogenic organic matter mineralization from its initial properties and implications for carbon management. Organic Geochemistry 64, 76-83.
Ballantine K, Schneider R, Groffman P, Lehmann J 2012 Soil Properties and Vegetative Development in Four Restored Freshwater Depressional Wetlands. Soil Science Society of America Journal 76:1482-1495.
Chia CH, Munroe P, Joseph SD, Lin Y, Lehmann J, Muller DA, Xin HL, Neves E 2012 Analytical electron microscopy of black carbon and microaggregated mineral matter in Amazonian dark Earth. Journal of Microscopy 245:129-139.
Enders A, Lehmann J 2012 Comparison of Wet-Digestion and Dry-Ashing Methods for total Elemental Analysis of Biochar. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis 43:1042-1052.
Enders A, Hanley K, Whitman T, Joseph S, Lehmann J 2012 Characterization of biochars to evaluate recalcitrance and agronomic performance. Bioresource Technology 114:644-653. (supporting online information)
Hale S, Lehmann J, Rutherford D, Zimmerman A, Bachmann R, Shitumbanuma V, O'Toole A, Sundqvist K, Arp HP, Cornelissen G 2012 Quantifying the Total and Bioavailable Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Dioxins in Biochars. Environmental Science and Technology 46:2830-2838. (supporting online information)
Major J, Rondon M, Molina D, Riha S, Lehmann J 2012 Nutrient Leaching in a Savanna Oxisol Amended with Biochar. Journal of Environmental Quality 41:1076-1086. (supporting online information)
Lehmann J 2012 Keeping Carbon Down. Carbon Management 3:21-22.
Mao JD, Johnson RL, Lehmann J, Olk DC, Neves EG, Thompson ML, Schmidt-Rohr K 2012 Abundant and Stable Char Residues in Soils: Implications for Soil Fertility and Carbon Sequestration. Environmental Science and Technology 46:9571-9576. (supporting online information)
Markewich HA, Pell AN, Mbugua DM, Cherney D, vanEs HM, Lehmann J 2012 The Effects of Some External Management Factors on the Nitrogen Composition of Cattle Manure on Smallholder Farms. International Journal of Agronomy 2012:437354.
Oleszczuk P, Rycaj M, Lehmann J, Cornelissen G 2012 Influence of activated carbon and biochar on phytotoxicity of air-dried sewage sludges to Lepidium sativum. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety 80:321–326.
Oleszczuk P, Hale S, Lehmann J, Cornelissen G 2012 Activated carbon and biochar amendments decrease pore-water concentrations of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in sewage sludge. Bioresource Technology 111: 84–91. (supporting online information)
Rajkovich S, Enders A, Hanley K, Hyland C, Zimmerman A, Lehmann J 2012 Corn growth and nitrogen nutrition after additions of biochars with varying properties to a temperate soil. Biology and Fertlity of Soils 48: 271-284. (supporting online information)
Sachs J, Remans R, Smukler S, Winowiecki L, Andelman S, Cassman K, Castle D, DeFries R, Denning G, Fanzo J, Jackson L, Leemans R, Lehmann J, Milder J, Naeem S, Nziguheba G, Plam C, Pingali P, Reganold J, Richter D, Scherr S, Sircely J, Sullivan C, Tomich T, Sanchez P 2012 Effective monitoring of agriculture: a response. Journal of Environmental Monitoring 14:738-742.
Solomon D, Lehmann J, Harden J, Wang J, Kinyangi J, Heymann K, Karunakaran C, Lu Y, Wirick S, Jacobsen C 2012 Micro- and nano-environments of carbon sequestration: Multi-element STXM-NEXAFS spectromicroscopy assessment of microbial carbon and mineral associations. Chemical Geology 329:53-73.
Solomon D, Lehmann J, Wang J, Kinyangi J, Heymann K, Lu Y, Wirick S, Jacobsen C 2012 Micro- and nano-environments of C sequestration in soil: A multi-elemental STXM-NEXAFS assessment of black C and organomineral associations. Science of the Total Environment 438:372-388.
Stephens E, Nicholson C, Brown D, Parsons D, Barrett C, Lehmann J, Mgua D, Ngoze S, Pell A, Riha S 2012 Modelling the impact of natural resource-based poverty traps on food security in Kenya: The Crops, Livestock and Soils in Small holder Economic Systems (CLASSES) model. Food Security 4:423-439.
Woolf D, Lehmann J 2012 Modelling the long-term response to positive and negative priming of soil organic carbon by black carbon. Biogeochemistry 111: 83–95.
Chen X, Chen G, Chen L, Chen Y, Lehmann J, McBride M, Hay A 2011 Adsorption of coper and zinc by biochars produced from pyrolysis of hardwod and corn straw in aqueous solution. Bioresource Technology 102: 8877–8894.
Lehmann J, Rillig M, Thies J, Masiello C, Hockaday W, Crowley D 2011 Biochar effects on soil biota-A review. Soil Biology & Biochemistry 43:1812-1836.
Lewis D, Bell S, Fay J, Bothi K, Gatere L, Kabila M, Mukamba M, Matokwani E, Mushimbalume M, Moraru C, Lehmann J, Lassoie J, Wolfe D, Lee D, Buck L, Travis A 2011 Community Markets for Conservation (COMACO) links biodiversity conservation with sustainable improvements in livelihoods and food production. PNAS 108:13957-13962.
Milne AE, Lehmann J, Solomon D, Lark RM 2011 Wavelet analysis of soil variation at nanometre- to micrometre-scales: an example of organic carbon content in a micro-aggregate. European Journal of Soil Science 62:617-628.
Moebius-Clune BN, van Es HM, Idowu OJ, Schindelbeck RR, Kimetu JM, Ngoze S, Lehmann J, Kinyangi JM 2011 Long-term soil quality degradation along a cultivation chronosequence in Western Kenya. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 141:86-99.
Neill C, Chaves J, Biggs T, Deegan L, Elsenbeer H, Figueiredo R, Germer S, Johnson M, Lehmann J, Markewitz D, Piccolo M 2011 Runoff sources and land cover change in the Amazon: an end-member mixing analysis from small watersheds. Biogeochemistry 105:7-18.
Schmidt M, Torn M, Abiven S, Dittmar T, Guggenberger G, Janssens I, Kleber M, Kogel-Knabner I, Lehmann J, Manning D, Nannipieri P, Rasse D, Weiner S, Trumbore S 2011 Persistence of soil organic matter as an ecosystem property. Nature 478:49-56.
Schneider M, Lehmann J, Schmidt M 2011 Charcoal quality does not change over a century in a tropical agro-ecosystem. Soil Biology & Biochemistry 43:1992-1994.
Steiner C, Glaser B, Teixeira WG, Lehmann J, Blum WEH and Zech W 2008 Nitrogen retention and plant uptake on a highly weathered central Amazonian Ferralsol amended with compost and charcoal. Journal of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science 171: 893-899.
Swami SN, Steiner C, Teixeira WG and Lehmann J 2009 Charcoal making in the Brazilian Amazon: economic aspects of production and carbon conversion efficiencies of kilns. In: Woods WI, Teixeira WG, Lehmann J, Steiner C, WinklerPrins A and Rebellato L (Eds.) Amazonian Dark Earths: Wim Sombroek's Vision, Springer, Berlin, pp 411-422.


text:
An interface for real time chat, video conferencing, instant messaging, and more.
FCChat folder to the
/wp-content/plugins/ directory via FTP. Hipster: Add the FCChat Widget via the WordPress Plugins menu.
When you upgrade to a new version, any customizations you made to the chat will be erased. In order to save those changes, do the following:
Also, when you upgrade to a new version, it is NOT required that you obtain a new chat ID.
Requires: 2.7 or higher
Compatible up to: 4.3.5
Last Updated: 8 months ago
Active Installs: 100+
Got something to say? Need help?


text:
Well, that's kind of the point: You don't know, yet there's a seemingly endless list of things that could disrupt your company's critical systems. IT disasters aren't always wrought by Mother Nature, either. Employee error, security breaches, or technology failures can leave a business in the lurch.
I spoke with Dave Elliott, senior product marketing manager at Symantec, to get his take. He outlined four straightforward ways to keep your company prepared for the worst.
1. Have a plan. (No, really.) You can't evaluate your disaster readiness if you don't have a plan. Unfortunately, plenty of smaller companies leave this on their perpetual to-do list: 57% have no recovery plan, according to a Symantec poll of more than 1,200 small and midsize businesses (SMBs) conducted earlier this year. U.S. firms may be particularly ill-prepared. Disaster readiness can feel like the IT equivalent of going to the dentist twice a year: You know you're supposed to do it, but it's really easy to put off. (And put off. And put off again.) Then, bam: Root canal.
"Don't wait until it's too late," Elliott said. "Start with identifying your most important information and create a plan to recover that data in case there is a disaster."
A good plan need not involve reams of paper: Elliott said it can be as short as one page, so long as it covers everything the business needs to stay up and running. Put the plan in writing.
2. Prioritize critical data and systems and prepare for the worst. If you're currently operating without any kind of disaster recovery plan, coming up with one can seem daunting. Don't worry about doing it all at once--start with the most business-critical areas and work your way down the list.
Backup and redundancy are crucial to disaster preparedness. No matter your preferred storage method, keep at least one backup offsite.
"It's not enough to just do a once-a-month backup," Elliott said. "Have multiple copies, and they should be distributed."
Of course, you also have to know what to do with that backup if you need it. Consider how your business will operate if the physical office is unavailable for any period of time. Imagine the meltdown scenario: Elliott refers to the "smoking-hole syndrome: what would happen if a meteor hits your business?" He's quick to point out that a fire or theft is more likely to hit your company than a space rock--but preparing for the less probable scenario helps ensure you're ready for more common problems.
3. Get your employees involved. Even if the buck stops with you, disaster readiness needs to incorporate the broader team. This is an area where SMBs might have an advantage over larger companies: Keeping everyone in the loop is a more streamlined task. Employees should know what to do when things go wrong and have access to the written plan. You should also involve them in testing and reviewing your readiness. Elliott said this step is often overlooked, even by SMBs with plans already in place.
"Have them understand the importance of your data and their role in recovery," Elliott said. "Make sure it's not just a one-man show."
4. Test and review your plan. You might think you have a rock-solid plan for various contingencies, but you don't really know until you put it to the test. Identify various disaster scenarios and run through them in a controlled environment to be sure you're able to recover quickly. A basic check: Simulate a complete outage, and get your company's must-have systems back online in rapid fashion. In doing so, look for outdated pieces, as well as any new systems or data that didn't exist when you first wrote your plan.
"The worst possible time to realize you have a flaw in your plan is when you have a disaster," Elliott said.
You can't afford to keep operating without redundancy for critical systems--but business units must prioritize before IT begins implementation. Also in the new, all-digital InformationWeek SMB supplement: Avoid the direct-attached storage trap. Download it now. (Free registration required.)
The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
So why does the shortage of women continue to be worse in security than in other IT sectors? How can men in infosec be better allies for women; and how can women be better allies for one another? What is the industry doing to fix the problem -- what's working, and what isn't?
Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
Join Dark Reading senior editor Sara Peters and guests Angela Knox of Cloudmark, Barrett Sellers of Arbor Networks, Regina Wallace-Jones of Facebook, Steve Christey Coley of MITRE, and Chris Roosenraad of M3AAWG on Wednesday, July 13 at 1 p.m. Eastern Time to discuss all this and more.


text:
Naturtex thinks, imagines, designs, develops and produces unique and special textures that result into carpets, upholstery and decoration fabrics, modular panels, carpets, etc.
And all this thanks to…
… a high expertise and experience in the area of materials and textile processes
… a high knowledge in decoration and fashion world
… a creative balance between tradition and innovation
… a high capacity for flexibility and adaptation thanks to being manufacturers.
Naturtex was created in 1997, But actually, it hides a huge expertise and experience, as it is located in an area closely linked traditionally to the textile and footwear industry (Crevillente, is a town located in the enterprising Valencian region) In addition to that, Naturtex is also the result of the long way already walked by Artesa, Naturtex mother's company whose origins go back to the beginning of the 60's.
Tradition, know-how and the appreciation 'for a good job' are inherited traits that can b sensed in each and every product created and in every project undertaken by Naturtex.
This legacy along with a vocation for the future and constant innovation turns Naturtex into a company that has managed to unify past-future, tradition-innovation in a singular and personal way, keeping its origins but always with its sight oriented to progress.


text:
July 23, 12:00 h
Research phase finished.
July 22, 17:00 h
The day after.
July 21, 14:00 h
Äktion! Pictures by Agnes Lebeaupin.
July 20, 18:00 h
Ready for actoin (painting).
July 19, 15:00 h
We have founded Kunsthalle Tropical in the desert. To be continued…
July 18, 20:00 h
Enjoying a warm waterfall.
July 17, 24:00 h
Sunset at midnight from the container rooftop.
July 16, 15:00 h
Experimenting with colour shooting devices.
July 15, 19:00 h
Overnight excursion to Þeistareykir hut.
July 14, 16:00 h
This could be the solution for our exhibition space. Unused fishermen's workspace overlooking the Húsavík harbour.
July 13, 22:00 h
Scouting locations for an exhibition space.
July 12, 15:30 h
Information at the Húsavík public library.
July 11, 16:00 h
Construction is finished.
July 10, 11:00 h
The container is primed and ready. We now have to figure out how to shoot the paint.
July 9, 16:00 h
Making the wave.
July 8, 12:00 h
Putting up posters before it starts to storm and rain.
July 7, 10:30 h
Getting materials for the painting action. Finally we have made friends with the woodshop head at Husasmiðjian.
July 6, 14:00 h
All moved in and ready to grill.
July 5, 17:00 h
Back north in Saltvík. Unpacking and rebuilding the container.
July 4, 11:00 h
Still recovering from seeing our Galloper being used in a car rental, we get gas on our way north at Staðarskáli. The Ford will not start.
July 3, 18:30 h
The Ford is at Cheap Jeep in Keflavik and not in our storage unit.
When picking it up, we have a chance encounter with our old Galloper (which had been unrightfully sold without our permission to an unknown client in 2010).
October 18, 7:30 h
Dropping off the Ford on the way to the airport. Time to go.
October 17, 18:00 h
Confirming the winter storage location for the Ford at the former US Navy Base in Keflavik. An inhabited ghost town.
October 16, 14:00 h
It is confirmed. The Galloper was sold in our absence and without our consent. We would have liked this painting as symbolic compensation. Unfortunately, it is already sold.
October 15, 12:00 h
Installing the Tsunami Project preview on the artsave container.
October 14, 14:15 h
Winterproofing the container. We are getting ready to leave.
October 13, 13:00 h
Last day in art class. We are finished with phase 1 of the artsave container competition.
October 12, 8:30 h
Starting action.
October 11, 15:45 h
We are back in Iceland after a very rough sea journey. Passing through Mývatn. This is Stina. She used to be an art teacher in Reykjavik, knows a lot about plants, herbs and animals, especially sheep. She is a very inter- esting rather mysterious woman.
© Agnes Lebeaupin
October 10, 11:15 h
October 9, 3:45 h
We meet Brynjolfur á Heygum at Sirkus. We talk about cigarettes.
October 8, 16:00 h
Research around the islands. Modular architecture in Kvívík on Streymoy.
October 7, 14:30 h
In February 2007, Sirkus closed its doors in Reykjavik to make room for underground parking lots, hotel rooms and fashion shops. Frequented by the creative crowd, Sirkus was known as a shelter for artists. In 2008, Kling & Bang brought their favorite bar to London. What Kling & Bang will be bringing to Frieze is not simply a physical construction, but the aura of the bar and the values it embodied. Now in Tórshavn. We are trying to find out what the story with Sirkus Føroyar is. The bar apparently is owned by Jóel Briem, son of Sigríður Guðlaugsdóttir who opened the original Sirkus in Reykjavik, and Sunneva Háberg Eysturstein, one of the pioneers of the Faroe Islands' underground dance scene.
October 6, 13:30 h
Research in Tórshavn.
October 5, 15:00 h
Arrival in Tórshavn [ˈtɔu̯ʂhau̯n] after a rather rough night at sea. We are visiting our friend Katrin, who is an Interaction Designer. She is fascinated by human behaviour, social soft/hardware and the world of connections.
October 4, 19:00 h
Just in time for the ferry. Leaving the car behind.
October 4, 12:00 h
Ferry schedule change due to bad weather. Leaving a day early / tonight. Rushed departure for Seyðisfjörður and snow on the way.
October 3, 9:30 h
Research about a winter location for the Ford. The former United States Naval Air Station Keflavik (NASKEF) could be a possibility.
October 2, 10:45 h
We met Agnes Lebeaupin in the hot pot last night. She is a photographer from Paris and works in the greenhouses at Hveravellir. This photo was taken by her 4 days ago at 22:45 h around Hveravellir.
© Agnes Lebeaupin
October 1, 8:00 h
Putting the Ford to the test. Including a 2m long mattress.
September 30, 10:30 h
Last September morning. The flowers never made it.
September 29, 13:00 h
In-class experiments about context, content and techniques.
September 28, 8:30 h
In art class: Direction change in the project concept.
Inspired by action painting, Hiroyoshi Takeda
September 27, 10:00 h
A new tunnel between Ólafsfjörður and Siglufjörður was opened in 2010 and to mark the occasion knitters in the region and from all over the world made a 11.3-kilometer long scarf to connect the towns through the tunnel. Anyone could participate. "Some people got to learn how to knit just to be a part of the project and a man hired someone to knit for him, he so despe- rately wanted to be a part of it, but couldn´t figure out how to knit." says
Fríða Gylfadóttir
September 26, 13:00 h
The Ford passed inspection including the fog light glue experiment. We are all set for another year !
September 25, 16:00 h
Material research for the artsave container project.
September 20 – 24
September 19, 15:00 h
Gunnar grew up in this farm house in Skagafjörður. He is around 60 and has been living next door in a newer house. It was cheaper to built a new house than to fix the old one. Now it is decaying…
September 17 – 18
September 16, 9:30 h
Fixing the fog light before going to inspection for the 2012 sticker.
September 15, 13:50 h
Narrowing down ideas to make a project map. An interactive patchwork in form of an icelandic sweater for the artsave container ?
September 14, 8:30 h
Field trip. The art class is visiting the container on location to better understand the context and decide on a final idea by next week.
September 13, 12:00 h
Icy morning windows, frozen salad and mid-day sun.
September 12, 12:00 h
This will be the plan for next year. Hot water heating the container and possibly feeding into a hot pot on the roof.
September 11, 17:15 h
First batch of homegrown container salat picked. And eaten immediately.
September 10, 12:15 h
There is a Galloper for sale in Húsavík, same model as ours from last year…
And this yellow Ford. This would be perfect for artsave. Maybe the owner wants to trade Fords ?
September 9, 13:30 h
Driving north through different levels of snow. The weather has been quite crazy and all the wood and stones weighing down the protector tarp on the container roof have been blown down.
September 8, 10:00 h
What happened Hugmyndahúsið ? The location that hosted us last year is empty and it looks like the end of the project. We don't know if this article is the final word: The rise and fall of Reykjavík's House of Ideas. But we like this very much: "…at one point, courses in civil disobedience were being held in Klink and Bank, basically on offer through Landsbankinn, which at least goes to show that the bank was also naive in their understanding of what was going on there…"
September 7, 19:30 h
Harpa from the inside and a very good concert. Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto no. 3 and Shostakovich Symphony no. 5 with Vladimir Ashkenazy and Víkingur Heiðar Ólafsson.
September 7, 12:00 h
Easy graffiti at the harbour.
September 6, 14:00 h
Office day Prikið, one of our favorite places in 101.
September 5, 11:00 h
Containers seem to be all over our old Reykjavik location. Not used in any unusual way but creating a container landscape of visual normality where it is easy to blend in or hide. Or be very different to stand out.
September 4, 21:00 h
Visiting familiar places and bumping into old friends.
September 3, 13:15 h
Container on the highland route south.
September 2, 15:30 h
Research about possibilities of geothermal container heating.
September 1, 12:50 h
Working in class with the art students.
August 31, 8:30 h
Presenting the artsave project to the school class that will work with us on the container exterior.
August 30, 14:30 h
Checking out the Húsavík school after meeting the art teacher about the artsave container competition.
August 12 – 30
August 11, 12:00 h
On the way back north, we finally take some photos of the Kárahnjúkar project. The night before, we drove around the staff roads (with a staff). Quite crazy and impressive. Unfortunately, no camera in reach.
August 10, 17:30 h
Hunting job or art installation ?
August 7, 23:30 h
Getting ready to go on tour again and be out of reach for a couple of days.
August 7, 16:00 h
An unusual house in Egilstaðir. And the only interesting one in terms of architecture.
August 6, 15:00 h
Back in Seyðisfjörður at out New Year's location (blog post December 31, 2010). Nobody is home.
August 6, 13:30 h
Back in the East doing a bit of research.
August 5, 14:00 h
Second meeting at Úti á Túni to discuss the collaboration details for the artsave competition.
August 4, 23:00 h
Re-installation of the artsave lamp and some other work around the container.
August 3, 15:45 h
artsave has a direct mail address again.
August 2, 13:00 h
Learning about reindeer.
August 1, 22:00 h
One night in the mountains.
July 17 – 31
July 16, 17:30 h
Container integration and a possibility for insulation.
July 15, 15:30 h
Summer project around the corner.
July 15, 13:00 h
Meeting Arnhildur at Úti á Túni Húsavík to talk about a collaboration for the artsave competition. The goal of UAT is to promote the arts, design and culture in Húsavík and surroundings with a focus on young people.
July 14, 10:00 h
Passing by the Grapevine office to meet Haukur and pick up a couple of copies of the artsave issue. We just miss him and head back north.
July 13, 11:00 h
Back in Reykjavík at the Þjóðskrá office. Finally the Kennitala.
July 12, 15:00 h
Gardening experiment inspired by Prinzessinnengärten (blog post September 24, 2010). We will see if we manage to grow some carrots and salad in this climate.
July 11, 8:00 h
After a glacial flood, the bridge over Múlakvísl is broken. Roads north of the glacier are accessible only to 4X4 vehicles. People close to the rivers at Myrdalssandur are asked to beware of geothermal gases. The Icelandic Roads Administration has prepared a crossing for trucks over Múlakvísl. Three specially outfitted flatbed trucks transport smaller cars across the river and a specially equipped bus ferries passengers across the river. The police and two ICE-SAR teams ensure the security of passengers at the river crossing.
July 10, 23:15 h
At the end of the day.
July 9, 21:00 h
Work break at the harbour.
July 9, 11:00 h
We spend 2 hours cutting wood in the middle of the Húsavík Húsasmiðjan warehouse as they don't have a cutting service or tools except for sale. We buy the tools and do it ourselves. And then start unpacking and re-installing the artsave container.
July 8, 17:00 h
The container has arrived at Saltvík. Unfortunately we were not there to document the journey and arrival as the container has been on the road for a while and we did not know the exact arrival date.
We thank Samskip for the transport and Saltvík for making this possible !
July 7, 10:30 h
Contemporary minimalistic pool architecture in Höfsos in the morning vs. traditional Icelandic turf houses in Glaumbær rather late in the evening.
July 6, 15:00 h
Visiting friends in the country side and investigating summer house archi-
July 5, 19:00 h
The Harpa is finished. We have missed the 17:00 h Halldór Laxness poetry concert.
July 5, 17:30 h
We now own the white Ford Explorer and check on our 2010 location. The Kirkjusandur house (blog post September 17, 2010) is really being installed at the harbour to serve as a tourist information.
July 4, 14:45h
Back at the road of dealerships to find new support for this summer. We have 2 days to find the right car. Serious tests before buying anything.
July 4, 1:30 h
Delayed flight and rather late / early arrival in Reykjavik.
January 7, 11:00 h
On the way to the airport. It is so cold and windy that the Bláa Lónið has cooled down too much. Entry is free. We find one hot spot.
January 6, 14:00 h
Checking up on the artsave container. Everything is fine. We somehow get locked in the lot by the guard and have to put our rental car to a cross-object driving test. Crazy wind and -10°C in the outdoor swimming pool.
January 5, 18:00 h
Strong snow storm and hardly any visibility on the way to Akureyri.
Driving south, no more snow at all.
January 4, 16:30 h
Even better in the winter.
Then, the snow storm started. Intense drive back to Saltvik.
January 3, 14:00 h
Back in Mývatn, re-visiting places and friends.
January 2, 17:00 h
On the way to Mývatn, we stop at Dettifoss. We have an Askja déjà-vu, with snow instead of sand. The car is stuck. It is getting dark.
After unloading the car, we finally manage to get grip with the floor mats.
January 1, 17:00 h
We wake up at 15 h. By 16 h it is dark again.
December 31, 12:00 h
Early morning drive to Egilstaðir to pick up our London friend at the airport. We continue to Seyðisfjörður to finally see our New Year's home. We are too late for the bonfire but on time for fireworks. Too early for the local party at Hotel Aldan which starts at 2 h, but apparently the first tourists to have ever been in Seyðisfjörður for New Year.
December 30, 9:45 h
The lifts on Hlíðarfjall in Akureyri open at 10 h. We want to be one of the first on the mountain. It feels like night skiing during the day.
December 29, 11:00 h
In daylight, we visit the artsave summer site. The construction site has been boarded up, but some traces are left. We meet to pick up our Seyðisfjörðurhouse keys and take off north.
December 28, 18:00 h
Waiting in the plane from midnight until 4 a.m. We are not flying. Please deboard the plane. No lugguage. No real riot though. We are all very tired. We are taking a taxi home to get some sleep. The flight is rescheduled for 16 h today. We finally take off at 18 h, a full day later.
December 27, 23:00 h
Snow in Berlin. Waiting at the aiport since 18 h. Boarding is delayed very 30 minutes. We have a faint notion that we will not fly today.
October 11, 7:30 h
Bless bless Ísland.
October 10, 18:00 h
Final research. Phase 1 ends here.
October 9, 12:00 h
Now that we are about to leave, friends take us to a local farmers' market in Mossfellsdalur.
October 8, 15:00 h
Arriving at the Faxaflóahafnir winter location for the artsave container in Reykjavik.
October 8, 14:30 h
All packed and on the move.
October 7, 16:00 h
Leaving some stuff behind.
October 7, 15:00 h
As we are packing up the container, another construction company is coming to take back their crane from the unfinished Mýrargata 26 site.
October 6, 11:00 h
Saying good-bye to our postman.
October 5, 17:00 h
Already in a book, including GPS coordinates.
October 4, 23:00 h
At night.
October 3, 13:00 h
A cemetery for old things and a source for new ideas.
October 2, 16:00 h
Back in the north and research inAkureyri. The chairlift still has to wait for the first snow.
October 1, 14:00 h
After 2 years on hold, one of the involved construction companies came to take their building materials from the unfinished Mýrargata 26 site.
October 1, 12:00 h
Contracts to build an aluminum plant in Iceland were signed in 1966. By then, negotiations had been going on between the Swiss company Alusuisse and the Icelandic government for several years. The Icelandic Aluminium Company (ISAL), now Alcan Iceland, was founded in Straumsvík (20km southwest from Reykjavik). Three years later the first aluminum production started in Iceland. Today, Rio Tinto Alcan has announced a US$347 million investment to modernise and increase the ISAL smelter's capacity by 20% following the completion of a long-term energy supply agreement with Landsvirkjun, the Icelandic power utility. The contract runs until 2016.
September 30, 16:00 h
Finally, in the spring of 2011 and despite the crises and the building stop: The big Harpa Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Centre will have its grand opening. The glass surface of the building was designed by Olafur Eliasson.
September 29, 12:00 h
Flying to Akureyri is almost like taking the bus.
September 28, 17:00 h
Interview with Halldór Gudmundsson (Wir sind alle Isländer).
September 28, 11:00 h
After a stormy night, a broken door glas and no electricity (thus no heat), we spend a warm night in a Reykjavik hotel.
September 27, 20:00 h
Cooking for friends
September 26, 16:00 h
The Zurich Swiss have voted against the public art project by Thomas Demand. He proposed to rebuild the famous nail house from Chongqing (China) under a main bridge in Zurich. Cost 5.6 Million Swiss Francs, already granted. The building would have housed Zurichs first a 24 hour restaurant, a small shop and a restroom.
September 25, 13:00 h
Laundry day.
September 24, 15:30 h
We have one of our first really organic meals in Reykjavik and are wondering if a project like the Prinzessinnengärten Berlin would not make a lot of sense here.
September 23, 11:00 h
4 containers for the homeless of the city of Reykjavik. We encounter 2 residents outside and ask, if we could possibly take a look inside. We get a view behind the red door, a room with a kitchenette and a separate bathroom. – Because you were so polite. Then we get a hug and a
– Welcome to Iceland ! (The other container structure is a car tire storage).
September 22, 11:30 h
Air temperature 8,4° C, water temperature 9,6° C. First a swim in the ocean, then hot pot. Between 11-13 h, it is packed with people. Only very few use neoprene accessories like caps, gloves or shoes.
September 21, 13:00 h
We have heard about container housing for homeless people in Reykjavik at the harbour, somewhere close to our location. We wonder if this is the right place. No one is around and everything is very much locked up.
September 20, 20:30 h
True icelandic experience. Evening talk in the hot pot.
– Where are you from ? We are from Zurich. We live at the harbour in Reykjavik. – Do you have a yacht ? We live in a container.
We are talking to Andri Ottesen, Business Operations for Carbon Recycling International. They capture carbon dioxide from industrial emissions and convert it into clean renewable Methanol fuel.
September 19, 20:00 h
Meeting REC STUDIO to talk about their documentary film Garðarshólmi.
September 18, 21:30 h
Loft apartments by the harbour, Reykjavík –
This is what it was supposed to look like.
By Gláma-Kím architects
September 17, 14:30 h
After a meeting about a winter location for the artsave container with Faxaflóahafnir, we now know where the Kirkjusandur house will move. In between Burger and Sushi to serve some sort of tourist oriented purpose.
September 16, 15:00 h
Following the Kirkjusandur house. I might have been here. No one in Íslandsbanki can remember a house, knows about it being moved or an empty building slot.
September 15, 17:00 h
Building for documentation.
September 14, 11:00 h
Decision pending.
September 13, 14:00 h
Legal advise at LEX lögmannsstofa. We plan to take legal action against the Egilstadir Auto Repair.
September 12, 12:00 h
An old house is parked at the harbour. We missed its arrival. It used to be on Kirkjusandur and needed to make room for the expansion of the neighbouring Íslandsbanki. It was used for storing saltfish. Now the bank will not expand anymore. The house will be our neighbour until it moves to a new location.
September 11, 16:00 h
Seljavallalaug is one of the oldest geothermal swimming pools in Iceland and the closest pool to Eyafallajökull. It was full of ash after the eruption. Volunteers cleaned it. We took a bath.
September 11, 13:00 h
There is an elf church in this mountain. On sunday morning, you can hear them sing.
September 10, 14:00 h
Svinafellsjökull on foot.
September 10, 10:30 h
On the way back south, Jökulsárlón by boat in the morning fog. There is a live cam mounted on top of the bridge.
September 9, 10:00 h
No comment.
September 8, 16:00 h
We would like to buy this Mývatn house, transport it to Art Basel and round up sheep by horse 3x per day.
September 7, 12:00 h
Day 4. Still waiting.
September 6, 14:00 h
Lost in Iceland. Private access to the Lofthellir ice cave.
September 5, 16:00 h
After our Askja experience, we need a contrast program in the Jarðböðin við Mývatn (Blue Lagoon).
September 4, 20:00 h
The tow service arrives. Karl tows us to Karl Viðar Auto and Tire Repair Mývatn. We arrive at 1 a.m. in the morning.
September 4, 13:00 h
Arrival at Botni Hut (Location:65°16.180'N – 17°04.100'W). The Land Cruiser leaves us.
September 4, 9:00 h
The Land Cruiser stops by. Attempt to jump start the car. No reaction. No mobile connection. They tow us to the next hut on the way back to Mývatn. Weak mobile connection on the way. We manage to call friends in Mývatn for help.
September 3, 20:00 h
Short stop for water at Dyngjufell Hut (Location: 65°07.463'N –16°55.251'W). The Galloper will not start again. Luckily, an old German Toyota Land Cruiser is parked in walking distance. We walk over and ask for a jump start. We can borrow an extra battery. It is dinner time and they will not drive over to where we are. Our battery does not react at all. No mobile connection in walking distance. Emergency overnight stay at the hut with an improvised dinner.
September 3, 19:00 h
The Galloper cannot make it up a steep sand dune. We have to unload the car and work with shovels and floor mats.
September 3, 12:00 h
After an early morning drive via Drekagil to Askja, a very stormy walk and a rather cool bath in the volcano crater, we pass a bus stranded in the sand storm. We don't dear to stop our car. They already have help anyway.
September 2, 16:00 h
Driving via Möðrudalur to Kverkfjöll to spend the night at the glacier hut Sigurðarskáli.
September 2, 10:00 h
The next morning, the fog is gone and we start our drive to Askja.
September 1, 19:00 h
Back in Seyðisfjörður for a foggy evening and a very late dinner due to a major power outage in the East of Iceland. We end up eating desert before dinner because the cook cannot make anything warm in the kitchen.
September 1, 13:00 h
In the K2M Austurland car garage in Egilstadir. Broken alternator. The car is finally ready at 18h. The New Yorkers have already arrived.
August 30, 21:00 h
On the way to Seyðisfjörður to visit a Swiss artist.
August 30, 21:00 h
A rather creepy night in Raufarhöfn.
August 30, 14:30 h
Mýrarselshraun by horse.
August 29, 15:00 h
Finding the way back home.
August 28, 17:30 h
Surfing weather on the Saltvik beach.
August 27, 17:00 h
On the way back up north.
Glue construction inside the car for some important art stuff.
August 26, 17:00 h
We are proud to present our new public space. We will open the construction site space in September 2010.
August 25, 9:00 h
Our wardrobe with wet clothes from our vulcano trip to Eyjafjallajökull and a new painting from the second hand store.
August 24, 15:00 h
We like the Eyjafjallajökull decorated sausages and bought them to grill them on the vulcano over a chasm. The lava is 100cm below our feet.
August 23, 23:00 h
Our land is everywhere (in real time)
August 23, 08:00 h
The green pedestrian crossing is finished and lights up in the morning sun.
August 22, 23:00 h
Another building site stopped in view of the economic crisis. This one in Kópavogur.
August 21, 23:00 h
Public fireworks at the end of the Reykjavik culture night.
August 21, 16:00 h
Stairs and a pedestrian crossing for direct and comfortable access to our new public space.
August 20, 13:30 h
First service, oil change and general check up for the Galloper. So far, it seems that everything fine.
August 19, 20:30 h
Evening work.
August 18, 21:30 h
The dog, the man and the sunset.
August 17, 14:00 h
Reykjavik in the rain. Again.
August 16, 16:00 h
The building site currently has no owner. The construction company doesn't exist any more. We have started cleaning.
August 15, 14:00 h
On the way to our swimming pool. Another building site stopped in view of the economic crisis.
August 14, 15:00 h
Back to the unfinished building site behind the container. We are thinking to use the site as a stage and exhibition space.
August 13, 19:00 h
The new light-ball on the roof. Brought along from the north.
August 12, 17:00 h
Mail from the capitol city in Switzerland. A parcel with 1,6 kg of swiss chocolate and a newspaper article about the Icelandic hero Gunnar.
August 12, 14:00 h
Back in Reykjavik in front of the huge hardware store Bauhaus. Since December 2008, the company has decided to postpone the forthcoming opening until the country has regained economic stability. The store site is completely finished and empty.
August 11, 22:00 h
Driving south. The first endurance test for the Galloper on the return journey to Reykjavik. We successfully crossed our first fjord along the Eiríksjökull glacier.
August 10, 15:00 h
In lack of a washing machine –
Our laundry has travelled halfway through Iceland.
August 9, 21:00 h
Horses in the sunset – feels like we are in the famous cowboy advertising.
August 9, 14:00 h
Working for food…in Saltvik.
August 8, 20:00 h
One night in the little guesthouse Árból in Husavik – no container, no tent.
August 7, 22:00 h
Sunset on the way north.
August 7, 15:00 h
On the road north with the Galloper. Taking a break from Reykjavik and doing research for a couple of days.
August 6, 16:30 h
Staircase construction to the roof of the container. Next will be a railing for our roof terrace.
August 5, 22:30 h
Sunset behind the neighbouring building. The building site was stopped in view of the economic crisis.
August 4, 20:30 h
We now own a twelve year old Hyundai Galloper Exceed. Rusty on the inside and outside and the cabin interior smells like cat. Hopefully the car will survive until Sommer 2011.
August 3, 19:00 h
The Lost Horse Gallery has moved to a new location in downtown Reykjavik. Currently the new gallery space is under construction. Alexander and Frikki will open the gallery in the next few days.
August 2, 18:00 h
If you buy a three month access pass for the swimming pool, you get to use the high-tech iris scanner at the entry check.
August 1, 16:00 h
On the road. View up to the hill to where the car dealer street is located. We will probably buy an old used car.
July 31, 14:00 h
Back in our harbour area in Reykjavik. New ships have arrived,
others departed.
July 30, 13:00 h
Shortly before going on the ferry back to Stykkisholmur. And the return trip to Reykjavik.
July 29, 16:00 h
Very direct and local food: fresh fish and puffins.
July 28, 17:15 h
Arrival on Flatey with much better weather than in Reykjavik.
July 28, 15:45 h
Stykkisholmur, starting the journey to Flatey Island for a 2 day trip.
July 27, 23:00 h
Inside view of the living and working space set up in progress with the new self-built furniture.
July 26, 20:00 h
Finally. The Trucker Burger with two eggs, fries, bernaise sauce und beer. Enjoy !
July 25, 08:30 h
We are almost the first swimmers and hot pot users that early sunday. A daily ritual replacing a non-existing shower. Paired with a beautiful bike ride along the shoreline.
July 24, 14:00 h
On the road with forklift and bicycles to get free (newly built) pallets from the friendly pallet maker and his son. Our area turns out to be a good source for all sorts of things.
July 23, 10:00 h
We're proud to present the new container front and some self-built furniture.
July 22, 16:00 h
After 1 week of old window and door searching, Armann (the carpenter) sets up a work deal with his colleagues to construct a container front.
July 21, 15:00 h
10 days to get a used, non-mass market table and chair.
July 20, 18:00 h
Stamps to give out to new friends, interested in the project.
July 19, 21:00 h
artsave is accepted as entrepreneurs at the Hafnarhús
(house of ideas) with 24h access to the workspace and facilities.
July 18, 24:00 h
First official mail.
Late night Grapevine delivery directly to artsave by Frikki and Alexander.
July 17, 15:00 h
Breakfast at sandwich Hlölli, after searching suburbia by bike for an old used car. The light& healthy sandwich drowns in mayonaise. We are the only customers inside the place. Everybody else orders drive-by through the little window to eat in the parking lot.
July 16, 16:00 h
artsave in residence with Reykjavik postal address. The Reykjavik postman has agreed to deliver our mail to the container. The decision was made directly, not by the post office.
July 15, 8:00 h
Early morning view out the container door.
July 13, 17:00 h
After 20 visits to the hardware store Byko (luckily it is around the corner), we get free pallets to construct a patio and roof terrace.
July 13, 15:00 h
Arnar insists, we take a good look at the Reykjavik harbour from above.
– You want a lift ?
July 13, 14:00 h
We call for delivery at 10 am. Container delivered at Myrargata 9,
101 Reykjavik by Arnar who used to work for the United Nations.
July 12, 16:00 h
By bycicle, we go to Hafnarbakki in Hafnarfjörður to find a container.
They have around 250. We choose an old blár gámur.
July 12, 13:00 h
Visit of the site at the Reykjavik harbour. Faxaflóahafnir offers us this spot. We take it.
July 12, 9:00 h
A friend with a big car picks us up.
July 12, 9:00 h
Arrival in Iceland, we take the bus to Hafnarfjörður.


text:
From Our Editors
Dr. Ira M. Fine, ReGen Anti-Aging's board-certified internal medicine practicioner and body-rejuvenating guru, takes an uncommon approach to medicine as he fully advocates personal medical care. Casting a personalized spin on the patient-doctor relationship, he treats each patient with respect and patience--a practice he learned from his father, a venerable and caring family doctor. Under Dr. Fine's watchful eye, a knowledgeable staff protects bodies from chronic aggressors through treatments that range from dermal fillers and teeth whitening to vitamin injections and collagen-stimulating radio-frequency sculpting. During consultations, the experienced Dr. Fine helps to create personalized aesthetic plans that address the body as a whole instead of as merely the left shin of an uber-powerful Voltron.


text:
Join the 'Asenapine' group to help and get support from people like you.
Asenapine Support Group
Our support group for Asenapine has 7 questions and 5 members. Updated 3 Jun 2015.
Latest News
Antipsychotics Don't Ease Delirium in Hospitalized Patients
TUESDAY, March 29, 2016 – Antipsychotic medications, such as haloperidol (Haldol) or clozapine (Clozaril), aren't appropriate for preventing or routinely treating delirium in hospitalized patients, ...
Latest Questions
Asenapine for Teens?
1 answer
Further Information
Related Condition Support Groups
Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, Borderline Personality Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Schizoaffective Disorder


text:
Kianna Greenholt
We offer Meantime management short-term arrangement of management sources and also abilities. Our Interim exec management services could be viewed as the short-term project of a tested heavyweight acting exec supervisor to handle a period of shift, dilemma or modification within a company. In this scenario, a permanent role could be unneeded or impossible to find on short notification. Additionally, there may be no one inside that is suitable for, or available to occupy, the location in question. you tube
This page contains user generated content and does not necessarily reflect the opinions of this website. For more information please refer to our Terms and Conditions. If you would like to report the content of this page as objectionable, please contact us.


text:
Insomnia affects most people at some point in their lifetime. learn more »
Sleep is defined as a state of unconsciousness from which a person can be aroused. In this state, the brain is relatively more responsive to internal stimuli th...learn more »
Crohn's disease can be diagnosed by a va...learn more »
Crohn's disease is an infla...learn more »
Rapid eye movement (learn more »
Sleepwalking is a sleep disorder or "parasomnia." It is characterized by complex action and walking during sleep. This is common in children in early and middle...learn more »
Insomnia is the most common sleep complaint. Insomnia may be a symptom of a medical condition. Acute insomnia and chronic insomnia have different treatment opti...learn more »


text:
Waterbury may bring in facilitator
WATERBURY Village trustees could hire a facilitator to improve issues with the village police department.
Just over a week after voters overwhelmingly voted to keep the police department, a meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at the Main Street firehouse will include a discussion of whether the village wants to hire a Burlington-based consultant, Mary Fillmore, to act as a facilitator between trustees and the police.
We want to make the most of the police vote, said Trustee Natalie Howell-Sherman, noting how about two-thirds of ballot casters voted to keep the department. Its a good sigh of relief. Its definitive. And now we would like to make sure we make the most of it and help support the police.
Howell-Sherman said the facilitator could help advance discussions about roles, responsibilities, expectations from both trustees and police, administrative work, police visibility and community needs, such as increasing foot patrols or having officers introduce themselves to businesses.
Besides just having a police blotter, one idea is to increase the departments exposure through the media, possibly in a newspaper column about what the police are accomplishing, Howell-Sherman said.
Allegations of misconduct also could be included in discussions, but not until after a report from a village investigation of the police is completed, Howell-Sherman said.
Trustees said the facilitator, if hired, would meet with both the police and the board.
Village trustees set out to discuss Fillmores services in April of last year, but she was never hired, village president P. Howard Skip Flanders said. One meeting wasnt properly warned to the public. Then spring flooding occurred, side-tracking the matter, acording to Howell-Sherman.
Resident and former village president Everett Coffey said the current setup, in which the municipal manager oversees the police department, is part of a top management problem.
Howell-Sherman said she wants to build upon what the vote meant.
It was a good show of support, she said. And I just want to make sure we keep that support and make it grow.
firstname.lastname@example.com IN Central VermontA new VPR poll finds that Secretary Hillary Clinton may have a tough time winning the last 30... Full StoryMONKTON Scientists said around 100 harsh sunflower stems were cut and trampled last week, as... Full StoryAfter pleading guilty in March to felony assault on a federal official, Robert Fitzgerald was... Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Sweetwater offers numerous classes in the visual, performing, literary, and culinary arts to both adults and children beginning at age three. Need-based scholarships are available.
Summer Hours: Monday through Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sundays we are closed.
Evening and weekend hours pending class schedule. Please call office at 412.741.4405 for weekly schedule.
Online Surveys Powered By QuestionPro
Web Polls Powered By MicroPoll


text:
Serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) Keep out of the reach of children.Requip 0.25mg Side Effects
visual disturbances and loss of vision, Sitagliptin
The antidepressants known as monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) are used for panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Tell your doctor if you are taking any medicines, including those bought over-the-counter and herbal medicines, before you start treatment with Diclofenac Sodium EC. Similarly, check with your doctor or pharmacist before you take any new medicines while you are taking Diclofenac Sodium EC. Diclofenac Sodium EC may increase the blood levels of the following medicines: - lithium - digoxin - methotrexate. People taking Diclofenac Sodium EC with any of the above should be closely monitored by their doctor. There may be an increased risk of bleeding if Diclofenac Sodium EC is taken with blood-thinning or anti-clotting medicines (anticoagulants) such as warfarin. People taking Diclofenac Sodium EC with an anticoagulant should be closely monitored by their doctor. There may be an increased risk of side effects such as stomach irritation if Diclofenac Sodium EC is taken with corticosteroids such as prednisolone. Diclofenac Sodium EC should not be taken with any other NSAID, eg ibuprofen, as this increases the risk of side effects, particularly on the gut. Ciclosporin may increase the blood level of Diclofenac Sodium EC, and your doctor may prescribe a lower than normal dose of diclofenac if you are taking ciclosporin. There may be an increased risk of side effects on the kidneys if Diclofenac Sodium EC is taken with any of the following medicines: - ciclosporin - ACE inhibitors, eg enalapril - diuretics, eg frusemide (furosemide). Diclofenac Sodium EC may reduce the blood pressure lowering effects of diuretics such as frusemide (furosemide). There may potentially be an increased risk of seizures if Diclofenac Sodium EC is taken together with quinolone antibiotics such as ciprofloxacin. Metformin hydrochloride
Allegra 120mg
Sustiva has been studied in three main studies involving over 1,100 adults:Buy Requip 2mg
(IN-su-lin)Prev page:Cheap Micardis 20mg


text:
Fox's Bag in Box Orange Juice Syrup - 3 Gallon
- Quantity Discounts!
|Buy 1 - 2
Other Available Flavors:
- About 288 (1.33 fl. oz.) servings per box
- For use with soft drink dispenser machines
- Great for juice, punch, cocktails, or mixed drinks
- Refreshing orange flavor
H. Fox & Co
You May Also Need
"You May Also Need" items are guaranteed to work with the item you are viewing, such as lids that will fit a cup or casters that will fit a piece of equipment. If an item is not listed in this section, we do not guarantee that it will work with the product you are viewing and do not recommend that you purchase them for use together.
"You May Also Need" items are guaranteed to work with the item you are viewing, such as lids that will fit a cup or casters that will fit a piece of equipment. If an item is not listed in this section, we do not guarantee that it will work with the product you are viewing and do not recommend that you purchase them for use together.
Save money by converting your soda fountain to use Fox's bag in box drinks!
1.Remove the nozzle on the old box.
2. Recycle the old box.
3. Press in with your thumb on circle "A."
4. Lift flap "B," but do not tear off.
5. Slide the bag spout into hole "A."
6. Lock the spout into place with tab "B."
7. Place the new box on the shelf.
8. Remove the cap.
9. Slide the nozzle back onto the spout.
10. Snap the nozzle into place, making sure to align it with the "in" arrow.
11. Enjoy ice cold bag in box drinks!
Follow these easy steps to quickly swap out your bag in box drinks!
More Videos
|Package Size
|3 gal.
Looking for essential items to include with your hotel's breakfast service? Fox's bag in box orange juice syrup makes it easy to refill your soda or beverage dispenser and always have orange juice beverages on hand! A corporation specializing in irresistible ice cream toppings, sweet syrups, and fizzy soda mixes for over 100 years, H. Fox & Company takes great pride in their products.
The sweet citrus flavor of oranges complements many other fruits and is filled with Vitamin C to keep your patrons feeling refreshed. Great for your hotel, resort, cafe, or bar, this cool and tangy orange juice satisfies patrons all throughout the day-from a breakfast drink to an evening cocktail! The 3 gallon supply of orange juice is ideal for creating many popular mimosa drinks. Mix orange juice and vodka to create a classic screwdriver, or use orange juice for an endless number of fruity cocktails.
Fox's bag and box are recyclable, and this orange juice syrup reduces waste by dispensing only the desired amount to mix a 3% juice drink. Simply add 1 part syrup to 5 parts carbonated water.
Fox syrups are interchangeable with other beverage products; an adapter is needed to use this product with some machines.
Kay Kosher
This item is certified Kosher by Kay Kosher Supervision.
A PDF viewer is required to view this product's information. Download Adobe Acrobat software
Related Items
12" x 18" Black and Red Service Only Bar Mat
Straws & Stirrers
4 Categories
Bar Drink Mixes
5 Categories
Bar Drink Garnishes
7 Categories
Customer Reviews
Arrange by
Great flavor and half the price of what we were getting charged by someone else very good brand I would recommend to anyone look for a cheaper alternative
Peter F. from fremos Posted on 06/25/2015
Get paid to review this product!
If you've used this product, simply log in and share your text, video, and photo reviews of it. The customers on the left did it, and you can too! Earn up to $16.00 per product.Login or Register


text:
0 ReviewsWrite a Review
Write a review for a chance to win a $1,000 gift card. See details.
JB Britches
Flat Front Twill Trousers
Product not available
Have questions?
Chat with us or call 1.888.282.6060.
HideDetails & Care
A finely textured weave coats smart trousers with a clean, flat-front design.
- Zip fly with hook-and-bar closure, button-tab and anchor button.
- Slant pockets; back button-closure welt pockets.
- Unhemmed. Trousers purchased at full price can be hemmed for free at your local Nordstrom. Find a store.
- Partially lined.
- Wool; dry clean.
- By JB Britches; imported.
- Men's Clothing.
Flat Front Twill Trousers
Write a Review0 Reviews
Write a review for a chance to win a $1,000 gift card. See details.
Enter a valid first name.
Enter a valid last name.
Enter a valid email address in the format: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Close modal


text:
2 Killed, 10 Wounded In Monday Shootings Across ChicagoA man was killed and a woman critically injured in a shooting at 4:24 p.m. in the South Side Greater Grand Crossing neighborhood, according to Chicago Police.
4 Killed, 39 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across ChicagoThe latest homicide happened Sunday evening in the West Pullman neighborhood on the Far South Side, according to Chicago Police.
Woman Robs Bank In RiverdaleA woman wearing a purple headscarf robbed a bank Thursday afternoon in south suburban Riverdale.
3 Killed, 12 Wounded In Thursday Shootings Across ChicagoThe latest fatal shooting happened in the Austin neighborhood on the West Side.
Construction Worker Injured In Fall On Far South SideThe Chicago Fire Department said the worker fell from the steel superstructure of a building near 138th Street and Park Avenue, onto The roof of another section of the building, about 25 feet below.
Riverdale Man Shot And Killed In HammondOfficers responded to a shooting in the 5500 block of Claude Avenue in Hammond at 11:22 p.m. and found a 25-year-old man with a gunshot wound, according to a statement from Hammond Police Lt. Richard Hoyda.
Person Shot In RiverdaleThe male, whose age was not known, was shot in the right leg about 11 p.m. in the 13000 block of South Ellis, according to preliminary information from Chicago Police.
State Police Ask For Public's Help Identifying Fourth Body Found In Riverdale Garage Last YearState Police say they have been able to identify three of the four bodies found stored in a Riverdale garage last fall and now they're asking for help to identify the fourth.
Two Wounded In Riverdale ShootingHoward Walker, 64, went outside his home in the 14200 block of South Tracy Avenue around 5 a.m. to warm up his car for his wife, when he was confronted by at least one armed attacker. Walker also was armed, and pulled out his weapon, exchanging gunfire with the attacker.
10 Shot Overnight In ChicagoThe most recent shooting occurred in the Austin neighborhood. About 5 a.m., a male — whose age was known — was shot in the leg in the 5400 block of West Adams, police News Affairs Officer Ana Pacheco said, citing preliminary information. Further details were not available Friday morning.
Man Seriously Wounded In Riverdale ShootingA 35-year-old man was standing on a porch in the 13200 block of South Ellis Avenue at 8:55 p.m. when four males got out of a tan car and opened fire, according to Chicago Police.
Two Men Lured By Sex: One Escapes From Car Trunk, The Other Found Dead In Burned VehicleCBS 2's Mai Martinez has telling surveillance video.


text:
ViewSonic VNB141 14-inch Ultraportable Notebook
The ViewSonic VNB141
The ViewSonic VNB141 is a rather plain looking machine with a glossy black case that catches many fingerprints.
The left side of the notebook has the power port, VGA out, HDMI out, Ethernet and an eSATA port.
The right side of the machine has a pair of USB ports, mic/headphone jack and the optical drive.
The front edge of the ViewSonic VNB141 has the memory card reader and a toggle that turns the WiFi radio on and off.
The keyboard of the ViewSonic VNB141 is what you expect from the class with well-spaced keys and decent typing feel.
The screen is very glossy and prone to glare with decent colors and contrast for movies and video.
The bottom of the notebook has the cooling grates and covers over the RAM along with the battery release.
PRICING: You can find products similar to this one for sale below.
United States: Find other tech and computer products like this over at Amazon's website.
United Kingdom: Find other tech and computer products like this over at Amazon UK's website.
Canada: Find other tech and computer products like this over at Amazon Canada's website.
Recommended for You
- We at TweakTown openly invite the companies who provide us with review samples / who are mentioned or discussed to express their opinion of our content. If any company representative wishes to respond, we will publish the response here.


text:
Seibertron.com - The Ultimate Transformers Fansite
LEADERS_MATRIX wrote:no Ark fans huh? I'm not all alone am I?
TRU has the Re-issue Insecticons and Perceptor.
shaebird wrote:nevermind about the vanburen walmart they are taking awhile on putting them out
LEADERS_MATRIX wrote:well finally, so I hit TJ Maxx, grabed a Lugnut, the 1 Grapple they had, and little, Trailcutter, and Starscream, there are more Trailcutter, and Screamer, and 2 Lugnut, and 3 Strafe, no RTS Scouts though.
hit the WMSC no new Generations.
Return to Toy Sightings and Local Meetups
Registered users: Bing [Bot], DigitalBrave3, Exabot [Bot], Google [Bot], Google Adsense [Bot], jamarmiller, MSNbot Media, Vic Zanzibar, Yahoo [Bot]


text:
June 8th, 2014 by Scott Bailey
Baha AA... These Are Good Times
September 5th, 2013 by
Midwest and Oak Ridge Arabians welcome the World Champion, *Wieza Mocy!
October 31st, 2013 by
HK Keav Power ... he is writing a story of success!
July 22nd, 2014 by
Sheila Varian Documentary – Update!
July 28th, 2015 by
The Stella Bella Team Grows
Katie Showers joins Stella Bella Arabians from Rohara. Click for more info!
May 12th, 2013 by
*Baahir El Marwan
November 21st, 2013 by
AJ Mardan - Paris 2013
October 7th, 2014 by
Internationally Renowned AJ DINAR at Steve Heathcott
August 1st, 2013 by
Midwest Congratulates Mr. Juan Pablo Eljuri
November 20th, 2013 by
Guzzo Worldwide LLC Welcomes...
June 2nd, 2013 by
Al Shaqab - Bariq Al Shaqab
September 22nd, 2014 by


text:
Berlin, June 26, 2016 (AFP) - Andre Greipel got one over his great sprint rival Marcel Kittel by winning the German Championships road race on Sunday. Just under a week from the start of the Tour de France, Greipel came out trumps in a battle between the two men to have dominated sprint finishes in the last three editions of the Tour. Greipel won the sprint to the line with 23-year-old … [Read more...]
Greipel Outsprints Kittel For German Road Championship Title
Innsbruck To Host The 2018 Road World Championships
Paris, Feb 1, 2016 - The Austrian city of Innsbruck was on Monday named host of the 2018 Road World Championships, the international cycling federation (UCI) announced. Innsbruck, twice host to the Winter Olympic Games (1964, 1976), has also hosted the 1984 and 1988 Winter Paralympic Games and was the host city of the maiden Winter Youth Olympic Games in 2012. 2018 will be the third … [Read more...]
Slovakia's Peter Sagan Captures World Road Cycling Championship
By Jim SLATER Richmond, United States, Sept 27, 2015 (AFP) - Slovakia's Peter Sagan charged ahead over the last climbs and hung on at the finish to win Sunday's men's road race at the World Road Cycling Championships. Sagan completed the 261.4km (162.4 mile) course in 6hrs 14mins 37secs to defeat Australian Michael Matthews by three seconds with Lithuania's … [Read more...]
Britain's Armitstead Wins Women's World Road Race Title
By Jim SLATER Richmond, United States, Sept 26, 2015 (AFP) - Britain's Lizzie Armitstead outraced Dutch rival Anna Van der Breggen over the final 100 meters to win the women's road race crown Saturday at the World Road Cycling Championships. Armitstead trailed until a charge up the final climb and completed the 129.8km (80.6 miles) road course in 3hrs 23mins 56.00secs to … [Read more...]
Kiryienka Wins World Road Championships Time Trial Crown
By Jim SLATER Richmond, United States, Sept 23, 2015 (AFP) - Vasil Kiryienka, the European Games time-trial champion from Belarus, captured the men's individual time-trial crown Wednesday at the World Road Cycling Championships Kiryienka completed the 53.5km (33.5 miles) course in 1hr 2mins 29.45secs at 51.368 k/hr to capture his first world title by 9.08 seconds over … [Read more...]
World Road Cycling Championships Elite Schedule
Richmond, United States, Sept 19, 2015 - Schedule of elite races at the World Road Cycling Championships with event, distance and times (local and GMT): Sunday: Women's team time trials (38.8km) - 1130 a.m.-12:55p.m. (1530-1655) Men's team time trials (38.8km) 1:30p.m.-3:35 p.m. (1730-1935) Tuesday: Women's individual time trials (30 km) 1:30-4:45 (1730-2045) … [Read more...]
Inaugural Amgen Tour of California Women's Stage Race
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (May 8, 2015) – It was a chilly day (39 degrees) in South Lake Tahoe as 82 elite women road cyclists began the first UCI-sanctioned Amgen Tour of California Women's Race empowered with SRAM, but the peloton brought the heat, blazing around the lake at speeds averaging 23+ mph on the undulating 74.5-mile course. As the 82 cyclists racing for 14 teams took off from the start … [Read more...]
Bradley Wiggins Looks Forward To Life After The Road
By Elodie SOINARD Al Wakra Corniche, Qatar, Feb 9, 2015 (AFP) - Former Tour de France winner and world time-trial champion Bradley Wiggins is enjoying his final days as a road racer, as the ongoing Tour of Qatar, serves as a warmup for a final crack at the Paris-Roubaix. The cycling icon, who became the first British rider to win the Tour … [Read more...]
Michal Kwiatkowski Becomes Poland's First World Champion
by Barnaby CHESTERMAN PONFERRADA, Spain, Sept 28, 2014 (AFP) - Michal Kwiatkowski timed his breakaway to perfection to make history as the first Polish rider to win the men's road race world title on Sunday. Following a 254km race in torrid, wet conditions, Australia's Simon Gerrans won a six-man sprint for second ahead of Spain's Alejandro Valverde, third for the third year in … [Read more...]
France's Pauline Ferrand-Prevot Admits Surprise At World Title
by Barnaby CHESTERMAN PONFERRADA, Spain, Sept 27, 2014 (AFP) - Frenchwoman Pauline Ferrand-Prevot admitted she hadn't expected to win after stunning the favourites in a select bunch sprint to claim the women's road race title at the World Championships in Ponferrada, Spain on Saturday. Ferrand-Prevot is more known as a climber having come from a background in mountain biking, but … [Read more...]


text:
Le Perreux-Sur-Marne attractions are listed below. Find things to do in or near Le Perreux-Sur-Marne, France for your upcoming individual or group travel for Le Perreux-Sur-Marne visitors. We also offer the great discounts on Le Perreux-Sur-Marne hotel and motel rooms.
Enter your stay dates and any discounts you qualify for to see Le Perreux-Sur-Marne, France rates found only on HotelPlanner!


text:
The model (height 5'8'' and chest 32'') is wearing a size M
These kurtas from Souchi are simple yet elegant making it an ideal day-to-day wear. Pair this kurta with leggings/ salwars or with skinny jeans.
Black woven kurta, has a V-neckline with paneling and embroidery at the yoke, three fourth sleeves with paneling on the cuffs, paneling at the hem and side slits
100% cotton
Cold water wash
Applicable VAT on the basis of exact location & discount will be charged at the time of checkout
100% Original Products
Free Delivery on order above Rs. 999
30 days returns
Cash On Delivery


text:
July 29, 20161:55 PM ET
WASHINGTON (AP) — His status as a presidential nominee barely a week old, Donald Trump is already tasked with assembling a complex transition team capable of hiring thousands of high-level government officials and crafting a detailed policy agenda should he win the presidency.
July 29, 20163:00 PM ET
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Donald Trump's flurry of offhand remarks and abrupt zingers on Russia — praising Vladimir Putin, dismissing NATO — have jolted the world, not to mention the U.S. presidential campaign.
July 29, 20162:09 PM ET
WASHINGTON (AP) — The computers of the House Democratic campaign committee have been hacked, an intrusion that investigators say resembles the recent cyber breach of the Democratic National Committee for which the Russian government is the leading suspect.
MIAMI (AP) — Mosquitoes have apparently begun spreading the Zika virus on the U.S. mainland for the first time, Florida officials said Friday in a long-feared turn in the epidemic that is sweeping Latin America and the Caribbean.
July 29, 20161:04 PM ET
OSWIECIM, Poland (AP) — Pope Francis paid a somber visit in silence to the Nazi German death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau on Friday, with his only public comment a guest book entry begging God's "forgiveness for so much cruelty."
July 29, 20162:12 PM ET
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — The International Weightlifting Federation has banned the Russian federation and all its weightlifters from the Rio Olympics.
July 29, 20162:58 PM ET
SPRINGFIELD, N.J. (AP) — The Latest on the PGA Championship (all times local):
July 29, 20167:15 AM ET
SPRINGFIELD, N.J. (AP) — The weather matched the mood of Dustin Johnson and others trying to make up ground Friday in the PGA Championship.
July 29, 20162:43 PM ET
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — The Latest on the Rio Games (all times local to Rio de Janeiro):
July 29, 20162:51 PM ET
MIAMI (AP) — The Miami Marlins acquired the pitching reinforcements they sought in a trade that cost them four players, including two minor leaguers.


text:
We are currently using cookieless session via the Web.Config
<sessionState cookieless="true" />
When you first hit a web page will do a redirect to itself and mangles the URL to include the session id.
My first question is: For certain page is possible to avoid this? I am trying to change the Session State Provider if the page name = XXXXX. I need it to just show the page without the redirect.
The Second Question is: Is there a way to switch Session providers from Custom to SQL in the Global.asax. In Some cases we need to use SQL others we need Custom.
I have tried Changing the
SessionStateMode to
SQL in the Global.asax in the Session_Start but no luck. Any ideas?
As for my first question I have found a Page Directive that will do the trick
I still need to figure out how to switch providers in the Global.asax
To Expand We, are currently using cookieless session but we are switching to a Custom Provider(State Server). We need an auto failover to SQL should that server not be available.


text:
The God Slot Friday 8 November 2013
What exactly is a 'polyester' Protestant? Judge Catherine McGuinness provides some insights into C of I Archbishop Michael Jackson's recent remarks. Eileen meets Ireland's first wo
Ireland's first woman Bishop Elect Rev. Pat Storey.
Judge Catherine McGuinness on polyester protestants and other issues arising from Archbishop Michael Jackson's recent remarks on sectarianism.
Heather Crawford. Outside the Glow: Protestants and Irishness in Independent Ireland. (UCD Press.)