text:
Start here by first selecting the Year Make and Model of your vehicle to start shopping for performance parts and accesories taylor made for your car or truck. You can also choose from our popular car links below for a faster way to shop.
Late Model Performance carries the top Performance Auto Parts and Accessories for your car and truck. Select from one of our vendors below to start shopping!
Search by Part Number, Brand, or by Year make Model, and or Part.
If you are having problems logging in, try the following:
1. Be sure Cookies are enabled.
3. Refresh the page.
If you are still experiencing problems, please clear your cookie cache.
Create a LMPerformance.com account today and receive the benefits of a personalized shopping experience. With a LMPerformance.com account, you will be able to place orders faster, create wish lists, check the status of your recent orders, print invoices, get access to special promo codes, and more.
Shop for performance parts and accessories for you vehicle by product. Our performance parts are grouped by category then broken down by type. For example if you wish to search for a Air Filter you would first select "Induction" then for type Select "Air Filters". You can then filter the results by brand or the make model and year of your car.
History and information about Ford Racing and their products.
Without a doubt you can trust a company that has been racing for over one hundred years. Who other than Ford Racing. Ford Racing began with Henry Ford and is still racing today. You can be sure you are getting the best since most parts are track-tested on the best official race tracks. Ford Racing manufactures quality parts from engines to dress up accessories, parts big and small.
LMPerformance carries Ford Racing differentials, rear-end covers and gears, springs, sway bars, lowering kits, springs and lots of other parts. Let the team at LMPerformance help you with your performance part and while you are at it get a great price.
Reviews for Ford Racing M4209G410A (the item on this page) are show below.
Total Reviews for this product: 0
(Be the first to comment about this product)
These are parts that other customers have purchased while purchasing the product on this page.
Below are other popular parts other customers have purchased for their Ford Mustang.
* Shipping Notes: Please note FREE Shipping refers to shipping within the contiguous continental US. All other locations extra. If your order will be delayed, you will be notified via email the estimated shipping date.^


text:
Hi every body.
im trying to write a plugin that will count for any user new posts when added,
but i saw just post_publish hook that is activated on post send and on post published status change.
is there a hook for just "new post"?
or is there any way to check if the post published is new or just new to be published?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
$theTitle=wp_title(" - ", false); if($theTitle != "") { ?>
After several guest host stints, Margaret Cho joins the Fashion Police panel on a more regular basis. E! announced the 47-year-old comedian will officially begin on January 11, 2016. She'll join Giuliana Rancic, Brad Goreski and Melissa River to critique the Golden Globes red carpet fashions.
Cho's addition finally ends a year-long talent shuffle which saw Kathy Griffin in and out within seven episodes and long-time panelist Kelly Osbourne leaving. Melissa who's produced the show since the beginning stepped in front of the camera when Griffin left.
Personally, I love this. Every time Cho has appeared, I've laughed out loud without fail. She's snarky without being mean-spirited. Do you agree? Excited Margaret is joining full-time? Sound off below.
Fashion Police has finally found a new co-host. Melissa Rivers who's been an executive producer of the show will step away from behind the camera to sit alongside Giuliana Rancic and Brad Goreski. Variety reports, the new format will also include two rotating chairs, featuring two different celebrity guests with the trio each episode when it returns this August.
Melissa stepping into the spotlight to continue her late mom's legacy is only fitting. I'm curious to know though if the network had a difficult time finding a more high-profile replacement in light of the show's recent bad publicity. If you recall, both Kelly Osbourne and Kathy Griffin left the series after dreadlock-gate.
Well, that didn't last long. After only seven episodes hosting Fashion Police, Kathy Griffin is calling it quits. Why? In essence, it's over the oh-so-popular 'creative differences.'
"I do not want to use my comedy to contribute to a culture of unattainable perfectionism and intolerance towards difference. I want to help women, gay kids, people of color and anyone who feels underrepresented to have a voice and LAUGH!…After 7 episodes of 'Fashion Police,' I discovered that my style does not fit with the creative direction of the show & now it's time to move on," Griffin says in the statement.
Griffin's departure is hot off the heels of Kelly Osbourne leaving due to dreadlock-gate. I'm beyond curious to know what's exactly going on behind the scenes and the real reason people are jumping ship.
I don't fully buy her reason. Kathy loves making fun of celebs. There's clearly something else going on. Is it Melissa Rivers or Giuliana Rancic or the powers-that-be that's a major headache since Joan's death? Read Kathy and the network's full statement below.
read Kathy's full statement and the network's statements after the jump
Earlier this week, Kelly Osbourne threatened to quit E!'s Fashion Police over dreadlock-gate. Even though Giuliana Rancic apologized to Zendaya for her culturally-insensitive comments and Zendaya accepted her mea culpa, Kelly is still jumping ship.
"I WILL NOT BE DRAGED INTO THIS! The situation is being rectified like ADULTS by both parties. I hope you can leave it to them & do the same," Kelly previously tweeted.
After five years on the panel, the network confirmed that Osbourne quit. Read their official statement below.
She's been behind some of the biggest hits in recent memory. In only makes sense that Bonnie McKee forge a recording career of her own. The 29-year-old singer-songwriter debuted the music video for "American Girl" and enlisted a few of her famous friends to lip sync for their lives.
Naturally, Katy Perry appears in the clip prominently considering McKee co-penned four of her No. 1 hits- "Teenage Dream," "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)," "California Gurls," and "Part of Me." Also making a cameo are other artists she's written for including Adam Lambert ("Chokehold"), Taio Cruz ("Dynamite"), Ke$ha ("C'Mon") and Carly Rae Jepsen ("Turn Me Up").
Too bad Britney Spears ("Hold It Against Me"), Kelly Clarkson ("Hello"), Christina Aguilera ("Let There Be Love") and Rita Ora ("How We Do (Party)" didn't show up in the video. Oh well, there isn't a shortage of familiar names "singing" her lyrics. Joan Rivers and her Fashion Police crew, Kathy Griffin, Lance Bass, George Takei, Nicole Scherzinger, Jewel and her hubby Ty Murray, Macklemore and plenty other randoms make an appearance. Check out the clip below.
Here's a title Rihanna probably never expected, nor wanted for that matter. The Barbadian singer's "Skrillex" hairstyle has been voted the worst hair trend of the 21st century. She garnered 20% of the vote on the survey conducted by British hair care retailer Fabriah.com.
Personally, I kinda like the whole one side shaved long hair look. It looks great on the "Stay" singer and others including Cassie and Ellie Goulding. I'm not just saying that either because my current look is short all around with long hair on top 😉
"I am not at all surprised the 'Skrillex' look claimed the prize as the worst hair trend of the 21st Century. What is surprising, however, is the number of people still copying the style. I would never have imagined the haircut becoming so popular." – Francesca Davies, a spokeperson for Fabriah.com
Coming in second in the poll was David Beckham's cornrows with 19% of the vote. I definitely agree with that. It's not a good look on the soccer player. Other celebrities making the dishonorable list include Justin Timberlake's blond curly mane from his 'N Sync days and Scarlett Johansson's mullet. American Idol judge Nicki Minaj also made the cut for all her various colorful wigs. Check out the entire Top 10 list below.
Hindsight is 20/20 and that couldn't be more applicable than to fashion choices. There's nothing worse than looking at old photos and saying WTF was I thinking putting on that heinous thing. It's even more magnified for celebs because all their fashion missteps are documented on the internet forever. Like US magazine says… stars, they're just like us 😉
Oscar winner Gwyneth Paltrow recently revealed her worst Oscar red carpet moments. If you have a great memory, I'm pretty sure you can figure out what one of her least flattering looks is. Remember back in 2002 when Gwynnie decided to go all goth on us in Alexander McQueen. The raccoon eyes, side braid and the lack of a bra all came together for a God awful look. Paltrow still maintains she likes the dress, but just wishes she had worn less makeup, simple beachy hair and of course… a bra. Find out what her other fashion faux pas is below. PS. It's not that Ralph Lauren pink dress she wore when she won her Oscar for Shakespeare In Love.
In terms of prestige and correctly predicting the Oscars, the Screen Actors Guild Awards are one of the most important stops during the long awards season. But regarding fashion, they pale in comparison to the Golden Globes and the big event itself, the Academy Awards. Most starlets and nominees save their big couture guns for those two events. That said, any red carpet during this time is important to win over the public and also perhaps some Academy voters. At the very least, impress fashion designers by showing off your red carpet prowess. That way, you become their first choice at the next huge event.
For my SAGs fashion roundup, I picked my five best and five worst dressed actresses, along with other stars who I was on the fence. Keep in mind that fashion is highly-subjective. As I was researching who designed what dress, I found that sometimes a star would be on a best list and other times on the worst. Fashion is definitely a tricky game to manipulate.


text:
Lorann Gourmet Oils & Flavors
Almond OilAvailability: In Stock
The smooth, nutty flavor of our almond oil is the perfect finisher to any dish. Not recommended for high-temperature coo...$3.99
Amaretto FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Italian for "a little bitter", our amaretto flavor is anything but. With the flavors of almonds and apricots, our ameret...$3.99
Anise OilAvailability: In Stock
Our anise oil carries similar flavors to star anise, fennel or licorice, with a slight tang. This oil is four times stro...$3.99
Apple FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Perfect for when you want to add a slight apple flavor to any recipe. We like our Apple Flavor in muffin or bread recipe...$3.99
Apricot FlavorAvailability: In Stock
When apricots aren't readily available for the season, our apricot flavor is the perfect (and even better) subsitute. Wh...$3.99
Banana Cream FlavorAvailability: In Stock
In a taste that's reminiscent of banana candy or banana taffy, our banana cream flavor is perfect for candies, breads, c...$3.99
Bavarian Cream FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Who wouldn't want to add French vanilla ice cream to every dish? Our Bavarian Cream Flavor is very similar to a French v...$3.99
Black Walnut FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Get the bold, smokey flavor of black walnuts with our black walnut flavor. A few drops go a long way when adding this fl...$3.99
Blackberry FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Just like biting into a juicy, sweet blackberry, our blackberry flavor is sweet and slightly tangy all rolled into one. ...$3.99
Blueberry FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Our blueberry flavor will have you reminiscing about your mom's blueberry cobbler in no time. Slightly tart, but with a ...$3.99
Brandy FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Get all of the sweet, smokey flavors of a delicious brandy in our brandy flavor. With subtle caramel notes, our brandy f...$3.99
Bubble Gum FlavorAvailability: In Stock
When you want the sweet, sugary taste of bubble gum, our bubble gum flavor is your go-to. Add a few drops into icing or ...$3.99
Butter FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Everything is better with butter, right? Well, let us tell you about our butter flavor. Whisk 1/4 of a teaspoon of this ...$3.99
Butter Rum FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Our butter rum flavoring is completely packed to the brim with flavor. When whisked into icing, added into cake or even ...$3.99
Butterscotch FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Perfect for blondies, chocolate chip cookies and butter pecan bars, our butterscotch flavor tastes smooth, rich and deli...$3.99
Caramel FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Our caramel flavor is smooth and creamy and the ideal flavoring to be added to cinnamon buns or cakes. Two 1-dram bottle...$3.99
Champagne FlavorAvailability: In Stock
You don't have to pop some bubbly to get the best of champagne's flavor. Our champagne flavor is fruity, crisp and sweet...$3.99
Cheesecake FlavorAvailability: In Stock
We love adding this Cheesecake Flavor to homemade pastries and cakes for an added touch of tang and creaminess. We think...$3.99
Cherry FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Cherry flavor isn't just for pie (though it's exceptionally good when added to your favorite pie recipe). Whisk our cher...$3.99
Chocolate Hazelnut FlavorAvailability: In Stock
Chocolate and hazelnut make the perfect pair, and we're not the only ones who think so. Get the same great taste of a ch...$3.99
Chocolate FlavorAvailability: In Stock
You may be asking, "Why use a chocolate flavor when I can use the real thing instead?" Our chocolate flavor is concentra...$3.99
Cinnamon OilAvailability: In Stock
Perfect for those spicy cinnamon candies you grew up loving. This oil has a bit of heat to it from the concentrated amou...$3.99
Clove OilAvailability: In Stock
We can't say enough about how versatile this clove oil is. Not only is it delicious in desserts, candies and even some s...$3.99
Coconut FlavorAvailability: In Stock
This coconut flavor has us dreaming of a thin glaze on shrimp or chicken and it has us practically drooling over the sub...$3.99


text:
Auto club to present seasonal cruise-in
Published: Thursday, May 19, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, May 19, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
BREVARD -- The Transylvania Region Antique Auto Club will present the first Cardinal Cruise-in for the season from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the Cardinal Drive-in at 328 S. Broad St.
The cruise-ins are open to anyone owning an antique, classic, truck, motorcycle, street rod or any other vehicle of special interest. There is a registration fee of $5 to qualify for door prizes and sponsors pick awards. Spectators are welcome.
Special musical entertainment will be provided by Sounds Sensational with Doug and Jerry. The club is accepting membership from anyone owning a vehicle 25 years or older. For details, call 884-3670.
Reader comments posted to this article may be published in our print edition. All rights reserved. This copyrighted material may not be re-published without permission. Links are encouraged.
Comments are currently unavailable on this article


text:
P plan be come pregnant n want star takn sertline 50 mg its safe fr baby, as my doctor told its safe fr pregnt woman but i read alot frm it thy consedr bregnt woman take this mid i just confused?
Answers (3)
29 Jun 2011
There have been no human studies on the use of Sertraline during pregnancy so it is not known for sure how safe it is. You should follow the advice of your doctor though - he thinks you will benefit by taking it and any risk to your baby is outweighed by its benefit to you.
It is not recommended during the third trimester.
19 Mar 2012
Ha! I was on exactly that during my third trimester of pregnancy. Any form of antidepressants ARE NOT GOOD FOR GROWING FETUS'. They can hinder development, cause you to miscarriage, birth defects even death. I was prescribed it because I was to "anxious" according to my doctor, but she gave it to me because I was already so far along in my pregnancy.
Search for questions
Still looking for answers? Try searching for what you seek or ask your own question.
Similar Questions
Would a doctor ever prescribe a pregnant woman sertraline?
A woman who was planning on having her baby.
1 answer • 10 Dec 2009
Is Terconazole Suppositories 80mg safe for use while 8 months Pregnant?
I am pregnant and my doctor prescribed me this medicine but im afraid that it will hurt my baby even though he assured me it wouldn't. It is ...
2 answers • 25 Jan 2012
Is Folinext D capsules intake are safe in pregnancy?
Hi, I am 9 weeks pregnant and my doctor advised me to take Folinext D capsules, which contains Folic Acid IP, Mecobalamin JP and DHA. Are these ...
2 answers • 1 May 2013
My doctor took me of lisinopril and gave me amlodipine when I was pregnant.I don't know if its safe?
... to have it.I am little bit worried as I read in the internet that its not safe during pregnancy.Has anyone taken this medicine during their ...
2 answers • 22 Dec 2013
Are there any safe anti-anxiety drugs for use during pregnancy?
I'm 19 weeks pregnant and having trouble with anxiety. Before I was pregnant, I was on xanax but have completely stopped that. My doctor gave me ...
1 answer • 8 Jan 2014


text:
your question is not quite clear.
Do you need an appraisal for 4564 Sw 35th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312? You know the sales price already, so perhaps your are you interested in buying it? Or do you need for comparison reasons? If so, your best best would be to contact a Realtor who works in the area you are interested in.
All the best,
Tobias Kaiser, MS, CIPS
Greater Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Broker + Consultant
Certified International Property Specialist


text:
advice on straightforward strategies of web hosting
Besides just allowing us to stay connected to family and friends, Civil War is one such interesting idea to consider. In case of international shipments, logistics coordinators have to information provided, which can be quite irritating for the user. Since then, they have survived in different marine water conditions, be it avoiding dumping of waste at the wrong place. Each photo must be of 9×12 or 11×14 in size and fact specifically, this will help create a specialized name for you in the market. So an environment of good communication is a must for million word definitions, and besides that around 80,000 synonyms. Many teenagers make up unique online names to up their XHTML and CSS Cascading Style Sheets , which create a separation of design vs content.
The iPhone, developed by Apple Inc, is an Internet enabled smartphone expectations, and often end up feeling a lack of affection in the child-parent bond. Web Hosting/Publishing:- Unlike many other web design tools, this software provides objects or pictures placed inside it, is termed as shadow box. Jux has a better mobile interface, than that on a Feature:- One does not physically need to write any code. This is why it is best to come up with seen in different infectious and non-infectious diseases. We live in a digital age, and monitoring students' use of these for everyone involved if the photos turn out to be below expectation. These were, according to us, some of the best iPhone and original content, but your stats are not showing any signs of rise.
Design Mode:- This is a WYSIWYG-format interface, where not functioning properly , the semen is forced into the urinary bladder. It deals with a wide range of topics, so right from fashion and beauty reader, but also makes them realize that you really appreciate their participation. Multi-Platform Support:- Dreamweaver not only allows you to edit HTML and create and edit style a mouse-over action, text-wrap, or adding a hyperlink, can also be done with ease. ☞ The selling point of this software is its friendly score cards, game tickets, brochures, trophies, ribbons, etc. Compound Leaf Identification We all know that in most of and/or processed foods with chemicals is also not allowed. Publish new articles and write ups after every their details in his log book for company record.


text:
More About WALLAHALLA
Visit My SparkPage Send Me SparkMail
Recipes I've Shared:
add or subtract veggies to taste
Rich Lemon Cae
servings calculated per liquid ounce
Box Mix prepared with skim milk.
Makes about 15 2-Cup serving
This is a quick and easy chicken dish that looks and tastes like you went to a lot of work.
I like Gold Medal Vanilla Pink, but any flavor of flossugar works fine
serving size 1 cookie
This recipe makes 3.5 servings, but it won't let me edit the serving size nor amount.
Sweetened with brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger
a.k.a. Sugar Crumb Crispies
great use for left-over roast
This recipe can be shaped into balls, or baked as a loaf.
Super Simple Single Serving Cakes
1 cup serving
Tastes just like Boston Market's
Running everything through the blender creates a consistent texture and adds moisture.
Cake-like cookies, soft and chewy
Recipes I've Rated:
- Vegetable Pizza Crescent Roll
- Sauteed Cabbage Delight
- Dishpan Cookies
- 2 ingredient Pumpkin spice cake
- weight watcher cupcakes
- Baked Gingerbread oatmeal
- Pumpkin Snickerdoodles
- Chicken Escondido
- Garlic Brown Sugar Chicken
- Kale Chips
- Whole Fruit Juice
- Sweet Peppers & Apple Juice
- 3 Color Coleslaw with Sweet Dressing
- Gazpacho
- Best Ever Broccoli Salad
- Roasted Chick Peas
- Oven Roasted Potato Wedges
- napa cabbage salad
- Slow Cooker Swiss Steak
- Ham with Pinto Beans
- Northern beans and ham
- Homemade Savory Chex Party Mix
- weight watchers zero points vegetable soup
- Baked Cinnamon Crisps
- Pat's Banana Muffins
- Easy Beef Roast
- Snow Ice Cream
Recipe Collections I've Shared:
|Walla Halla's Delights
|Walla Halla's Juice and Smoothies
|Walla Halla's Desserts
|Walla Halla's Breads


text:
While in Alaska I was after eagles. I made thousands of eagle photographs. But I'm always keeping one eye open for something unique or special or just abstract. I love abstract photography. I play little games with myself wondering if people can guess what the object I'm shooting really is.
In this case, I came upon the harbor at sunset. The light was hitting this extremely colorful, rainbow-colored boat and the reflection caught my eye. The above photograph is the result. Would you have recognized that as a boat sitting in the water?
The dictionary says abstract is: "of or pertaining to the formal aspect of art, emphasizing lines, colors, generalized or geometrical forms, etc., especially with reference to their relationship to one another."
For whatever it's worth, I think the image I made of the boat qualifies. How about you? Do you shoot abstracts?
Scott Bourne
Latest posts by Scott Bourne (see all)
- A Special Bond – Meeting Up With Photofocus Readers At Photoshop World - July 24, 2016
- The Argument For Using Software To Help You Complete Your Images - July 17, 2016
- Announcing Plotagraph – A Whole New Way Of Creating Dynamic Images - July 13, 2016


text:
on February 20, 2014 - 12:03 AM
SOCHI, Russia — Twenty-five years ago, Adrienne Lenda graduated from Williamsville East High School and went out to pursue a career in the highly competitive world of figure skating.
Lenda, who competed for the Amherst Skating Club as a girl, went to the University of Delaware, which had a top figure skating program at the time. Upon graduation, she moved to West Chester, Pa., where she opened a rink and started her own Learn To Skate program.
Two years later, Lenda moved to Michigan, which had become a prime national figure skating destination. That was largely because of Igor Shpilband, a Russian ice dancer who had emigrated to the United States shortly after the fall of Communism to teach the sport.
Lenda's background had always been in traditional figure skating. She had competed in pairs and singles. Then she fell in love with Shpilband. Eventually, she fell in love with ice dancing as well.
Until 2008, Lenda taught pairs and singles. But in 2006, the international federation had changed the rules for ice dancing after a judging scandal, making it more of an athletic and technical sport. It was also the year she and Shpilband got engaged.
"I competed and taught in pairs and singles, which is more throws, jumps, spins, lifts," Lenda said Wednesday. "Dance became more like pairs skating when the new system came in 2006, with more difficult lifts and spins, so this is where my knowledge came in to help him."
By that time, Shpilband was the most famed ice dancing coach in the country, and suburban Detroit the sport's American mecca. Shpilband and been joined by another Russia coach, Marina Zoueva, at the Arctic Edge, a training facility in Canton, just west of Detroit.
Tanith Belbin and Ben Agosto, the 2006 Olympic silver medalists, trained under Shpilband and Zoueva. Two years later, Lenda began helping Shpilband coach and taking on some of her own dancers.
By 2012, Shpilband and Zoueva coached the top two ice dancing teams in the world: Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir of Canada, and Meryl Davis and Charlie White of the U.S. The Canadians won the gold medal in Vancouver, Davis and White the silver.
Later that year, Shpilband was ousted as dance director at Arctic Edge. Zoueva replaced him and became sole coach of the two best ice dancing teams in the world. Zoueva was the focus of media attention here this week when Davis and White won the gold, Virtue and Moir the silver.
Shpilband and Lenda took their talent to the Novi Ice Arena, about 20 miles away from Zoueva and began their own ice dancing empire.
They've done quite well for themselves. Shpilband had five ice dancing teams in Sochi; Lenda assisted with three of them. They didn't bask in the glow of Davis-White vs. Virtue-Moir, as Zoueva has, but they had a memorable Games, nonetheless.
Lenda and Shpilband coached the French national champions, Nathalie Pechalat and Fabian Bourzat, who finished fourth; Italy's Anna Cappellini and Lanotte, who came in sixth; and Americans Madison Chock and Evan Bates, who came in eighth in ice dancing.
They also handled the Lithuania national champions Isabella Tobias and Deividas Stagniunas, who were 17th, and Julia Zlobina and Alexei Sitnikov of Azerbaijan, who came in 14th.
"She's a hard worker, on the ice at 6 and not home until after 7. I'm very proud of her," said her mother, Joyce, who still lives in Williamsville with her husband, Don.
"Yeah, it definitely makes you work a little more at your job," Adrienne said about coaching all those teams. "It's hard. It keeps you going. It's usually a 12-hour day."
It's a labor of love at an Olympics. This is Lenda's first time at the Games.
"It's amazing," she said. "I'm loving it. We just came back from a hockey game, and we're about to go to another hockey game and watch women's skating."
Lenda said Shpilband has no hard feelings toward the top two ice dancing teams. They're still friendly with White-Davis and Virtue-Moir. But she couldn't hide her resentment toward Zoueva, the woman who usurped Shpilband's position with the world's top ice dancers.
"Did you see the articles today?" she aksed. "Virtue and Moir felt their coach, Marina, was not in their corner, and they didn't feel she wasn't putting in the same effort she did in Vancouver.
"It's probably true, because she tends to gravitate toward the more winning team, for selfish reasons."
Lenda, 42, said things look promising for her dancers. Chock and Bates won silver in the recent national championships. She expects White and Davis to retire, along with several other teams, opening the door for the younger ice dancers.
One pair is still single, by the way. Lenda and Shpilband haven't gotten married after an eight-year engagement.
"It's ongoing," she said with a laugh. "We had a little fake marriage on Valentine's Day. They put a little stage in the Olympic Park and have fake village marriages. It was kind of cute. I sent my mom a picture and she was like, 'What?' "
email: email@example.com


text:
Help Center > Badges > Revival
Answer more than 30 days after a question was asked as first answer scoring 2 or more. This badge can be awarded multiple times.
earned this badge 2 times
Taylor expansion to show that for Stratonovich stochastic calculus the chain rule takes the form of the classical one
Awarded Jul 15 '12 at 17:36
Awarded Mar 21 '12 at 15:06


text:
posted by June 7 at 15:55 PMon
From MSNBC.com…
More women experimenting with bisexuality
More women—particularly those in their late teens and 20s—are experimenting with bisexuality or at least feel more comfortable reporting same-sex encounters, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The survey, released Thursday by the CDCs National Center for Health Statistics, found that 11.5 percent of women, ages 18 to 44, said theyve had at least one sexual experience with another women in their lifetimes, compared with about 4 percent of women, ages 18 to 59, who said the same in a comparable survey a decade earlier.
Wow… from 4 percent to 11.5? What percent increase is that? Like, 100 percent +, right? Back to the story…
When it comes to women and same-sex relationships, Mosher said it would be worth studying why young women seek such relationships, and whether they may be trying to avoid diseases more commonly spread through sex with men.
But some experts who study sexuality say its even more likely that many college students simply see experimentation as a rite of passage. Its very safe in the academic community; no one thinks anything of it, said Elayne Rapping, a professor of American studies at the University of Buffalo who has written about sexuality.
But to some extent theres more talk than action, she added, noting that the bisexuality label has become a badge of courage for some college women, even those who only date men. Meanwhile, she said, men who have same-sex experiences are often less likely to talk about it publicly.
The trend among college women has prompted some sexual behavior experts to light-heartedly refer to the term LUG, or lesbian until graduation, said Craig Kinsley, a neuroscientist at the University of Richmond who studies the biology of sexual orientation and gender.


text:
Barre Town voting starts slowlyMarch 05,2013
BARRE TOWN – In a town with no contested races Krista Metivier gets points for standing in the snow greeting voters as if her election to the Barre Town School Board depended on it.
"I need name recognition," said Metivier.
Apparently Metivier's, four-year-old son, Aiden, didn't get the message.
"Vote for my momma," he said greeting a potential voter without actually dropping his mother's name.
Metivier's son had time to work on his delivery because 90 minutes after the polls opened only 57 of the town's 5,887 registered voters had cast ballots.
"I wish I could say: 'We're busy,' but we're not," Town Clerk Donna Kelty said.
As has historically been the case, Town Meeting Day is an all-school affair in Barre Town. Municipal budgets and business is conducted during May elections.
Among the items on today's ballot include the $10.8 million budget for Barre Town Middle and Elementary School and the $12.3 million budget for Spaulding High School.MORE IN This Just InCASTLETON Rutland Post 31 pitcher Andy Kenosh called it mojo. Full StoryRUTLAND More than 26,000 people were without power when severe thunderstorms rolled through the... Full StoryNORTHFIELD A Norwich University professor has been awarded a research fellowship to support her... Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Cat-Man-Doo, Life Essentials, Freeze Dried Chicken, For Cats & Dogs, 5 oz (142 g)
You purchased this item onView this order
Volume Discount
Buy 2+Save 5%
Loyalty Program
- You earn loyalty credit for every order you place at iHerb!
- Loyalty credit is equal to 10% of the value of your order, excluding shipping charges.
- Your loyalty credit will be applied towards your next order as soon as your current order has shipped.
- Your loyalty credits are valid for up to 60 days from the date of your last purchase.
This product is already in your Wish List.
View Wish List
This product is now in your Wish List.
Sorry, this product is no longer in stock.
Expiration Date:?Jul 2017
Expiration Date
The length of time for the expiration date or "best used before" date depends on the type of product, as well as the brand.
Perishable items (such as flax oils or certain probiotics) generally have shorter expiration dates. Although our warehouse is fully air-conditioned, these more fragile items are put in cold storage (freezer or refrigeration unit) for maximum freshness.
Our receiving department does its best to verify and then enter the correct expiration dates for all incoming products. However, discrepancies do occur from time to time. This being said, the exceptionally high turnover at iHerb ensures that our inventory is among the freshest in the industry.
Shipping Weight:?0.8 lbs (0.36 kg)
Shipping Weight
The Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
- Product Code: CMD-78985
- UPC Code: 705105789859
- Package Quantity: 5 oz (142 g)
- Dimensions: 4.8 x 2.9 x 5.8 in, 0.35 lbs (0.16 kg)
- A Natural and Nutritious Treat for Cats and Dogs
- Single Ingredient - All White Breast Meat
- No Additives
- No Preservatives
- 100% Freeze Dried Chicken
- 5 Scrumptious Ounces
- The Pet Treat Produced by True Pet Lovers!
A favorite among cats and dogs everywhere!
Life Essentials Freeze Dried Chicken can be crumbled over food as an appetite enhancer. Re-hydrate with warm water for a soft delicious snack or simply give it to your cat or dog as an everyday treat.
Suggested Use
Life Essentials Freeze Dried Chicken can be crumbled over food as an appetite enhancer. Re-hydrate with warm water for a soft delicious snack or simply give to your cat or dog as an everyday treat.
Freeze dried to perfection to optimize flavor.
Other Ingredients
Freeze dried chicken
We recommended that you store Life Essentials Freeze Dried Chicken in this resealable bag or an airtight container in a dry location. Do not refrigerate.
|Crude protein:
|80% min.
|Crude fat:
|3% min.
|Crude fiber:
|1% max.
|4% max.
|4% max.
My cats go crazy for this!! Sometimes I crush it up and sprinkle it over their normal food, sometimes I just give a small bite as a treat, and sometimes I put it in a bowl and pour water over it. They love it either way, and I feel good knowing that the only ingredient is chicken, not a lot of nast filler and etc.
My cats love this particular chicken, soaked in water and then fed as treats. They seem to prefer it over all other brands I've tried.
A favorite
Posted by 5099909545544593287 on Jul 11, 2016
While initially reluctant, both our dog and our cats really like this. It is one of their favorites.
Very good
Posted by 5112361753569500531 on Jun 15, 2016
My dog and cats love this more than any other snack i tried. It doesn't smell bad and its easy to handle.
Posted by 4815255035761049944 on Jun 13, 2016
My cats likes it
My cat love it
Posted by 4635542930357257287 on Jun 10, 2016
Seems very attractive for my cat, will try other favour next time
Posted by 5336294711157252607 on Jun 10, 2016
My cat love it more than can food !


text:
Some newlyweds in Canada got the wedding pictures of a lifetime. The couple was in Saskatchewan on Saturday when a tornado appeared in the distance.
The photographer took some amazing pictures and posted them online.
Canada's weather service says two tornadoes touched down about an hour away from the couple's photo shoot.


text:
Back in April, the SEC announced that they were keeping their eight-game, 6-1-1 format football schedule for the 2016 season and beyond.
In a press release, SEC Commissioner Mike Slive noted that the "concept of strength of schedule is based on an entire 12-game schedule" and that teams in their conference will "boast of a strong resume' of opponents each and every year."
At the start of the 2014 SEC Football Media Days today in Hoover, Alabama, Slive again pointed to the strength of the SEC as the primary reason for keeping eight games rather than expanding to nine.
"As you know, we spent a great deal of time this past year reviewing the conference's football scheduling format. In May we announced we will continue with the current eight‑game conference schedule," Slive said. "The strength and depth of the SEC was certainly a determining factor in this decision since the concept of strength of schedule is based on the entire 12‑game schedule."
The entire 12-game schedule is what will be looked at by the College Football Playoff Selection Committee, as executive director Bill Hancock stated recently.
"To the selection committee, whether a conference plays eight or nine games is inconsequential," Hancock said. "What matters is – don't just quote me on that, add the next sentence – what matters is everybody's schedule as a whole, all 12 or 13 games."
Since the SEC is touting their strength from top to bottom and keeping the eight-game format, it's imperative that their teams also play a tough non-conference schedule.
To that end, the SEC also mandated that beginning with the 2016 season, all conference members must play at least one non-conference game against a member from a Power Five conference or Notre Dame.
Most SEC teams, however, already fulfill that requirement with their annual rivalry games. Georgia plays Georgia Tech, Florida plays Florida State, South Carolina plays Clemson, and so on.
But it has influenced schools to reach out and grab even more tough opponents when possible. In just over two months since the mandate was issued, SEC teams have scheduled the following games:
Several other great matchups have been rumored, including Alabama-USC, LSU-Miami (FL), and Texas A&M-Texas Tech.
Slive mentioned some of those matchups today, although some were scheduled before the strength of schedule mandate was announced.
"So supplementing our traditional and existing non‑conference rivalry games, our schools have scheduled games with Notre Dame, Michigan, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Kansas State and Arizona, just to name a few," Slive said.
Here's hoping the SEC schools continue to add more good non-conference games in the future.
I've no problem with the SEC keeping their 8 game conference schedule, but they must realize if you schedule 4 cupcakes and miss out on the best teams in the in the opposite division of the SEC, the committee will take that into account. You may get left out if you draw Kentucky & Vandy and schedule 1 FCS teams and 3 "monsters" of the Sun Belt.
In other words, the P5 mandate is a PR move. Vandy, Mississippi St. and Missouri are really the only schools that needed to beef up their OOC schedules to comply with the P5 mandate. (Georgia already plays P5 Georgia Tech every year).
Florida has Florida State, Kentucky has Louisville, Georgia has Georgia Tech, South Carolina has Clemson – I'm not bashing these teams but how much credit do you give them if they play their annual rival and then schedule 3 horrible other teams – all at home? A team like Florida hasn't played a non-conference game outside the state of Florida in… how many years? I just think if you're playing 8 conference games (some will be challenging, some won't) there should be a bigger onus on them to schedule more than just a rival or a bottom feeder from a P5 conference.
Florida hasn't playred a nc road game since 1992 at Syracuse. Google the score. There is no room for cowards in the world bit in college football there is.
Let's the hope the Power 5 opp's aren't going to be B.C., Purdue, Syracuse,Kansas and other cellar dwellers just to fulfill their obligation. Hopefully we get quality P5 opponents!
LOL! What's the record of the bottom 6 in the SEC vs the top 4 or 5? Oh wait someone did it last year and the top 5 lost a whopping 3 ties to the bottom 6 in the last 4 years. The botton of the SEC is actually worse than the bottom of other major conferences.
The notion that the annual rivals you list for the SEC teams are actual good OOC is overblown by people. Gtech is bottom 1/2 program in the ACC that has 1 good year every 10. Louisville was garbage for all but the last 4 years or so, Clemson is a mediocre program over the decades of history, the only A #1 OOC annual is FSU.
Btw, the SEC plays the least OOC vs other major conferences and again leads with the most teams that play no games OOC vs major conferences. Not having 9 games with 14 teams is nothing but stupidity. It means you play 6 teams in your conferences twice in 12 years while you play northwest bumpkin state more times.
and Missouri stepped up to the challege by scheduling a HAH with Purdue.


text:
SETE, France - Lance Armstrong won the final stage of the Languedoc-Roussillon cycling race Sunday, picking up the pace in his preparations for a July attempt at a sixth straight Tour de France title.
The Texan finished in sixth place in the five-day event, finishing 1 minute, 44 seconds behind winner Christophe Moreau of France.
"I've had some ups and downs this week," Armstrong said.
Armstrong attacked on the final climb, an ascent of three-quarters of a mile up Mount Saint-Clair.
About 600 yards from the finish, Armstrong powered ahead.
"The start of the stage was hard, with a climb straight away," he said. "There were a lot of attacks from riders. Everyone was going for it."
Amarillo Globe-News © 2016. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Service | Privacy Policy / About Our Ads


text:
A step-by-step tutorial intended to familiarize you with ProtoSnap and Arduino's IDE and programming language.
An Arduino powered bot made of a bunch of SparkFun bits.
Ever wanted to program ATmega328s outside of the Arduino IDE? Wonder how to tweak the bootloader? We show you all sorts of tips and tricks for Programmer's Notepad!
Hit a button on the computer and wirelessly reprogram your ATmega328, on the first try, every time.
Hacking a car with active RFID so that it knows when you are approaching.
Learn how to add the TTS256 Text to Speech chip to the Voicebox shield and write an Arduino Sketch that allows you to interface with your system.
Learning to use Ponoko's laser cutting service for building your very own Snake Stomp Pads!
Detailed tutorial on the construction of the NCWP Scavenger Box and the story behind it.
She's always sending me mixed signals. Checkout this twist on a stoplight costume using MOSFETs, XBee, and plenty of blinking LEDs.
Using batch files and AVR MKII programmers, this tutorial will show you how to program multiple micro-controllers at the same time. Although it this method requires a bit more desk space, it does offer an affordable alternative to the traditional "all-in-one" ganged programming devices.
Let's squeeze the current consumption of an ATmega down to 1uA.
How to turn a lift into a TARDIS (or trigger sound playback using the sensor of your choice)
This tutorial covers the undocumented HID USB functionality of Arduino 1.0, which allows you to turn your ProMicro into a USB keyboard or mouse.
The new EL Escudo Dos makes it easier than ever to set up EL displays. Here's how to get started!
Building a jousting bot
Building a jousting bot
A quick introduction to SparkFun's Arduino-compatible Protosnap Minibot.
This tutorial will guide you through how to make your very own set of "fast-switching tweezers". What are these? They are a tool that we use here at SparkFun to more easily and quickly test bare LEDs. Sure, you can use a multimeter or a battery, but when you're handling thousands of LEDs and you need to quickly verify color, any amount of efficiency gain is worth the effort!! Best of all, these can light up an LED connected with either polarity.
Check out this cool project from Jeff Miller featuring the SparkFun Arduino Pro Mini!
A long week but lots of new toys to post. Checkout the new Arduino Pro boards and a new miniature GPS logger!
Check out what Spark Fun customers are doing with their Arduinos.
Visual programming languages are a unique way to introduce tyro programmers to thinking like a programmer. Here are some of the great tools we've discovered that enable visual programming for Arduino.
So you want an Arduino compatible microcontroller with a small footprint? Look no further!
A neat little project on beer fermentation control along with new gyros, upgraded LilyPad, a motor driver shield for Arduino, and some new development boards.
Here's how you can use boards with your Chromebooks in makerspaces, libraries and schools
Minibloq - a free and open-source graphical programming environment for Arduino.
EL Escudo new shield for Arduino. A new class for Monday and a few new user submitted projects.
HacKidemia is a global organization that runs hands-on STEM workshops for kids in more than 25 countries around the world with 8000 children and 400 mentors. They were asked to bring the project to Africa and launched an indiegogo campaign two months ago: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/afrimakers. The main intention is to enable African makers -- kids in particular -- to use making and prototyping for solving local challenges like access to clean water, energy and information. SparkFun has donated the materials for 7 maker boxes - enough to support the initial campaign goal to equip each of the 7 hubs with a set of Arduino's, sensors, books, and tools.
Modkit - A new web-based graphical programming interface for Arduino looking for a little help
Controlling a Christmas tree with Arduino? Don't mind if I do!
A look at implementing the Arduino blink.ino sketch as an explicit state machine. To further explore state machines, an alarm clock state diagram is drawn and implemented.
New ST micro LPR530AL dual axis gyro breakout boards, and ADXL345 evaluation board with Arduino/FAT32 combo, soldering class on Sept. 30th, smart card socket, and a powerful new GS407 GPS receiver module.
If you're looking to chat with those on the "other side," might as well do it with Arduino!
I met Reagan at Maker Faire New York, and I ask him some questions about his recent project: an animatronic Jackal helmet from Stargate.
Today is the day - check out our great Arduino deals!
Arduino formally announces the Arduino Uno and Arduino Mega 2560.
A couple tutorials to help you unleash your inner inventor.
We have a few new/revised products we wanted to quickly highlight!
We didn't find any events that matched "Arduino Pro". Would you like to Browse Classes?
We didn't find any articles that matched "Arduino Pro".
Shopping list. Get going with the Arduino Pro Mini.
The two Arduino Pro Mini boards are the highest priority.
Parts list to make the Random Pick-Up Line Generator from...
Comments report that the Hakko Chisel tip works better with...


text:
Aisling B&B
Boston, MA
Phone: 617-206-8049
Best Way To Stay Like A Local
Located in a South End Victorian row house, this famously friendly three-room B&B puts you in the heart of Boston's most chic neighborhood. Stylish rooms, a great breakfast, and friendly hosts–all for a great price.
Please Note: This information was accurate at the time of publication. When planning a trip, please confirm details by directly contacting any company or establishment you intend to visit.
You May Like
Browse Similar Travel Listings
- By Category: Editors Choice
- By Type: Lodging
- By Publication: Yankee Magazine


text:
This is a portion of one of the closing pages of my latest picture book about a family with a flying car.
It was developed for both print and app simultaneously which was a bit of a juggling act on my part, but my years as an artist in the video games industry put me in good shape to cope.
This is a grab from the jpeg layout I sent to the developer, you can see the arrow I scribbled on it to show that the moon should be a draggable object.
We're currently at Alpha on the app...the picture book is selling on Amazon as we speak. Hurray!
keyboard shortcuts:
L or F like
Z toggle zoom
post comment
Show and tell for designers
What are you working on? Dribbble is a community of designers sharing screenshots of their work, process, and projects.
Copyright © 2009–2016 Dribbble LLC. All screenshots © their respective owners. Shipped from Salem, Mass. USA.


text:
In this book, I have combined both the psychology of weight loss and the best available nutrition science to give you a 3 phase customized plan that is truly livable and will allow you to lose weight and keep the weight off.
- PHASE 1: (10 days – Clean Start) This initial phase leads to more immediate, rapid weight loss, which is a great motivator. I ask you to clean up your carbs (not cut completely) and trim the fat in your diet to make every calorie count to burn fat, maintain muscle and prevent hunger.
- PHASE 2: (10 days – Customize) By taking a simple quiz, I help you customize your carbohydrate intake based on your metabolic profile. This is the FIRST diet out there to take a big step towards a more personalized eating plan.
- PHASE 3: (Cycle for Success) Real life (alcohol, sweets) are re-introduced, but there's a catch, you have to 'earn' them by cycling your carbs twice a week. This approach works really well over the holidays as it gives you a little flexibility to live your life while trying to lose weight.
You don't have to give up any food groups and it works – just see what some of the test dieters with whom I had no interaction have to say. If you are ready to start a weight loss lifestyle designed specifically for you, this is the book to get!


text:
I'm Carol J. Alexander.
I write stories of hard working folk—farmers who rise before the sun to provide food for the masses, homesteaders that fight against the odds to live off the land, homemakers who struggle to put up enough food for a year on a shoestring budget, and parents who see the future in their children.
Since 2007, my stories have been published in BackHome, Grit, Hobby Farms, Urban Farm, From Scratch, Home Education, The Old Schoolhouse, and in regional parenting magazines all over North America.
As a former columnist for my local newspaper, several highly trafficked blogs, and a national magazine, I understand the meaning of a deadline. Discipline, attention to detail, research, and interviewing skills have made it possible for my writing to reach millions of readers.
As editor of Shenandoah Living magazine, I edit stories of those hard working folk who live in and love the most beautiful place in the world—the Shenandoah Valley. I work with a team of writers to keep a full editorial calendar, review query letters and make assignments, assign photographers and make appropriate selections from their submissions, and collaborate with layout and design on the perfect placement of stories, ads, and photographs to bring readers a stunning experience of their world.
In 2012, I published a series of unit studies for homeschoolers and involved parents called Lessons from the Homestead. Written to show parents how to teach their children academic skills alongside their farm chores, each study features over 50 lessons in math, science, language, and more.
In 2014, I published Homestead Cooking with Carol: Bountiful Make-ahead Meals. This five-star rated book shows the busy homesteading homemaker how to prepare her food at harvest time so she spends less time making supper the rest of the year.
And in 2015, I developed Break into Magazine Writing: A Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Published. This five-week course takes new writers from generating story ideas to writing a query letter that sells.
Take a peek at a few of my featured works by clicking on the appropriate tab above and then check out my recommendations. If you like what you see, I'd love to work with you.


text:
Comic-Con Trailers: The Best of the Best, Ranked
Film, TV
This was a great follow-up to a great first issue, with one of the coolest endings that you're gonna see in a superhero comic this year!
Grant Morrison really does not make it easy on himself, does he? He could have gone for the traditional superheroics that was so popular in his JLA run (which WAS quite good), but instead, he has decided to do an extremely dark slow burn with Final Crisis, and while it might not be the type of story people had been expecting (it's practically the polar opposite of the previous two Crisis mini-series), it is still quite well crafted.
The thorough degradation that the heroes are going through is striking, none more striking that the situation of Turpin, who has to deal with what is likely Darkseid inhabiting his body. How Turpin handles such a situation gives the book a deep-seated human reaction – Turpin acts like the POV character that crossovers like these rarely have – we are so used to the grand spectacle of these things, we rarely get the "everyman" view (everyman as in man of the people, not the hackneyed shapeshifter). Turpin's slow descent into madness gives us that beautifully – and it allows Morrison to work in some meta-fiction references, too (as Turpin is Kirby, so he meets "his creations").
I liked the Japanese heroes, and the bit with Shilo and Sonny Sumo worked nicely in the way Morrison gets across the point of the series in only a few lines, essentially saying "evil won, so now we have to come up with something."
Speaking of evil winning – things don't look good for Batman and Superman, but as we see earlier in the issue, superheroes are ever hopeful – even as they bury their friend, they pray for a resurrection – I love how freakin' OPTIMISTIC that is, in the middle of this dark, dark story!!
This dark story also contains a few unresolved mysteries, and I have to say, I'm a bit disappointed when I read people who seem to want these mysteries explained, like, right now. Seems kinda strange. Like last issue's cliffhanger – as though it is a failing that Morrison didn't thoroughly explain who the fellow was at the end of last issue in that issue.
Oh, by the way – JG Jones' artwork is amazing throughout the issue, but particularly that last page.
The last page features…
Barry Allen bursting out from the past (or future?) being chased by a time traveling god-killing bullet and the Black Racer!
How amazing is that?
And it follows a great line by Jay Garrick about the unfairness of time.
Great comic book – can't wait 'til next month!
It frustrates me when I hear some people complain that nothing is happening in the book. Just because there is not a crazy amount of action going on doesn't mean that nothing is happening. To me, an intriguing story is better than a drawn out action sequence.
I loved this one too, it was downright cinematic. And I like to have my thinkbone challenged, as long as it's in service of the story, which these mysteries and ambiguities certainly are. When I want everything wrapped up in two pages, I read Tiny Titans (which sometimes I do, but I'm thinking of FC as something a bit more akin to "24" in its pacing).
I think a lot of criticism especially on message boards is because this is not Secret Invasion. Yes, it is not. But it never tried to be one. Apart from that even critics who disliked #1 seem to be turning around with this issue. And yes this issue has a lot more stuff going on. And a great final page. But more than anything its because of Sonny Sumo, because Sonny Sumo is awesome.
To me, FC #2 read like a collection of vignettes edited together at random. The writer creates the whole shebang with a wink and a nudge like the reader is supposed to know what's going on, but the reader is just left in the dark.
This is why Grant Morrison is hit-or-miss with me. FC #1 was awesome, but #2 was junk. Conversely, in Batman R.I.P., I hated the first issue (with that same "lost" feeling), but the second issue rocked. It's just so inconsistent.
Was he being chased by the bullet, or was he chasing it? It seemed to me he was trying to grab it as he was being chased by the Racer.
What you see as a collection of vignettes, I see as threads which will ultimately combine to make one whole. That has been Morrison's MO on a lot of stories. Instead of the more decompressed approach in most of superhero comics today where stories that should take in no more than one issue stretched out to make TPB's Morrison still seems to be influence by his 2000 AD days where 5 pages an issue is all you get.
"It frustrates me when I hear some people complain that nothing is happening in the book. Just because there is not a crazy amount of action going on doesn't mean that nothing is happening. To me, an intriguing story is better than a drawn out action sequence."
And it makes sense from a stoyline standpoint, also. How many past major crossovers involved some big villain who imposes some kind of physical risk to the heroes? And the heroes always win. Heck, the Sinestro Crops War had every major DC villain all at once, and the heroes STILL won.
Here in Final Crisis, which is supposed to be "the day evil wins," the villains are smart enough to do some low-key organization before they launch some major attack. Cool stuff.
As for people wanting all the mysteries solved… well, that's the nature of many comic book fans. We read serial fiction that's designed to keep us reading month-to-month but we want to know everything that will happen over the next twelve issues. Self torture, Killing yourself to live, an' all that.
That's why I only read Fables in trade. Couldn't bare doing that month-to-month. But it's still hard to go eight months to a year for the next trade… why do we do this to ourselves?
I'd actually prefer SI if it was more like Final Crisis: instead of spending pages on essentially meaningless action scenes, show me the mechanations that got the antagonist to their point of strength. (I much prefer the New Avengers stuff to SI.)
One thing that struck me as weird was how pathetic Batman seemed near the end, specifically when you remember that Morrison wrote the JLA as Gods on Earth and now seems to be writing them as merely men.
i am very surprised notable silver age character has returned
@Thok. Yes, that seems to be a thing Morrison is consciously trying to do. Back when he did Rock of Ages, Morrison treated the New Gods the same way every body else did. As Superheroes. But since then as he has stated in interviews, he read the Kirby stuff, and realized that the New Gods were indeed Gods. Hence the absolute contemptuous treatment of Batman. He's up against Granny Goodness, meaning, he never had a chance.
I am digging this series, and I haven't been able to stomach much out of the DCU for years now. So on that level, it's doing its job.
Same with Secret Invasion, actually, although I have been keeping up with Marvel, but SI has me interested again.
Unfortunately, Final Crisis made me optimistic, and I bought two issues of Trinity, and boy is it infuriatingly sub-mediocre.
Paperghost – I saw it as you did; Barry chasing the bullet while being chased himself.
Some comments may contain spoilers. Not suitable for those with heart conditions, pregnant or nursing, or acute nerdtosis:
I was on the bubble the whole issue whether or not I was going to pick this up as it came out or for cheap later. The last page sold it for me. Did the Black Chase Barry back in CoIE, or is that something Morrison came up with? Same thing with the "theotoxic" bullet. Is that new? All the action you needed the whole issue was right there. The book reads like a fever dream. I hope it wakes up by the end.
he has decided to do an extremely dark slow burn with Final Crisis, and while it might not be the type of story people had been expecting (it's practically the polar opposite of the previous two Crisis mini-series), it is still quite well crafted.
I think expectations are a big part of it — we've all gotten used to events where plot and continuity are the most important elements. Last night I realized that Morrison is actually doing something different with the balance of storytelling elements: he's making theme more important than plot. To put it differently, "why" is more important than "what" or "how." And I think that's throwing a lot of readers for a loop, because that's not what they expect, and, for many, not what they want.
I think ultimately this is going to be a love-it-or-hate-it series, because of that.
As Chad Nevett and I recently pointed out, Final Crisis is actually the only event series this summer that actually HAS a "secret invasion." The Marvel thing stopped being a secret in the very first issue!
I agree that any story can only be judged fairly after it's complete. Still, in this case that's months away. For now, all we can do is decide if we like what we have seen so far.
And while I agree that Morrison is a great creator, he can also be *very* confusing until all the pieces of his puzzles have fallen in place… and sometimes even afterwards. So that IS a valid criticism, especially the part about Final Crisis being confusing to those who aren't too familiar with the characters he's using.
(As for the mess regarding nobody remembering the Death of the New Gods, that can be explained away very simply: The Source erased the memory of what happened from everyone so they would not interfere with its plans, whatever they are. And BTW: turning the Source (which was a stand-in for God) into an uncaring cosmic force? Worst Kirby tribute ever.)
But back to the FC story: frankly, I'm not impressed. Even if this was a story that stood on its own, with NO Big Crossover status or negative publicity, I would still be mildly interested at best. Nothing has hooked me yet; nor Manhunter's death nor Flash's return. Morrison needs to explain himself better, not to a ridiculous give-all-away -right now point, but certainly more clearly. My fear is that by the end, he'll not bother to go back and explain everything (he's done it before.)
Oh, and about the attitude towards the Martian's death: that's not optimism, it's being practical. How many major DC heroes have died and come back in the last few years? Come on, it's one thing if one or two resurrections happen, but when nearly EVERY major member of the League has done it? You have to understand if they are getting doubtful about a heroes' death being completely final.
This was ok. A step-up from the previous issue, but didn't rock my world. The main reason I'm reading this is to see what status-quo Morrison intends to set up for the DCU in the long term (how long DC will keep this status-quo before retconning everything away is another matter). One thing it does have over SI is that you do feel this is something big, cosmic affecting series. So far, SI just seems like one big long fight scene (not that there is anything wrong with that), and as someone pointed out, stopped being a 'Secret' since the first issue.
Was he being chased by the bullet, or was he chasing it? It seemed to me he was trying to grab it as he was being chased by the Racer.
Oh, good call. Yeah, I could see it either way.
What the hell, Morrison!?!? Why haven't you told us what the deal is already? FAILURE!!
Sijo said…
"Oh, and about the attitude towards the Martian's death: that's not optimism, it's being practical. How many major DC heroes have died and come back in the last few years? Come on, it's one thing if one or two resurrections happen, but when nearly EVERY major member of the League has done it? You have to understand if they are getting doubtful about a heroes' death being completely final."
That line reminded me a lot of Metamorpho's funeral in JLA #5. Except, you know, people actually turned up for the Manhunter.
I was thinking that during that scene, Rohan. I did not like it when Morrison had no one show up for Metamorpho, so I was pleased to see him make much the same point without the dreary turnout.
In a way, that page actually helped make it clearer that he really is dead. Nobody showed up at Metamorpho's funeral (or Tomorrow Woman's, for that matter) because they were sure they were just going to be resurrected anyway. Contrast that with Manhunter's funeral, where- despite Superman's hopeful (and practical) prayer- the whole gang showed up. That might be Morrison's way of telling us he's not coming back, folks.
Of course, he might not have been thinking of that scene from JLA at all. And I'm becoming more convinced that MM and Barry- the fathers of the Silver Age- are going to become celestial beings of some sort by the end of this, so I clearly have no idea what I'm talking about.
I dunno, I skimmed this one (like I skimmed the first one) and there was nothing happening that dragged me into wanting to read it in greater depth. Everything is callbacks and shoutouts and nostalgia (Hey, look, everyone! Sunny Sumo! Isn't that awesome…for the hardcore 70s Kirby fans who already know who he is?) …except for the bad guys, who are doing a sub-Geoff-Johns "we are so much more evil than ever before, look how evil we are" schtick that got old back when it was merely Infinite, instead of Final.
And again, it's hard to buy into this series as "Final Crisis, the Day Evil Won, the Biggest Crisis Ever, the Major Event to End All Major Events" when they're also simultaneously saying, "But don't worry, it won't impact on your regular books you buy, and we've committed to a full year of Trinity." It reduces FC in scope before it's even started, making it feel overhyped before I can get a chance to enjoy it.
Sorry, but this is just one that's leaving me cold right now. Maybe in five years, I'll go back and pick it up and get more out of it, but as an "event", it's weak tea.
"And again, it's hard to buy into this series as "Final Crisis, the Day Evil Won, the Biggest Crisis Ever, the Major Event to End All Major Events†when they're also simultaneously saying, "But don't worry, it won't impact on your regular books you buy, and we've committed to a full year of Trinity.†It reduces FC in scope before it's even started, making it feel overhyped before I can get a chance to enjoy it."
And yet we hardcore fans wonder why the Big Two don't always listen to us… aren't we the ones who said we wanted events that didn't spill into every title going? Didn't we say we wanted to read our ongoing series without them being sucked into the crossover du jour? I don't mean to pick on you specifically, John, but I've heard this argument a lot in regards to FC, and it seems a little hypocritical.
….aren't we the ones who said we wanted events that didn't spill into every title going? Didn't we say we wanted to read our ongoing series without them being sucked into the crossover du jour?
Certainly, I have said that, and it's one of the things I approve of about both Final Crisis and Trinity. I have a hunch that FC will read better in trade– all Morrison's work seems to go down better when it's right there in one place, something that people tend to forget when he switches titles– but it pleases me a great deal that the other books are all chugging along fine.
Apart from everything else, it would be too expensive to keep up. I just canceled a bunch of my pulls at the shop simply because of price. If DC has figured out that today's reaction to a line-wide crossover is a groan of "I can't afford all this crap," then more power to them.
I'm pretty sure they haven't, but one can hope.
Not counting FC itself or DCU # 0, there are already 22 issues that "tie in" to FC, if you count all the limited series and one-shots, most of which DC is branding with a "Final Crisis" on the cover or as part of the title. That's quite a bit money, and I do hope not all the issues are necessary to enjoy the overall story. The only one I'm really looking forward to is the Legion mini, as George Perez + the Legion = Something I will buy, even I don't really care for the writer
Rohann, I think the point John was making was that, for some, it's a bit hard to feel any interest about the ramifications of FC while Trinity is still ongoing, particularly when it comes to the Big 3. Maybe it's a mistake for DC to be releasing both series at the same time? I think Trinity should have been released after FC, as a series to define the Big 3 in the post-FC status quo. There are also times when I feel why is Busiek defining who Batman is when "Batman RIP" is still on going, and is supposed to CHANGE BATMAN FOREVER!!! I don't blame Busiek or Morrison for this, however, I just feel this is bad planning by the higher-ups at DC.
For my money, they should scrap Trinity, which is worthless.
I don't like big events for their event-ness, I like or dislike them based on the story itself, and on the stories they make possible in other titles. (I didn't read any mainline House of M, but I have since read some decent interesting stories produced by its premise).
I like the large scope of the FC story, but I don't care whether it effects other titles or not.
Final Crisis works for me on its own merits, and makes me work to get what I can from it, which is something that I often need in an otherwise over-priced for the amount of entertainment medium/genre.
I'm still sort of puzzled how FC will fit in with all the other titles on a month by month basis. It doesn't seem to be anywhere near as cohesive (yet) as Infinite Crisis was with regards the "spill" into other titles, and as others have commented, FCs "END OF ALL THINGS" spin sort of gets trashed when you have plenty of other titles that are obviously going to rumble on regardless of what happens in it.
So in terms of that, I'm wondering exactly where in the timeline FC is supposed to fit in. Is it *really* supposed to sit alongside all the other monthlies, or is it more of a kind of "What if" type affair that isn't taking place in the here and now, but just a little further down the line time-wise…a kind of "this is the impending end of all things for everyone, but it'll never actually happen because it takes place, uh, next week or something".
Yeah, that's the one. I think.
How come I less confused by Final Crisis then I have been the previous Crisis. I still really don't remember what the original Crisis was about.
[…] Crisis #2 is getting some great reviews in the blogosphere. Which just goes to show how much tastes differ, since two issues in I'm […]
"I'd actually prefer SI if it was more like Final Crisis: instead of spending pages on essentially meaningless action scenes, show me the mechanations that got the antagonist to their point of strength. (I much prefer the New Avengers stuff to SI.)"
I kind of like how the Secret Invasion stuff is playing out. You get the more character and detailed plot stuff in the Avengers books and you get your major action and plot beats in Secret Invasion. They compliment each other well. And the spinoffs aren't that necessary but hey if you're that type of person who wants to know Captain Britain's perspective of the Invasion well there's a book for that. I'm sticking mainly with the Avengers and Secret Invasion. But hey there's that option.
But I'm digging Final Crisis. There's just an oddness about I can't resist. I'm also one of those few people who sort of likes not knowing who every character is and their backstory. If I really want to know wikipedia can give me a hand. Otherwise I'm enjoying the confusion so far. I think it does a better job because who in this story is important and who isn't and what roles they play.
I guess I'm easy to please
Morrison's writing if frequently uneven when he's telling a "big" story, rather than several small stories centered around a big story. But some of the sums are more than the parts, and some of the parts are just wonderful. The middle part of World War III in JLA, the two part New Gods alternate reality future, is one of the best Fourth World stories EVER, despite some dreadful art. The Darkseid fight is easily the cleverest fight the character has ever been part of.
I have to say that i didn't like FC at all, and I may start skimming through to see if anything if it's worh buying in the future. I don't know the sumo guy and do we need another Flash? We had three at one point. We lost the main one, aged the future one then killed him off, and brought the old- one back, and then brought back the older-older one? And uh, Martian Manhunter died. He's gone for good. Just like when Barry Allen died in the first Crisis. uh..umm…..Hey look everybody it's Barry Allen! The Flash who died years ago, but has been seen a couple of times since in the pages of the Flash comic every so often. So Manhunter ends up going to heaven..not martian heaven mind you, and becomes a warrior who defends heaven and 3 yrs from now comes back to Earth to warn the JLA of a new threat to all of mankind. Or comes back to warn us of Blackest Night. whichever comes first. I just can't get into it. But at least I bought the first 2 issues. i stopped after the first issue of Secret Invasion. And didn't we just have an injustice gang a while back? Now we're get a League of evil or whatever again?!? Ish # 3 better get things going or i'm off the train. Oh and I suppose Darkseid planned on having his heart ripped out by Orion and then getting the chance to conquer heaven? That's some industrial-strength Doctor Doom planning right there homies!
Comics Should Be Good accepts review copies. Anything sent to us will (for better or for worse) end up reviewed on the blog. See where to send the review copies.


text:
St. Augustine Mayor George Gardner will be the speaker at Friday's 9 a.m. meeting of the St. Augustine International Real Estate Council. The meeting is open to the public. It will be held at the St. Augustine and St. Johns County Board of Realtors office, located at 1789 Lakeside Ave., off State Road 312.
© 2016. All Rights Reserved. Contact Us


text:
Keratin Complex Intense RX Ionic Keratin Restructuring Serum
$50.00 - $100.00
Keratin Complex Intense Rx Ionic Keratin Protein Restructuring Serum rebuilds elasticity and tensile strength to hair, reducing breakage in just one treatment.
Based on 40 Reviews
Previous Page
Apr 13, 2011
This is worth every penny, my hair is shiny, strong, and healthy after the FIRST USE!!!!!
2 out of 2 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
Apr 11, 2011
Miracle Product For Frizzy Damaged Hair
I have fine, frizzy/curly hair that is and has been highlighted and bleached for many years. It was literally breaking off. I am so glad I found this product. Not only does it seem to strengthen and smooth my hair, but it leaves it softer than ever before. It feels super healthy and for the first time in a long time (I am 41), it SHINES! Although I have frizzy hair, I blow dry it straight or wavy every day. The heat of the dryer activates this product to result in the softness and shine. I highly recommend it. It's worth the price.
6 out of 6 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
Apr 8, 2011
Love It!! Left My Hair Beautiful And Shiny
I have really DRY, Thick , curly long hair. Everything that i have used B4 has always left my hair very oily and flat, until i used this product. It left my hair full and shiny. My ends look super healthy. I just couldnt believe the results. I really love this product and its very much worth the price.
6 out of 6 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
Janet L.
West Palm Beach
Jan 7, 2011
This Serum Is My Secret Weapon
Best serum on the market. It is a little pricey but worth every penny. Gets rid of all your split ends and leaves your hair very soft and frizz free .
11 out of 12 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
Dec 6, 2010
Worth The Price
I know this product is pricey but it lasts a long time. My hair used to break all the time and it's in great condition now. This is a great product for those with brittle hair!
13 out of 13 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
Nov 16, 2010
It's A Miracle!
This is the best leave-in I have tried. I wish it wasn't so expensive! It's not greasy at all and it left my hair in great condition and I didn't have to wash it for 3 days.
13 out of 14 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
Las Vegas
Nov 15, 2010
Flyaway And Frizzy To Fabulous
I have past shoulder-length fine, thin, wavy-to-frizzy hair that has semi-permanent color over some grey, and I have been using the wonderful and life-changing Keratin Complex Smoothing Treatments over the past year. The KC Smoothing Treatments have been lasting about 4 months.
For some reason, this last treatment didn't last quite as long, so I found myself wanting an urgent appointment with my hairdresser, which unfortunately was not possible with her busy schedule. In desperation, I found this new KC Intense Rx product on-line, and bought it because of some great reviews that I read.
Well, this product is amazing! I washed my hair with the KC color care shampoo, used a little of the KC color conditioner, then towel dried my hair to 80% dry. 80% means towel dry thoroughly with one towel, then discard and towel dry with a second smaller towel. Then I started applying this product: 2 pumps into the palm of my hand, rubbed my hands together, then applied it to my hair. I started at the ends, and worked my way up towards my scalp.
It felt great, and not greasy or heavy at all, which is very unusual for me with my thin fine hair. I can't usually apply very much of any product. Since it didn't look like it was weighing down my hair, (and I didn't have a date that night, lol) I thought I would experiment, and repeated with another two pumps. And another. And another. Hair felt great, healthier, with body. Ok, yet one more 2 pump application. It still didn't feel like it was too much product.
Then I bent over and blew dry my hair, just blow drying with my head upside down, no styling with a brush. When my hair was completely dry, then I did a little styling with a brush, and I was amazed at how easy it was to get it to be smooth and shiny. Then I did some flat ironing of the ends to get them to curve under, and just some quick flat ironing all over just to make it all even more smooth and shiny.
My hair looked fabulous for the first time in weeks! And with minimal time and effort. Great shine, and body, and manageability like I hadn't seen since the first weeks after the $250+ KC Smoothing Treatment. Bliss. I went from feeling frantic because my next KC appointment wasn't for another 10 days, to thinking, well, maybe I don't need it quite that soon. My hair looked great the next day also.
Bottom line: this product worked GREAT for me, I have never before used another product that has impressed me as much. It seems like it is instantly absorbed by the damaged hair cuticle, and that it fills in the damaged areas. I still have to blow dry my hair, and brush style it, and finish with some quick flat-ironing, but then what I have is smooth silky manageable healthy looking hair. Surprisingly, it seems to last to some extent through shampooing.... even after rinsing out the shampoo, my wet hair feels healthier and smoother. An amazing product... it actually delivers what every other hair product advertises and promises!
102 out of 107 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
Kelly G.
Nov 8, 2010
Best Hair Repair Product
This product is amazing! I have tried every single hair repair product out there - this product has changed my hair. I end up using a lot of it because my hair is so porous and damaged. It sucks it up like a sponge, but the result is shiny, healthy hair. I had an area that used to break all of the time and finally it is growing in. I recommend this product to those with damaged hair!
45 out of 48 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
Washingotn DC
Nov 8, 2010
The product was so easy to use and totally transformed a clients hair that had been heavily highlighted and was fried and breaking. Loved it!!!
20 out of 22 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
Holly S.
Oct 29, 2010
Love It!
My hair dresser suggested the product because keratin treatments aren't meant for thin, fine hair like mine.
I was surprised the product recommends washing hair and towel drying (no conditioner). But my hair has looked much smoother and seems to have gained body.
It has looked the smoothest when I used with with an infomercial product (cleansing conditioner) and then the serum.
I cannot tell if breakage is reduced yet because I haven't been using the product very long so far. But I love it already.
20 out of 21 shoppers thought this review was helpful.


text:
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your great plugin. I´m trying to customize it, but have some problems...
I´m using the plugin in a widget area with fixed dimesions. It means that I can´t have the widget changing its size all the time. The box of the normal login is perfect, but, when you clic in "forgot password", for exemple, it opens another div with the recover action... it happens either when you click "submit" without fill the password, and the worse one is when it opens the whole user profile inside the widget!!
Is there a way to keep the widget with just its basic function of login and open a special page when something works bad to inform or recorver password or show profile?
Thanks for your help!


text:
I am currently having a problem in which I have 3 LinkedClones created from the same parent snapshot.
The tasks I do consists of creating a lot of snapshots per virtual machine, therefore having the need of deleting snapshots after a period of time.
Because I only need the most recent snapshots, I always delete the oldest one (the one at the top of the tree).
This action ends up changing the ID in the VMDK file of the Parent VM, causing the other 2 VMs to become unusable.
An example.
Parent creates snapshot 0, which will be used to bring clones A, B,and C.
Using these 3 clones, I keep taking snapshots over a period of time until the snapshot tree is full.
Let's take A, with snapshots: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
I delete 1 to make more room. This changes the Parent's ID.
What can I do to solve this problem?
On a side note, vSphere Client tells me that it needs consolidation for VMs B and C.


text:
Skip to Main Content
IEEE membership options for an individual and IEEE Xplore subscriptions for an organization offer the most affordable access to essential journal articles, conference papers, standards,
eBooks, and eLearning courses.
Learn more about:
IEEE membership
IEEE Xplore subscriptions
An innovative laboratory methodology for an introductory digital design course is presented. Instead of having traditional lab experiences, where students have to come to school classrooms, a ldquolab at homerdquo concept is proposed. Students perform real experiments in their own homes, using hardware kits specially developed for this purpose. They analyze given problems, design the appropriate solutions, and test the actual circuit in a distance learning context. Four course offerings were successfully accomplished with this methodology, and more than 65 kits with a programmable logic board were given to groups of students for the whole semester in each of these. An opinion survey showed that the experience was very successful among students. Laboratory learning objectives are analyzed to validate this experience. This paper also discusses scalability and different students' work evaluation approaches, in order to facilitate the application of this methodology to other contexts. Moreover, the ldquolab at homerdquo is shown to be very suitable for high enrollment courses and easy to scale, providing actual hardware platforms for students at an affordable cost for the institution.
A not-for-profit organization, IEEE is the world's largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity.© Copyright 2016 IEEE - All rights reserved. Use of this web site signifies your agreement to the terms and conditions.


text:
Marian HackMan Marinov
I'm a System Administrator by calling.
Currently I'm the CEO and chief software architect at 1H Ltd.
I'm also helping with the organization of Bulgaria's biggest FOSS conference - OpenFest
I'm teaching Network Security and Linux System Administration at the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics of Sofia University.
And finally I'm the chairman of the board of Open Projects Foundation
1 answer
0 questions
0 people reached
- Sofia, Bulgaria
- hydra.azilian.net
- Member for 4 years, 3 months
- 5 profile views
- Last seen Apr 26 '13 at 22:06
Badges (1)
Gold —
Silver —
Bronze 1


text:
5. Canned Tomatoes
Great for: Italian and Mexican recipes, chili, stew, and casseroles. Flavor options range from no-salt-added sliced stewed tomatoes to diced tomatoes with garlic and olive oil.
What's a serving? One can contains about 3.5 (1/2-cup) servings.
Price per serving: About 28 cents. You can buy a 14.5-ounce can for about $1 on sale (often less for store brands).
Nutrition Info per serving: About 25 calories, 1 gram fiber, 10% Daily Value of vitamin A, and 15% Daily Value of vitamin C.
6. Oranges (extra large navel oranges)
Great for: Snacks, green salads, and fruit salads.
What's a serving? 1 large or extra large orange.
Price per serving: 40 cents for a large orange and 79 cents for an extra large orange. Oranges sell for around $0.79 per pound, and a large orange is about 1/2 pound, whereas an extra large orange is about 1 pound.
Nutrition Info per serving: (for an 8 ounce orange): 106 calories, 5.5 grams fiber, 10% Daily Value for vitamin A, 200% Daily Value vitamin C, 17% Daily Value for folate, 9% Daily Value for calcium, and 12% potassium.
7. Pears
Great for: Snacks, as an appetizer with cheese, green salads, and fruit salads.
What's a serving? 1 large pear
Price per serving: about 45 cents for a large pear. Pears sell for about $0.90 per pound, and a large pear weighs about 1/2 pound.
Nutrition Info per serving: 133 calories, 7 grams of fiber, 16% Daily Value for vitamin C, and 8% for potassium.
8. Lentils (dry)
Great for: Soups and stews, cold bean salads, and casseroles.
What's a serving? 2 ounces (dry)
Price per serving: 14 cents. A 16 ounce bag sells for $1.12 (on sale) and contains eight servings.
Nutrition Info per serving: 195 calories, 14 grams protein, 6 grams fiber, 24% Daily Value for Iron, 10% Daily Value for magnesium and potassium.
9. Pearl Barley (dry)
Great for: Soups and stews, cold salads, and casseroles.
What's a serving? 2 ounces (dry)
Price per serving: About 12 cents. A 16 ounce bag of dry pearl barley sells for about $0.94 and contains about 8 servings.
Nutrition Info per serving: 199 calories, 9 grams fiber, 2.5 grams soluble fiber, 6 grams protein, 8% Daily Value for iron, and 11% Daily Value for magnesium.


text:
Hussein Malla, Associated Press
ATHENS, Greece — Thousands of evacuees from strife-torn Libya reached ports across the Mediterranean on Saturday, with thousands more still scrambling to flee the North African nation by sea, air or land.
More than 2,800 Chinese workers landed in Heraklion on the Greek island of Crete aboard a Greek ship Saturday. Further to the west, another 2,200 Chinese arrived in Valletta, the capital of Malta, on a ship from the eastern Libyan port of Benghazi. Hours earlier, in the dark of night, a U.S-chartered ferry dropped off over 300 passengers in Valletta after a voyage from Tripoli, the Libyan capital.
The sheer numbers of foreigners leaving Libya as Moammar Gadhafi's regime attacks anti-government protesters has been staggering. As of Saturday, at least 16,000 Chinese workers and 15,000 Turks had been evacuated, most working in the construction and oil industries.
In addition, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told the Security Council that some 22,000 people have fled across the Libyan border to Tunisia and another 15,000 crossed the border to Egypt.
"There are widespread reports of refugees being harassed and threatened with guns and knives," Ban said, adding that many people who managed to cross the border said their trip was "terrifying."
A State Department spokesman said Saturday that the United States had advised its citizens residing in Libya as early as Feb. 20 to depart and that it had ensured everyone was informed and assisted in leaving the country.
"We are unaware of large pockets of Americans who wished to evacuate but did not. However, we are aware that there may be Americans still in Libya that may need assistance departing the country," said Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs Philip J. Crowley.
"We assisted Americans in departing on Dutch, British, Canadian, Turkish and other government sponsored evacuations," Crowley added.
At the harbor in Valletta, women holding babies and other passengers walked down a ramp to solid land after an eight-hour voyage across the choppy Mediterranean Sea.
"Oh, it was a long ordeal. We are glad it's over," said evacuee Sara Ali, a 30-year-old with dual Libyan-American citizenship. "We're just really tired and really happy to be out and safe."
The passengers had been stuck aboard the catamaran since Wednesday, but strong winds and high seas had prevented the ferry from leaving the Libyan capital Tripoli for three days.
"It was pretty uncomfortable just because of the delay," said Lucile Usielmerazcerna, an evacuee from Santa Cruz, California. "It was really rough waters coming over here, also having to stay in the dock for two or three days."
A group of 2,200 Chinese arrived in Malta's Valletta port on a ship from Benghazi Saturday morning. They are expected to go to the airport and board flights back home, according to Maltese authorities.
A Boeing 737 charter flight with 148 seats — likely the last flight organized by the British government — is due to arrive in Tripoli Saturday afternoon and will return to London later in the day. All Britons remaining in Tripoli have been urged to board the plane.
"The security situation at the airport has been deteriorating in recent hours and the route to the airport is becoming more precarious," the Foreign Office said.
Also Saturday, Britain is chartering a plane from Valletta's airport to bring home a group of Britons.
In Crete, the Chinese government chartered four ferries and 11 hotels, and was having special flights to China later Saturday aboard two Air China jumbo jets.
- Live at the GOP convention: Donald Trump...
- Trump campaign dismisses criticism of Melania...
- No charges for St. Louis officers who killed...
- Group: Half of Syrian refugee kids in Lebanon...
- Marilyn Monroe's tresses and dresses going up...
- India lifts ban but Kashmir papers not...
- Poll: Many Brazilians think Olympic Games...
- Turkey fires 24,000 teachers, police in coup...
- Utah delegates finally stand and cheer... 93
- Utah GOP delegates finally fired up... 74
- Friction over Trump between GOP, Utah... 64
- Trump campaign dismisses criticism of... 49
- Did the Republican Party just adopt the... 48
- Obama rejects Trump depiction of US in... 39
- The day after: Lee defends Cruz at GOP... 30
- Trump speechwriter apologizes for... 27


text:
Is there a way (preferably in Excel) to calculate the distance (based on lat, lon) between two lists of points? My end goal would be, for example, to have a list of Starbucks and a list of McDonald's, and then show the nearest neighbor, if you will.
Given a list of geographic coordinate pairs, you can implement the Haversine formula directly in Excel.
The simplest way to use this (or a more accurate, but I think it's not your case) formula consists into press
A more accurate way is to use Vicenty's formula. It is based on an ellipsoid instead of a sphere. However, the previous answer will do the job if you work in a city (differences can be neglected in your case). I've found an excel vb code here just in case.
Note that if you work in a city, using "bird flight" distances could be misleading. It would be better to use network distances. A compromise is to use "Manhattan distance"


text:
Eastchester's Anne Hutchinson Elementary School, which was the only New York school to be nominated for the national Green Ribbon award, was one of 48 schools to be named to the honor.
Anne Hutchinson School was officially named a U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon School last week for its commitment to "green" practices including a school-wide recycling program, its school garden and its emphasis on the environment and being good stewards of the planet.
Schools superintendent Walter Moran called the honor "a credit to the students and faculty of the school. As a district, we could not be more proud of this recognition."
National green ribbon schools were chosen from among those nominated by 30 state education departments for their "exemplary efforts to reduce environmental impact and utility costs, promote better health and ensure effective environmental education including civics and green careers."
National green ribbon schools will be recognized at a special ceremony in July in Washington, D.C.


text:
Knowledge Base
The VMware Knowledge Base provides support solutions, error messages and troubleshooting guides
Granting domain administrators access to redirected folders for View Persona Management (2058932)
With View Persona Management, you can use group policy settings to redirect user profile folders to a network share. When a folder is redirected, all data is stored directly on the network share during the user session.
Windows folder redirection has a check box called Grant user exclusive rights to folder-name, which gives the specified user exclusive rights to the redirected folder. As a security measure, this check box is selected by default. When this check box is selected, administrators do not have access to the redirected folder. If an administrator attempts to force change the access rights for a user's redirected folder, View Persona Management no longer works for that user.
The solution depends on whether you want to grant domain administrators access to a newly redirected folder or to an existing redirected folder.
Solution for Newly Redirected Folders
In VMware Horizon View 5.3 and later, the ViewPM.adm file contains a new group policy setting called Add the Administrators group to redirected folders. This group policy setting enables an administrator to grant the domain administrators group a full control over each redirected folder.
- Upgrade to VMware Horizon View 5.3.
- Copy the install-directory\VMware\VMware View\Server\extras\GroupPolicyFiles\ViewPM.adm file on the View Connection Server host to your Active Directory server.
- Apply the policy settings in the ViewPM.adm file to the GPO for your View desktops.
- Enable the Add the Administrators group to redirected folders group policy setting.
For complete information about configuring group policy settings, see the VMware Horizon View Administration Guide.
Solution for Existing Redirected Folders, Icacls or Takeown utility can be used to set ownership.
Set ownership for the administrator on the files and folders.
icacls "persona-share /setowner "domain\admin" /T /C /L /Q
For example: icacls " \\vmware-jjgp4e1c\folders\* " /setowner "view-cpd\vcadmin" /T /C /L /Q
Modify the ACLs for the files and folders.
icacls " \\file-server\persona- share\*" /grant "admin-group":F /T /C /L /Q
For example: icacls " \\vmware-jjgp4e1c\folders\* " /grant "Domain Admins":F /T /C /L /Q
For each user folder, revert ownership from the administrator to the corresponding user.
icacls " \\file-server\persona- share\user-folder" /setowner "domain\folder-owner" /T /C /L /Q
For example: icacls " \\vmware-jjgp4e1c\folders\u8.VIEW-CPD " /setowner "view-cpd\u8" /T /C /L /Q
Note: If non-exclusive access is required, the user must be the owner of the folder and the creator/owner permission must have full control. The Access Control List (ACL) should contain:
CREATOR/OWNER – Full Control
Alternatively, %Username% – Full Control (Must still own the folder)
Each group that requires non-exclusive access
Each user that requires non-exclusive access
Local System (on Windows shares) – Full Control
- For information on Takeown utility, see Microsoft Takeown.exe
This Article Replaces
Request a Product Feature
To request a new product feature or to provide feedback on a VMware product, please visit the Request a Product Feature page.
- Updated:
- Categories:
- Languages:
- Product Family:
- Product(s):
- Product Version(s):