text:
Find more
RSS Reader
English (en)
Русский (ru)
Українська (uk)
Français (fr)
Português (pt)
español (es)
Deutsch (de)
Italiano (it)
Беларуская (be)
Log in
Or connect using:
Forgot password?
Remember me
Log in
Create an Account
Your OpenID URL:
Log in
Steven Stadnicki's Journal
[Most Recent Entries]
[Calendar View]
Below are the
most recent journal entries recorded in
Steven Stadnicki
's LiveJournal:
<< Previous 20
Wednesday, December 2nd, 2015
12:11 am
A month of giving thanks, day 31
...really, what kind of self-respecting month doesn't have 31 days in it?
Tonight, I'm cherishing the transition between holidays; Thanksgiving is behind now, and Christmas (and other end-of-year holidays) are just ahead. The season brings a lot of chaos and stress, is-this-the-right-gift and how-will-I-put-up-with-That-Relative and travel anxiety and all of it, but it also brings a serene beauty that's really unlike any other. Tonight we've got a beautiful tree nicely trimmed with lights and gleaming ornaments, and mugs of cocoa to nurse, and it all just feels
And of course, I'm grateful for all of you, for taking the time to listen to these little gratitudes. With a few rare exceptions this wasn't quite the writing exercise I was expecting it to be, but I've really enjoyed it as a kind of simple diary, and it's been consistently a useful thing for reminding myself with. Thank you all!
Comment on this
Tuesday, December 1st, 2015
12:10 am
A month of giving thanks, day 30
I have to confess, on this last night of November I'm not in a very thankful place; I can't say that I had big plans for the evening, but I had little plans, and I was no more successful in getting them done than the big ones. But I have a place that I can grumble about it, and people that I can grumble about it to, and not only is this mood a transient state of affairs, I
deep down that it's a transient state. And all of those are fine things to be grateful for.
Comment on this
Monday, November 30th, 2015
12:08 am
A month of giving thanks, day 29
Today I'm just thankful for a quiet day. The holiday weekend has been
, but in a lot of ways it's been anything but a break; festivities on Friday meant that Thursday was devoted to cooking and cooking prep, then Friday was of course festivities proper, and Saturday was the day we went Christmas-tree hunting (and came back with a fine tree — photos later, hopefully!). Today had a bunch of small chores catching up on all the stuff that couldn't get done over the last few days, but they still left plenty of time for relaxing and unwinding.
Comment on this
Sunday, November 29th, 2015
12:33 am
A month of giving thanks, day 28
Tonight, I'm thankful to the me of yesterday (and for that matter, the Jeff of yesterday) for having the foresight to tackle at least a decent chunk of dishes while we were cooking yesterday. There were still far too many dirty dishes today, but there would have been many, many more if we hadn't been tackling them as we went yesterday.
Comment on this
Saturday, November 28th, 2015
1:17 am
A month of giving thanks, day 27
A late one tonight, but for good reason; tonight I'm thankful for great food and great friends and a fine day of hanging-out, and particularly for the friends who hosted the fall gathering, and for all the much-appreciated effort they put into both offering their place up for the festivities — hosting 20-30 people is never an easy thing! — and for all the food that they made. It was just a wonderful day across the board, and one to be greatly thankful for.
Comment on this
Thursday, November 26th, 2015
7:13 pm
A month of giving thanks, day 26
Today I'm most thankful for Thanksgiving itself. Not only is it a holiday generally celebrated with all kinds of wonderful food (and hooray for food!) — when else do most people eat pumpkin? — it's also a holiday that actively dedicates itself to crediting the better things in one's life and offering up gratitude for them. It obviously has its share of myths, but it's by and large managed to dodge the large-scale commercialization that has affected the big holidays on either side of it. I can certainly understand why some people have problems with the day — either because of family or a lack of — but today I really am grateful for it.
Comment on this
12:14 am
A month of giving thanks, day 25
Tonight, on the 100th anniversary of Einstein's presentation of the general theory, I'm thankful for relativity. This isn't just an abstract gratitude, either; I owe my career to relativity. Let me tell you a story...
Roll back the clock to 1990. I'd just dropped out of Clarkson University after my discovery of the (nascent) Internet demolished my grades, and I'd moved down to Pittsburgh to live with some friends who were going to Carnegie Mellon. I actually landed a job with the university, writing UI software for a stock exchange simulator, but I didn't really have a good idea what I was doing and it didn't last for more than a few weeks.
The job had been good enough to give me a university account, though, and so I gladly made use of that even long after I'd lost the job. But it didn't last forever, and soon I got news that my account was going to be purged since I was no longer associated with the university. Meanwhile, during my occasional trips to the library I'd been reading the various computer graphics journals and had come across an article on simulating the visual effects of relativity. It was an interesting concept and an interesting paper, and I noticed that the authors were at Carnegie Mellon. So I spent a week or two putting together a
rough prototype on a similar idea, and brought it to one of the authors, with the idea that I could tell him "I was working on a similar concept to your research but I'm going to lose access soon, and hey if you'd be willing to sponsor me then I could keep studying it?"
Of course, that's not what happened. He said, quite sensibly, "well, it seems somewhat silly for both of us to be working on this independently. Why don't you come join my team and help me develop out my own software?" Once I got over being completely flabbergasted, I obviously agreed, and started working with him. He got involved with a group producing some science documentaries for NHK and did a short animation for them using his relativity visualization software, then started working on other graphics software to do other animations for them. Before long he'd left Carnegie Mellon to start a production company with some of the folks who'd produced his animations at NHK, and suddenly I was being invited to move out to work for them in Beverly Hills. (And oh, the stories from there, but that's for another day.) After another year or so he parted ways with them and decided to move to the SF Bay area and start selling his graphics software independently, and I followed him again.
Eventually he decided that what he really wanted to do was buy TV programs from the US and sell them to Asian markets, and I wasn't quite so eager to follow him for that — but by that point I had several years' worth of graphics programming experience under my belt, and it wasn't long before I landed a job programming video games; the rest is history. So it's no exaggeration to say that I owe my video game career to Einstein's theory of relativity, and I'm certainly thankful for it.
2 Comments
Comment on this
Tuesday, November 24th, 2015
11:55 pm
A month of giving thanks, day 24
Tonight I'm thankful for the upcoming Thanksgiving break. Work hasn't been particularly heavy — if anything, it's just the opposite! — but I'm still glad to have a stack of days off in a row to try and clean up around the house a little bit and get things organized, and with a little luck get in more time on personal projects into the bargain.
Comment on this
Monday, November 23rd, 2015
11:58 pm
A month of giving thanks, day 23
A small thing, tonight, but I'm really grateful for a relatively safe drive on the way home. It rained pretty heavily this afternoon, and one of the worst things about winter in the Northwest is having to drive in the rain and dark. Thankfully my commute is comparatively straight, without many nasty hills or twists and turns, but it's still anxiety-inducing on an almost daily basis, and it's always a fine thing when it goes smoothly.
Comment on this
Sunday, November 22nd, 2015
6:15 pm
A month of giving thanks, day 22
Tonight I'm grateful for a bright, clear autumn day; for an impromptu bicycle ride at dusk; for mallards and buffleheads and rowboats on an otherwise-placid stream; and for a fine (if ear-freezing) reminder of why I'm here.
Comment on this
12:01 am
A month of giving thanks, day 21
Today I'm grateful for the amazing farmer's markets we've got around here, and all the market bounty: pumpkins, apples, carrots, cheese, fresh cream, eggs, cider, bacon, and even brussels sprouts, letting me prep for a fine Thanksigiving feast with friends.
Comment on this
Saturday, November 21st, 2015
11:57 pm
A month of giving thanks, day 20
Yesterday I was grateful for the chance to meet up with an old friend for an all-too-brief hangout while they were in town, and for on-the-fly lunch planning that wound up coming together almost perfectly and getting great food to go with the great company.
Comment on this
Thursday, November 19th, 2015
11:45 pm
A month of giving thanks, day 19
Today I'm grateful that Jeff made it through a phone screen and on to another round of interviews, this time (I think) with a fairly full design group. It's certainly not a job yet, but it's another big step in the right direction, and definitely something to be thankful for.
Comment on this
12:31 am
A month of giving thanks, day 18
As selfish as this one is, tonight I'm grateful for steady progress on my personal project — I've been trying to put together a website for some turn-based word games I'm building and I spent a year or two floundering with it, but a technology switch has had me making slow but consistent progress over the last couple of weeks, to the point where I can successfully log in (and out) from the site now. There's still infinitely far to go, but any progress is good progress and I'm really thankful that I'm making some.
Comment on this
Tuesday, November 17th, 2015
10:25 pm
A month of giving thanks, day 17
Today I'm grateful for smooth software releases, and that I work for a company that by and large does a solid enough job of preparation that (comparatively) smooth releases are the norm and not just a happy surprise.
Comment on this
8:12 am
A month of giving thanks, day 16
Yesterday (a day from which I crashed out all too early) I was particularly thankful for the HOT lanes here. While the socialist in me feels decidedly squeamish at the idea of paying money for the privilege of getting to (or from) work a little faster, there's no denying that actually having that option is an immensely useful thing, and having something like 20 minutes shaved off of what could've been a really ugly commute home yesterday was a huge relief on my commute stress.
Comment on this
Sunday, November 15th, 2015
10:29 pm
A month of giving thanks, day 15
Today I'm grateful for what will probably be our penultimate garden bounty for the year: a couple of fantastic little celery-root bulbs, much smaller than the ones we usually get from the market (baseballs, as opposed to the softball- or even melon-sized bulbs the market has) but still with that wonderful bitter flavor and tuberous texture. They were the perfect addition to a chicken soup that was a fine meal for a crisp please-let's-keep-calling-it-fall-winter-c
an't-be-here-yet evening.
Comment on this
1:37 pm
A month of giving thanks, day 14
Today (yesterday, given the time this is being written, but hey), another small gratitude — for the 'coffeeshop culture', and for those shops that are willing to let someone park themselves and their laptop for a couple of hours' worth of writing and coding in a nice, cozy spot out of the rain for just the modest price of a tasty cup of tea and a couple of macarons.
Comment on this
Saturday, November 14th, 2015
1:34 am
A month of giving thanks, day 13
Tonight (and yes, it is altogether too late a night) I am grateful for, very literally, the roof over our heads, and for the crew of laborers who worked hard for several days in absolutely miserable conditions to get the job done.
Comment on this
Friday, November 13th, 2015
12:55 am
A month of giving thanks, day 12
Another one that deserves to have far more said about it, and hopefully I'll do that another day, but I really want to put it on the record for today:
Today — and so many other days, but today in particular — I'm thankful for the support network I have around me, for the friends and the listeners and even the professionals; all the people who are willing to listen, to serve as sounding board, to offer advice or an ear or even just a few minutes' worth of respite and refuge. It's an immense comfort to have that available when I'm frizzing out, and it's so very, very appreciated.
Comment on this
<< Previous 20
About LiveJournal.com


text:
Distinguishing between the goals of building brand awareness and brand equity is only the first step for business-to-business marketers taking on the challenge of social media, writes Brad Shorr. On the awareness front, a robust, active-looking social media presence will go a long way toward convincing newcomers of your professionalism. Social tools also can give the brand a personal feel that can improve customer relations.
Full Story:SocialMediaB2B.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Hotels near Eichenstrasse Station
Search hotels near Eichenstrasse Station in Vienna
Get Secret Prices on select hotels
These prices aren't available to everyone.
Trending now in Vienna
- Most bookedArt Hotel Vienna
56 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Reception friendly and a hughe room. It has a kitchen area, seating, walk in wardrobe and good sized bathroom and toilet. Beds comfortable as well. We didn't use the breakfast buffet, as there was a kitchen are and a LIDL nearby, we bought pastries etc from there. Close to the 59a bus stop strai..."
P, Apr 2016, GB
53 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"This was my first experience with an apartment rental and I must say I'd do it again in a flash! Petra identified an easy route to the apartment from the train station and there was a tram stop right across from apartment for an easy 10-15 minute ride into the city. Was easy to get into city ..."
M, Sep 2014, CA
38 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Getting to the apartments was fairly easy. Close promixity to tram stops, made it very easy for us to travel to and from the city centre which was a big bonus for us. There was no reception at the apartment, but the staff communicates very well via email. Petra handled our reservation and was ver..."
A Traveller, Nov 2014, NZ
32 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"No parking on premises. 700 meters away. But it was underground. 15 euros per day. Bed kind of hard but ok. Everything clean."
A Traveller, Oct 2016, US
13 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"We stayed in this apartment from Sunday through Thursday. Unfortunately, it was in the middle of a heat wave and there's no AC :( But I wouldn't count that against the place. There was a fan and the windows open to allow some air flow. It's a flight of stairs up and we didn't find an elevator. No..."
A Traveller, Sep 2015, US
- Era Margareten ApartmentNo Guest Reviews yet
10 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
- CheckVienna – Apartment GießaufgasseNo Guest Reviews yet
9 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
8 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
7 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
- Naschmarkt AppartmentNo Guest Reviews yet
7 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Hotels in Vienna near Eichenstrasse Station
Are you looking for a cheap Eichenstrasse Station hotel, a 5 star Eichenstrasse Station hotel or a family friendly Eichenstrasse Station hotel? You just landed in the best site to find the best deals and offers on the most amazing accommodations for your stay.
When you search for hotels near Eichenstrasse Station with Hotels.com, you need to first check our online map and see the distance you will be from Eichenstrasse Station, Austria.
Our maps are based on hotel search and display areas and neighborhoods of each hotel so you can see how close you are from Eichenstrasse Station and refine your search within Vienna or Austria based on closest public transportation, restaurants and entertainment so you can easily get around the city. All the hotels details page show an option for free or paid onsite parking.
If you wish to see the hotels with the highest featuring discounts and deals near Eichenstrasse Station, simply filter by price/ average nightly rate. We recommend you filter by star rating and read our genuine guest reviews so you can get the best quality hotel with the best discount.
One of the new features on Hotels.com guest reviews is that also show reviews from Expedia for Eichenstrasse Station hotels and the TripAdvisor Eichenstrasse Station hotels reviews so you can make sure that you checking with a reliable source. See the review scores on our Vienna hotel information pages.
Make the most out of your family vacation when you book your accommodation with Hotels.com – book your hotel near Eichenstrasse Station, Vienna after reviewing the facilities and amenities listed for each hotel.
After booking your hotel near Eichenstrasse Station, expect to receive your reservation confirmation in the mail in less than 10 minutes. The confirmation email contains more information on all nearby attractions, local directions and weather forecast, so you can better plan the days during your trip.
After getting the best hotel rates you can still save more by winning 1 free night! That's right, book 10 nights in any hotel near Eichenstrasse Station, Vienna and after you sign up for the Welcome Rewards program, you are eligible hotel you receive 1 night free*
The best hotel deals are here: We have Eichenstrasse Station hotel deals, Eichenstrasse Station last minute deals and offers to get you the cheapest Eichenstrasse Station hotel with our lowest price guarantee.
Vienna travel guides
How to get to Bratislava from Vienna
The two cities of Bratislava and Vienna are both beautiful, intriguing and worth visitors time, but ...
Things to do with kids in Vienna
Vienna may not seem like a 'kid' friendly vacation… but there are plenty of things to do and see in ...
Where to sleep in Vienna – a neighborhood guide
Whether you want to stay near the best shops and markets, next to the Stadtpark or by the quirky ren...


text:
Carbon Subsidies, Taxes and Optimal Forest Management
No abstract is available for this item.
If you experience problems downloading a file, check if you have the proper application to view it first. In case of further problems read the IDEAS help page. Note that these files are not on the IDEAS site. Please be patient as the files may be large.
As the access to this document is restricted, you may want to look for a different version under "Related research" (further below) or search for a different version of it.
Volume (Year): 43 (2009)
Issue (Month): 2 (June)
Pages: 275-293
|Contact details of provider:
| Web page: http://www.springer.com
Postal:c/o EAERE Secretariat - Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei - Isola di San Giorgio Maggiore 8, I-30124 Venice, Italy
Phone: +39.041.2700438
Fax: +39.041.2700412
Web page: http://www.eaere.org/
More information through EDIRC
|Order Information:
|Web: http://www.springer.com/economics/environmental/journal/10640/PS2
References listed on IDEAS
Please report citation or reference errors to , or , if you are the registered author of the cited work, log in to your RePEc Author Service profile, click on "citations" and make appropriate adjustments.:
- Brent Sohngen & Robert Mendelsohn, 2003. "An Optimal Control Model of Forest Carbon Sequestration," American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, vol. 85(2), pages 448-457.
- Morck, Randall & Schwartz, Eduardo & Stangeland, David, 1989. "The Valuation of Forestry Resources under Stochastic Prices and Inventories," Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Cambridge University Press, vol. 24(04), pages 473-487, December.
- Lubowski, Ruben N. & Plantinga, Andrew J. & Stavins, Robert N., 2006.
"Land-use change and carbon sinks: Econometric estimation of the carbon sequestration supply function,"
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management,
Elsevier, vol. 51(2), pages 135-152, March.
- Lubowski, Ruben & Plantinga, Andrew & Stavins, Robert, 2005. "Land-Use Change and Carbon Sinks: Econometric Estimation of the Carbon Sequestration Supply Function," Working Paper Series rwp05-001, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government.
- Margaret Insley & Tony Wirjanto, 2008.
"Contrasting two approaches in real options valuation: contingent claims versus dynamic programming,"
Working Papers
08002, University of Waterloo, Department of Economics.
- Insley, M.C. & Wirjanto, T.S., 2010. "Contrasting two approaches in real options valuation: Contingent claims versus dynamic programming," Journal of Forest Economics, Elsevier, vol. 16(2), pages 157-176, April.
- Schatzki, Todd, 2003. "Options, uncertainty and sunk costs:: an empirical analysis of land use change," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Elsevier, vol. 46(1), pages 86-105, July.
- Oscar Cacho & Russell Wise & Kenneth MacDicken, 2004. "Carbon Monitoring Costs and their Effect on Incentives to Sequester Carbon through Forestry," Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change, Springer, vol. 9(3), pages 273-293, July.
- Douglas J. Miller, 1999. "An Econometric Analysis of the Costs of Sequestering Carbon in Forests," American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, vol. 81(4), pages 812-824.
- Gjolberg, Ole & Guttormsen, Atle G., 2002. "Real options in the forest: what if prices are mean-reverting?," Forest Policy and Economics, Elsevier, vol. 4(1), pages 13-20, May.
This item is not listed on Wikipedia, on a reading list or among the top items on IDEAS.
When requesting a correction, please mention this item's handle: RePEc:kap:enreec:v:43:y:2009:i:2:p:275-293. See general information about how to correct material in RePEc.
For technical questions regarding this item, or to correct its authors, title, abstract, bibliographic or download information, contact: (Sonal Shukla)or (Rebekah McClure)
If you have authored this item and are not yet registered with RePEc, we encourage you to do it here. This allows to link your profile to this item. It also allows you to accept potential citations to this item that we are uncertain about.
If references are entirely missing, you can add them using this form.
If the full references list an item that is present in RePEc, but the system did not link to it, you can help with this form.
If you know of missing items citing this one, you can help us creating those links by adding the relevant references in the same way as above, for each refering item. If you are a registered author of this item, you may also want to check the "citations" tab in your profile, as there may be some citations waiting for confirmation.
Please note that corrections may take a couple of weeks to filter through the various RePEc services.


text:
STARmeterSEE RANK
Up 129,996 this week
Raj Bhavsar
Raj Bhavsar was born on September 7, 1980 in Houston, Texas, USA as Stephen Raj Bhavsar. He is an actor and cinematographer, known for The Gambit (2014), Total White Guy Move (2013) and Progressive Skating and Gymnastics Spectacular (2009). See full bio »
Born:in Houston, Texas, USA
More at IMDbPro » Contact Info: View agent


text:
The Art of Charcuterie by John Kowalski and The Culinary Institute of America includes recipes like Pastrami (Brined, Spiced, Smoked Beef); Dry-Cured Pancetta; Mousseline-Style Forcemeat; plus articles like Concerns Over the Use of Nitrate and Nitrites.
Makes 9 lb 4 oz/4.19 kg
Dry Cure
1. Trim the pork belly and square off the sides. Trim off the skin.
2. Place the pork belly in a nonreactive container. In a mixing bowl, combine the salt, sugar, Insta Cure, juniper berries, bay leaves, nutmeg, thyme, garlic, and pepper to make the dry cure. Rub the cure mix over the belly, making sure to cover all areas evenly. Cover the pork with plastic wrap and cover its container with a lid or top.
3. Refrigerate the pork for 7 to 8 days to cure. Overhaul it every other day.
4. After 7 days, check the belly for firmness. If it is firm at the thickest point, it is cured. If it is a little soft, refrigerate the pork for 1 or 2 more days.
5. Remove the belly from the container and rinse it in warm water to wash off the cure mix. Place the belly on a rack in a sheet pan. Refrigerate for 4 to 6 hours to air-dry and form a pellicle.
6. Starting with the long side, roll the pork belly into a tight cylinder, making sure that there are no air pockets inside the roll. Tie it securely with string.
7. Place the pancetta in a tight net or wrap it in cheesecloth. Hang the pancetta for 7 days in a cool area (50 degrees to 60 degrees F/10 degrees to 16 degrees C), with 60 to 65 percent humidity.
8. After 7 days, the pancetta should be firm, but slightly pliable. It is ready to use or may be wrapped well and refrigerated for up to 3 weeks.
This page created February 2011
The FoodWine
Main Page
Kate's Global Kitchen
Kate's Books
Cookbook Profiles
Global Destinations
Holiday & Party Recipes
I Love Desserts
On Wine
Caffeine and You
Cooking with Kids
New Green Basics
Conversions, Charts
& Substitutions
About FoodWine
Contact Info
Privacy Statement
Anatolia: Turkish Recipes
Bar Tartine
The Beer Bible
Beetlebung Farm Cookbook
Bird in Hand (Chicken)
Bitter: Flavor
Bob's Joke Burgers
Cooking Light
Darjeeling Tea
Dinner at Home
Everyday Baker
Fast Food (Andrew Weil)
Flavor Flours
Food 52 Genius
The Food Lab
Garden Recipes
Grandmas' Recipes
Hartwood: Yucatán
Humane Butchering
Heritage Southern Recipes
Jemima Code African Recipes
Kitchn Cookbook
Liquid Intelligence
Near & Far World Recipes
NOPI Restaurant Cookbook
Oxford Companion to Wine
Phoenix Claws: Chinese
Picnic: Recipes
Soda Politics
Southern Recipes
The Third Plate
V Is for Vegetables
Vegetarian India
What Katie Ate
The Whole 30
Whole Food Kitchen
Yucatán Recipes
Zahav Israeli Cooking
Copyright © 1994-2016,
Forkmedia LLC


text:
Kande Pohe
|Thin poha
|1⁄4 Kilogram (Flattened Rice)
|1 Large
|Green chilies
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|2 Teaspoon
|For seasoning
|Turmeric powder
|1⁄4 Teaspoon (Haldi)
|Mustard seeds
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Curry leaves
|1 Pinch (Hing)
|Fresh chopped coriander
|1 Tablespoon, chopped (For Garnish)
1. Rinse the poha in water.
2. Remove the water by keeping it over a sieve. Leave it for 5-10 minutes.
3. Add haldi and lemon juice to the washed poha and mix well.
4. Finely chop onions.
5. Heat a pan and add the seasoning ingredients.
6. On crackling of mustard seeds, add chopped green chillies, curry leaves and hing.
7. Add onion and saute, till soft and transparent.
8. Add salt and sugar and mix thoroughly.
9. Mix in the poha. Stir well. Cover the pan with a lid for a few minutes.
10. Garnish with chopped coriander.
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 197 Calories from Fat 10
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 1 g1.9%
Saturated Fat 0.21 g1.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 986.2 mg41.1%
Total Carbohydrates 45 g15.1%
Dietary Fiber 6.5 g25.9%
Sugars 25.3 g
Protein 5 g9.7%
Vitamin A 7.3% Vitamin C 171.9%
Calcium 9.4% Iron 10%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


text:
Rare breed ROCKS IT UP
Don't call them albino. The white ground squirrels that make Dana Point Harbor home are a rare breed indeed, but albino they are not.
"Leucistic is the word," said botanist Bob Allen. "To be albinic, they have to have those pink eyes and a total lack of pigment. These guys have some color."
Allen, who works for Orange County Vector Control, said the genetic trait appears to be carrying on among a small group of white squirrels – albeit with gray patches and brown eyes – living alongside the usual gray-colored ground squirrels at the waterfront park at Island Way and Dana Drive.
Leucism is found in a variety of animals including birds, deer and even giraffes. It's a failure in pigmentation development, resulting in white patches of skin and fur, sometimes leading to completely white animals.
"They've become sort of an attraction down there," said Laguna Niguel resident Gary Glass, who originally spotted the different-colored critters in 2007 near the Richard Henry Dana statue at the center of the park. "Back then, I noticed a honey-colored squirrel that looked a bit different than the usual squirrels, and later that year in April, I spotted some baby squirrels that were nearly all white."
Since then, the lighter-pigmented squirrels have formed their own colony in the island's riprap, usually staying on the south side of the statue. Walkers, joggers, picnickers and even kayakers passing by have taken notice of the small contingent of the squirrel population in Dana Point Harbor.
Harboring disease?
While some find the critters cute and unique, others are concerned about what sort of diseases the rodents could bring to the area.
Just this summer, San Diego County health officials found three squirrels carrying fleas that tested positive for plague in campgrounds near Palomar Mountain. A ground squirrel in the Angeles National Forest near Wrightwood also was found to be carrying bubonic plague.
The disease, which was responsible for the deaths of nearly 25 million Europeans in the 14th century, is usually transferred as infected fleas hop from rodents onto humans, but also can be transferred directly by the animals' bite.
If not treated with antibiotics, the disease can be fatal.
Currently, the county has put up signs in the park that warn against feeding wildlife, but San Clemente resident and Dana Point Harbor frequenter David Zahrte said the squirrel population needs to be kept in check.
"I really think they should get rid of them," Zahrte said. "At the picnic tables, the squirrels get really close to people, and people are feeding them because they're cute."
At the least, Zahrte said the county should add warnings on the signs already in place of the potential health hazards the squirrels bring.
Over the past 34 years, three squirrels have tested positive for plague in Orange County: two in Anaheim Hills in 1982 and one in Villa Park in 1998.
But Allen said the harbor has been plague-free since the Vector Control district began countywide testing in 1979, and no squirrel bites have ever been reported in the area.
According to OC Parks onsite manager Steve Bonhall, the squirrels formed a colony in the rocks along the water's edge about 10 to 15 years ago, growing in population since.
"The squirrels are native to the area, but what has happened is they have exploded in population in the harbor because people feed them," Allen said.
Burrowing to trouble
In addition to the health questions, concerns have arisen over the squirrels' impact on riprap, as the animal's burrowing can lead to soil erosion. Squirrels are known to create 4-inch-diameter tunnels 5 to 30 feet in length, which could undermine the rocky wall along the harbor channel.
OC Parks division manager John Gannaway said with the growing number of ground squirrels along the riprap, the county is monitoring the erosion issue and could hire a licensed pest control company to thin out the squirrel population.
"When we get complaints about a high amount of squirrel holes, we can do education outreaches to get people to stop feeding them," Gannaway said, adding that the holes can be trip hazards. "We're not doing anything yet, but we're monitoring it."
Since the California ground squirrels are listed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife as nongame mammals, they can be controlled by property owners if they are causing damage.
But Glass, a photographer on the side, hopes the authorities see the critters as an opportunity to bring visitors to the harbor.
"Some people call them pests, some find them unusual, but I would like to see the harbor embrace them as a little added tourist attraction," he said.
Most Popular
- Johnson & Johnson completes $4.3B acquisition of Abbott Medical Optics in Santa Ana
- Irvine Jewish community center, school evacuated after bomb threat
- 3 dead, 2 injured after small plane crashes into Riverside home
- 6 restaurant closures include a 30-year-old Mimi's Cafe, Souplantation and 2 Subways in I
- Former Santa Ana teacher gets 190 years for sexually assaulting girls during Philippines
User Agreement
Comments are encouraged, but you must follow our Privacy Policy Policy & Terms of Use
Keep it civil and stay on topic. No profanity, vulgarity, racial slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked. By posting your comment, you agree to allow Orange County Register Communications, Inc. the right to republish your name and comment in additional Register publications without any notification or payment.


text:
- Hi there, welcome to Tribesmart. Log in to get started...
Creepy Crawly Kits (butterfly Kit)
Guide price: £13
Last updated on 13th Oct 2009
Tags: firetots
Creepy Crawly Kits (butterfly Kit)
Ever wanted to watch the remarkable sight of nature unfolding before your eyes? Maybe you're just a little bit obsessed with bugs? You'll be stroking your antennae with delight at these perfectly formed insect habitats that let you raise your own butterflies and stick insects!
Login or Register to add this to your wish list or favourites.


text:
Peak drinking anticipated 2014–2045.
At once, balanced and accessible; fresh and tight. A structural and textural continuum - no beginning or end, no gaps. Complete. In an attempt to define the palate profile. Flavors of dates, persimmon, roasted nuts... freshly baked pecan-pie, Portuguese custard tart. The oak is omnipresent yet neither prominent nor ostentatious -completely assimilated. The tannins are neither obstructive nor aggressive, yet effortlessly conveying flavors. Yes, maturation of 21 months in barrel and three years in bottle has molded quite the structural and tactile Grange package.
Blend: 97% Shiraz and 3% Cabernet
Peter Gago, Penfolds Chief Winemaker and only the 4th custodian of Grange, relishes the opportunity to bring Penfolds to the world stage and is an enthusiastic ambassador and natural educator. Penfolds came to the attention of the US market when 1990 Grange was Wine Spectator's 'Wine of the Year'. Since then, Penfolds Grange has become one of the most collectable wines of the world and was honored to grace the front cover, once again, of Wine Spectator, with declarations of Grange as Australia's Icon


text:
California - In Stock
Pennsylvania - In Stock
Orders over $59 ship free in the
continental United States.
A few products do not qualify for free shipping and are designated with "Does Not Ship Free" in the product detail. Those products are charged actual shipping charges. View Details
If you are unsatisfied with any item for any reason you can return the product within 60 days and we will refund your purchase price on that item, excluding shipping charges. View Details
For the fast delivery we ship from CA and PA warehouses! You will see exact arrival dates at checkout. View Details
The BrewLab Basic® water testing kit, model 7189-01, for home brewers quantifies 6 important water test factors. Experts agree water conditions affect your final product, so take the mystery out of making great beer.
Looking for a digital pH test? Check out the BrewLab® Plus!
Trust LaMotte, the water analysis experts since 1919, to help you control your most important ingredient - water!
See the Documents Tab for additional information.
We invite truthful, honest reviews and will do our best to publish them within 48 hours as long as they adhere to the review policy. If your issue requires our customer service agents to help you, please call 800-600-0033 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
You must be logged in to post a product review.


text:
Indoor climbing, Stone Age Climbing Gym
Rated by 1 user ... share an opinion on Stone Age Climbing Gym
4201 Yale Blvd. NE, Suite I, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87106
(505) 341-2016
Stone Age is New Mexico's largest indoor rock climbing gym! It is also the most fun "work-out" in Albuquerque. The climate-controlled facility features 12,000 square feet of climbing terrain & over 10,000 square feet of floor space. Enjoy bouldering, toprope & lead climbing. Take advantage of the fitness area and locker rooms. Additional services include climbing classes, personal training, Pilates, outdoor guide services, event/party hosting & a multi-purpose room. Stone Age features an awesome 20-foot overhanging lead cave, huge horizontal roof and archway, corners, cracks, buttresses, and roofs for your climbing excitement. walls over 25-feet high lead routes up to 50-feet in length Rest assured, we have plenty of moderate terrain for beginning and intermediate climbers. Our NEW top out BOULDER and 1000 square foot bouldering cave with a fun entrance arch is sure to keep you entertained with a variety of challenges aimed at every level of experience. Stone Age offers numerous top-rope and lead anchor stations averaging three climbing routes per rope. Routes range in difficulty from 5.6 to 5.13 with fun and challenging routes added weekly.
Stone Age Climbing Gym climbs, routes & problems
Climbfind does know about the climbs here yet...Add a climb, route or problem to Stone Age Climbing Gym now...
Stone Age Climbing Gym activity
Allison George
Stone Age Climbing Gym
I'm looking for a top-rope partner Tuesday night. I generally climb 5.10-5.11, but I'm visiting from NYC so it's possible my scale is a bit different than the one used here. Happy to climb with anyone who can belay!
Sarah Komalam
Stone Age Climbing Gym
I am looking for a climbing partner (any level) to climb with at Stone Age or up at the Santa Fe Climbing Center. I live in Santa Fe and have a flexible schedule.
teresa 79 weeks ago
I am taking the introduction to climbing next week and would like to find a climbing partner
Sarah Komalam 79 weeks ago
Hi Teresa, I don't come down to ABQ very often but might be interested in meeting up sometime! Let me know how your climbing class goes....thanks! Sarah
Trudy Eiron 51 weeks ago
Sarah -- I am new to SF and looking for a climbing partner. SF and ABQ are both fine with me. Trudy
Steve Zabinsky
Stone Age Climbing Gym
Beginning (actually very out of shape intermediate) climber looking for partners mid-day mid-week. Top rope and lead belay certified at Stone Age.
Adam Belmonte
Stone Age Climbing Gym
New to ABQ and looking to get out while there season lasts! I have a rack/rope and lead. I am Adam and my number is 847-702-0116.
Stone Age Climbing Gym
Looking for a new climbing partner to tackle those 5.10 and 5.11s. Any skill level is okay especially since I am just starting to get into those harder routes. Also looking to go climbing outside since it is warming up and I have most of the necessary eq … ...
Kate Brown
Stone Age Climbing Gym
Hey, Just moved to Albuquerque a few days ago and looking for a climbing partner. I've climbed a few times in a gym and outdoors. I'm looking to go on a fairly regular basis. My skill level is beginner but I'm very competent at belaying, having worke … ...
Paloma Sanchez 161 weeks ago
I would be happy to climb with you!
Stone Age Climbing Gym
I'm looking for a climbing partner at the gym or outside. I lead climb up to 5.10 and also enjoy bouldering, TR, or just working the finger board. I am not a conventional climber when it comes to technique, but I get the job done :-) I am usually availab … ...
Kyle T Johnson
Stone Age Climbing Gym
I just moved to the area and need climbing (and hiking. and beer drinking) partners. Lead 10's and 11's indoor and out. Preferably out, because it's free, more fun and definitely more beautiful. I am always free after 3pm and all day Thursdays and friday … ...
allie segal
Stone Age Climbing Gym
I am down in the are visiting relatives and was hoping to get some climbing in. I am wondering if anybody would be willing to trade belays tonight at 8:30.
Stone Age Climbing Gym
Hello all, I am returning from vacation in WA next month and am looking for a climbing partner at Stone Age. I climb 5.9s (starting 5.10s)and also enjoy practicing lead climbing outdoors on easy climbs. I will be available at various times throughou … ...
Andrew Rice
Stone Age Climbing Gym
Hello everyone, I'm looking for a new climbing partner in ABQ since my regular partner had to move. I climb 2-3 times a week in the early evening but would be willing to work out a schedule. I lead 10+ to 11's but I'm ok with any skill level as along as … ...
Stone Age Climbing Gym
Hi All--I climb with my husband a couple of times a week, but I'd love to find a woman to climb with once a week too. I'm free most weekday mornings, and Thursdays are particularly good for me. I climb 5.10s right now and am working 11s, but I'm up for c … ...
Stone Age Climbing Gym
I am looking for an indoor climbing partner. I'm a member at Stone Age and am there weekday evenings and anytime on the weekend. I TR and lead. Fairly new to lead so I'm up to 10s, working on the tougher routes. I also like to boulder and have fun :-) Em … ...
Andrew Yerkes
Stone Age Climbing Gym
Hey, just moved to abq and looking for some regular partners, both in and out doors. I TR, lead and climb trad. Pretty flexible weeknights as long as it's after 5:00 pm. Been out of the routine for almost a year, but still climbing 9 or 10 'ish. L … ...
Kristi Williams
Stone Age Climbing Gym
Hi, In town visiting friends and looking for a top rope partner for Friday afternoon, 10/12. Climb 5.10's but open to any level partner. Thanks, Kristi
Paloma Sanchez
Stone Age Climbing Gym
I'm at Stone Age Climbing Gym
candace gossen
Stone Age Climbing Gym
Hi, ABQ isn't far away from Santa Fe, have climbed once in Sandias a long time ago. if anyone is up for introducing me to some rock in New Mexico that would be awesome. thanks!
Kate Berenson
Stone Age Climbing Gym
Hi, I'm a doc, work in the area, relatively new to climbing but working on those 5.9s :-) I can top rope but not lead, and my schedule right now is pretty flexible for most evenings except Friday and weekend daytime. Anyone need a partner?
Stone Age Climbing Gym
I'm brand new to the area and looking for climbing partners! My schedule varies every week so send me an email if you're available. Will climb with any level! Thanks! -Jenna email@example.com
Stone Age Climbing Gym
I am in town for a business trip for a couple days. Looking to trade TR belays at Stone Age on Tues p.m. or Thursday before noon.


text:
Oct 17, 2016From Seller: sebastian mcfox
Great buyer, very polite and speedy payment. Would absolutely deal with them again.
Jun 10, 2016From Buyer: TokenMao
Great seller. Clear and fast communication, item as described, fast shipping.
Feb 12, 2016From Buyer: DSky
Quick and easy transaction. Seller described items perfectly and offered a great price. Fast shipping even though there was a blizzard!
Jan 6, 2016From Buyer: bigbadbill
Very prompt communication and shipping!
Nov 22, 2015From Buyer: ryanbay
Great communication, quick shipping, product as advertised. Purchased a wool sweater, not the ties.
Nov 7, 2014From Seller: lagsun
Great buyer. Fast payment.
May 10, 2014From Buyer: mjd
Totally would buy from this seller again!
Feb 24, 2014From Seller: complexstyleblog
Super fast fast payment, great communication. A pleasure to deal with. Thanks
Nov 4, 2013From Buyer: jlittlew
Great seller, excellent communication, quick delivery and threw in a little freebie to boot. Thanks!
Aug 14, 2013From Buyer: streethawk
Great communication. Prompt shipping and items were exactly as described.
Mar 13, 2013From Seller: ahjota
Quick payment and smooth transaction. Thanks!
Dec 1, 2012From Buyer: CesarC
Great seller. Very fast shipping, great item as described, was helpful in communication. Thanks again!
Item: Pendletons Large Shirt
Nov 9, 2012From Buyer: espen
A+ seller, quick turnaround, great communication!
Item: Pendletons Large Shirt


text:
TakeLessons.com is scheduled for site maintenance on Wednesday, February 22nd, 2017 from 10:00pm to 11:00pm PST. During this time the site may not be accessible.
Compare hundreds of teachers based on the criteria that matter to you, including background checks, age and experience.
When you've found the perfect match, schedule your lessons online using the teacher's real-time availability.
Your teacher will welcome you with a personalized curriculum to meet your specific goals and you'll be able to manage your entire schedule through our free online account.
No matter where you live, chances are we can introduce you to an amazing teacher in your neighborhood. You can take lessons in the privacy of your own home or at your teacher's location.
What if your dream teacher is on the other side of the country? No problem. You can meet with your teacher online using a webcam on your computer.
Students can expect a relaxed atmosphere, but also making sure that there is a high level of professionalism and expectation of attentiveness from the student.
Of course, I also understand that this all depends on the age of the student, and as we meet and get to see what it is that you want to focus on and I will make sure to concentrate on that and help you reach your goals!
Matthew has studied and taught drums for over 20 years. His specialty lies in drumset of all styles and rudimental snare drumming. You can expect a well rounded lesson covering all of the fundamentals to becoming a good drummer.
Drum Set: Jazz, Blues, Rock, Pop, Country Western and World Music.
19 Years playing experience, 9 years of teaching, stage performance, technique, rudiments, drills, fills, all styles, specializes in rock, funk, hip-hop and R&B.
Learn how to play the drum set.
Develop Stick Control, & the skills it requires to have the coordination it takes to Play the Drums.
Take your voice to the next level. Download free video tutorials to start singing like the star you are!
Getting Started with Music Lessons guides you through selecting a teacher & preparing for your first lesson.
Kickstart your guitar playing. Download free video tutorials to learn about chord progressions, strumming, and more!
Our online tools make booking, managing your schedule and paying for lessons easy and hassle-free.
Easily search and compare teachers in your area, including past student reviews and background checks.
If you're not completely satisfied, we'll help you find a new teacher or refund any unused lesson credits.
The drums are one of the most fun instruments to play, and can be very easy to learn! Whether you are a beginner or well into your craft, it never hurts to take professional drum lessons. By doing so, it will only help you in becoming a better drummer and musician. We can assist you in finding the right instructor for your level of experience, and we're excited to help you get started!
With our certified drum teachers, students will learn fundamentals such as drum-related terminology, how to play drums, the best drumming posture, how to properly hold drumsticks, how to count your drum beats and more! Our drum lessons teach you all of the requirements to be a successful drummer, on a step-by-step basis. We can customize your lesson plans depending on your age, experience level and the type of drumming you are interested in. Our lesson plans are flexible, so you coordinate the time that fits best in your schedule.
There is no risk in scheduling drum lessons with us, as we offer a 100% Money Back Guarantee if you are not completely satisfied. If you meet with your drum teacher and find he or she does not mesh with your style or personality, we will be glad to schedule you with another certified instructor. All of our instructors are thoroughly screened and complete an extensive background check to ensure your safety, so you and your kids will always be safe investing in our drum lessons.
The benefits of our drum lessons include: • 100% Money Back Guarantee with your first lesson • Lesson schedules are completely flexible and customized to fit your needs. • All instructors are prescreened and certified.


text:
Symphones Magnums
"Grado headphones have lived in infamy among headphone enthusiasts for decades. They have a fiercely devoted following, for whom the company's trademark aggressive, in-your-face signature is the holy grail of listening pleasure. Frequently these devotees are also followers of the classic rock scene and for good reason….Grados aren't bass monsters, they aren't pretty, but they can bring tears to..." --fleasbaby
SYBA Oblanc U.F.O. Circumaural Amazing Powered Subwoofer 2.1 Audio Headphones, Full-range State-of-the-art Listening Experience
" A great headphone for around $50.00. I mainly use them for gaming and voice chat and padding on the earpiece is comfortable enough to wear for a few hours. But during warmer environment, it felt the padding wasn't breathable. " --evalime
Syba Connectland CL-AUD63008 Stereo Headset with Built-in Microphone
Stereo headset with microphone. Speaker: 40 mm. Microphone unit: 6x5 mm. Sensitivity: 105db ± 3db. Impedance: 32 Ω. Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20000 Hz. Plug types: 3.5 mm stereo
Syba Connectland CL-AUD63007 Rubbery Soft Single Ear Earphone with Microphone
Earphone headset with microphone. Ear muff: 15 mm. Microphone: 6x5 mm. Sensitivity: 105 db ± 3 db. Impedance: 32 Ω. Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20000 Hz. Plug types: 3.5 mm stereo
Connectland CL-CM-502 Fashion Designed Stereo Headphone with Built-in Microphone
Stereo Headphone with Built-in Microphone. This headset with its fashion design has been created to be used with multimedia, gaming, Internet and IP Phone applications. Its comfortable headset allows long duration of use. Connect the 3.5 mm stereo plugs of the headset to Line Out and microphone plugs of your audio peripheral.


text:
7 nights with an arrival from
Few places are so endowed with natural beauty as the coastline between Porec and Novigrad. This seaside campsite is situated on the Lanterna Peninsula which juts out into the Adriatic Sea.
This campsite, with its perfectly preserved Mediterranean nature environment, is surrounded by a crystal clear sea. The campsite is spread out over 80 hectares and offers all the comforts you expect of a holiday destination.
The swimming pool complex not only offers sweet water but also a salt water pool. There's a range of activities available such as canoeing, cycling, aquarobics, windsurfing and a gym for the active holiday maker.
There are several restaurants, supermarkets and market stalls with fresh fruit and vegetables.
|Internet Code


text:
- About
- Stations
- Monitoring
- Resources
The West Central Airshed Society – Alberta's first airshed management zone – has been in place since 1995 to monitor, and promote effective management of, air quality within an airshed management zone. This zone is approximately 46,000 km2 and spans from the western boundary of the edmonton city limits to the BC border.
West Central Airshed Society is a multi-stakeholder group, consisting of individuals, industries, environmental organizations, municipalities and other levels of government, all dedicated to clean air and a healthy community. The Board is comprised of people who represent a variety of sectors. This approach helps ensure a number of perspectives are brought to the decision-making table.
Government officials, industry officials, and the public are all invited to attend the 20th year celebrations of West Central Airshed Society (WCAS) on Sept. 25. The celebrations will be held from noon to 2:30 p.m. at the Brazeau County office. See full article
Current AQHI – Tomahawk Area
2 Low
Ideal air quality for outdoor activities. Enjoy your usual outdoor activities.
Find out more about the Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) at Alberta Environment and Parks.


text:
Sportblog + Formula One 2011
Paul Weaver: From the rain of the Canadian Grand Prix to the pain surrounding the Bahrain race that wasn't
Five things to make Formula One more excitingPaul Weaver in São Paolo
Giles Richards: The manner of Vettel's victories in Monza indicates he can extend his rule to match that of his great German predecessor
Ferrari's win at Silverstone a timely reminder of their rich historyRichard Williams at SilverstoneRichard Williams: Ferrari's victory at Silverstone evoked memories of their first grand prix win 60 years ago
Richard Williams: Can Ferrari rekindle their British Grand Prix glory days?
Eddie Jordan believes Red Bull should dominate at Silverstone
Fast on the track and faster off it: Is Lewis Hamilton losing his grip?Richard Williams at SilverstoneRichard Williams: The child prodigy Lewis Hamilton is a man now but needs a guiding hand more than ever
Ugly saga of Bahrain race exposes F1's web of tangled moralsRichard WilliamsRichard Williams: Bernie Ecclestone's handbrake turn regarding the Bahrain Grand Prix left Jean Todt in a spin
Paul Weaver: Formula One has placed its hands over its ears by deciding to reinstate the Bahrain Grand Prix
Hothead Lewis Hamilton needs a crash course in humilityRichard WilliamsRichard Williams: After wantonly destroying a rookie's rare chance of success at Monaco, Lewis Hamilton must learn that his name alone will not make rivals yield
Richard Williams: Rupert Murdoch's News Corp may want to be in the driver's seat but F1's canny ringmaster will exact a high price
Harry Pearson: Bernie Ecclestone has been busily interfering with the Formula One script for decades. He has never bored of it – now for the producer's most ambitious plot yet
Richard Williams: With five world champions on the grid and with a new raft of rules to spice up the show, everything is falling into place
Paul Weaver: With protests engulfing the Arab state, the motor racing fraternity understood that the show must not go on
Michael Schumacher puts his neck on the line againMaurice Hamilton
Maurice Hamilton: Recovery from injury at 41 was against the odds but the former champion is no ordinary man


text: Bizarre Mer-men and Mermaids From Scifi HistoryScott Timberg1/27/10 7:00pmFiled to: ScienceBooksoceansmermaidsbiology10EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Though mermaids and mermen are usually found in fantasies and fairy tales, they make a fair number of appearances in science fiction too. Peggy Kolm compiles a great list of undersea humans from SF books. Advertisement The intriguing post from The Reef Tank blog, called "Mer-Women and Fish Men: Humans Engineered for Ocean Living," begins in the '50s with James Blish:In James Blish's 1952 classic short story "Surface Tension" humans crash land on a water covered planet. As their supplies are running out they create a race of microscopic aquatic humanoids to carry on their legacy. The small creatures eventually develop technology advanced enough to escape the bounds of their environment, breaking through the surface tension of their watery world in an "air ship".The survey also looks at work by Vonda McIntyre and other writers, and offers this delicious excerpt from British sf writer Alastair Reynolds: Advertisement Vargovic had seen pictures of mermaids in books when he was a child; what he was looking at now were macabre corruptions of those innocent illustrations. These things were the same fusions of human and fish as in those pictures - but every detail had been twisted toward ugliness, and the true horror of it was that the fusion was total; it was not simply that a human torso had been grafted to a fish's tail, but that the splice had been made - it was obvious - at the genetic level, so that in every aspect of the creature there was something simultaneously and grotesquely piscine. The face was the worst; bisected by a lipless down-curved slit of a mouth, almost sharklike. There was no nose, not even a pair of nostrils; just an acreage of flat, sallow fish-flesh. The eyes were forward facing; all expression compacted into their dark depth.via <a href="">The Reef TankPost author, Peggy Kolm, runs the Biology in Science Fiction blog. Sponsored Image via Atomic Bear PressReply10 repliesLeave a reply


text:
Classroom Musical Instruments
Results 1 - 40 of 663 matches
Top Rated$2.99Compare Compare Now site1prodH81928
Best Seller$269.95Compare Compare Now site1prodJ05908
Best Seller$1,699.99Compare Compare Now site1prod499872
Best Seller$209.99Compare Compare Now site1prod585524
Top Rated$69.95Compare Compare Now site1prodJ05909
Top RatedYamaha YRS-24B Soprano Recorder with Baroque Fingering
The Yamaha Soprano Recorder is excellent for both beginners and advanced players because of its tone,...$4.99Compare Compare Now site1prod460049
Best Seller$279.99Compare Compare Now site1prod585525
Top Rated$24.99Compare Compare Now site1prod470063
Top Rated$7.49Compare Compare Now site1prod460055
Top RatedStarting at $199.95Compare Compare Now site1prodH94376
- Open Box:
- $219.96
Top RatedCanto One-Piece Translucent Soprano Recorder with Baroque...
Double 6th and 7th holes. Includes bag, cleaning rod, and fingering chart.$4.99Compare Compare Now site1prod463111
Top Rated$89.99Compare Compare Now site1prod447081
Best SellerBoomwhackers C Major Diatonic Scale Set (Upper Octave)...
Boomwhacker Instrument sets are an entertaining, percussive way to teach children about notes. Boomwhackers...$19.99Compare Compare Now site1prod441492
Top RatedRemo Kid's Percussion Rain Forest Gathering Drum
Can be played with hands, sticks, or mallets and accommodates 2 or more players at a time.Starting at $59.95Compare Compare Now site1prod442470
- Open Box:
- $65.11
Top RatedLMI 27-Note Bell Set with Case G-A
Quality molded case. Includes 2 sets of mallets and note guide.$29.99Compare Compare Now site1prod470079
Best Seller$129.99Compare Compare Now site1prod582117
Best SellerSuzuki QChord
The Suzuki QChord Digital SongCard Guitar is strummed like a guitar, plays melody like a keyboard and has over...$259.00Compare Compare Now site1prod210003
Best Seller$499.50Compare Compare Now site1prod582912
Best SellerTrophy ABS Chromatic Resonator Bell Set
With ABS resonating chambers.$289.99Compare Compare Now site1prod470075
- Open Box:
- $255.19
Top RatedTrophy 4-Bell Wrist Bells
Kids love these wearable bells.$2.69Compare Compare Now site1prod441449
16% In Rewards$29.41Compare Compare Now site1prod463987
Best SellerSuzuki Chromatic ToneChime Hand Set
The Suzuki ToneChimes are tubular bells with rounded tone chambers. Made of special lightweight aluminum...Starting at $624.99Compare Compare Now site1prod483663
- Open Box:
- $747.12
Best SellerStarting at $159.95Compare Compare Now site1prodH94372
Best Seller$279.99Compare Compare Now site1prod585528
Best Seller$49.99Compare Compare Now site1prodJ43815
Top RatedKids Play 8-Note Handbell Set
Rhythm Band 8 Note Handbell Set: Top quality construction and improved intonation make this 8 note handbell...$37.43Compare Compare Now site1prod449619
Best Seller$203.00Compare Compare Now site1prod400207
- Open Box:
- $122.49
Top RatedLast Stand Deluxe Orff Instrument Stand
The Last Stands are heavy duty, steel frame and casters. Use these stands to support your bass, soprano/alto...Starting at $85.00Compare Compare Now site1prod473076
Top RatedStarting at $3.15Compare Compare Now site1prod464266
Top RatedRhythm Band 20-Note Hand/Desk Bell Set
This new set of bells combine the features of both the Handbells and Deskbells into one handy and versatile...$129.99Compare Compare Now site1prod470364
Best SellerRemo World Music Drumming Packages
Remo World Music Drumming Packages are the result of a collaboration of Remo and MENC past president Will...Starting at $3,549.99Compare Compare Now site1prod467932
Best Seller$479.99Compare Compare Now site1prod585529
Best Seller$2.59Compare Compare Now site1prod441043
Top RatedRemo Kid's Percussion Rain Forest Floor Tom
The Remo Rain Forest Floor Tom measures 7-1/2 in. x 10 in.. Mallet not included.$32.99Compare Compare Now site1prod442469
Top RatedTrophy Triangle
These triangles are nickel finish and include a beater and holder; very good sound projection, availability in...Starting at $2.59Compare Compare Now site1prod464268
Best Seller$349.00Compare Compare Now site1prodH73211
Best Seller$3.99Compare Compare Now site1prodH81437
Best SellerLyons Orff Mallets
The same quality mallets you find supplied with all Lyons Brand Orff Instruments. These mallets are a great...Starting at $2.99Compare Compare Now site1prod473075
Best Seller$599.00Compare Compare Now site1prodH73208
Best Seller$529.99Compare Compare Now site1prod585526
With the amount of effort that goes into mastering an instrument, it's safe to say that learning and music go hand-in-hand. Teaching rhythm and theory takes a special breed of equipment: classroom musical instruments. These are often the first steps a young student takes toward his or her musical education, so a lot is on the line. There are three things, above all, that make classroom instruments what they are.
The first is accuracy. For a student to develop a musical ear, it's important that they're hearing every note at exactly the right pitch. This is one reason why xylophones, glockenspiels, recorders and bells are so common for education. With their accurate tuning, these instruments can give young musicians a head start on tone recognition.
The second important factor in classroom musical instruments is accessibility, meaning that they need to be easy and fun for any age. When kids are enthusiastic about the instruments in their classroom, they'll be enjoying themselves so much they won't even realize they're learning - and that's exactly the state of mind that leads to the best retention. This also accounts for the wide variety of hand percussion in the lineup: simple and straightforward to pick up and play, these build rhythm skills in a fun and interactive way.
Rounding out the three qualities of great classroom instruments is durability. The music room can be a busy and sometimes hectic environment, and if there are multiple classes every day, its supplies are going to endure some seriously extensive use. That's why instruments like these are built to last. They can take the punishment that excited young learners dish out, and they'll keep on making music without skipping a beat.
It doesn't matter if you're teaching music class at a public school or giving extracurricular lessons to eager students; wherever there's a space for teaching the basics of theory and rhythm, there will be classroom musical instruments. These simple, reliable and long-lasting educational staples are must-have equipment for any music teacher.


text:
In every beaten line that time has slowly chiselled,
there lies a hidden story there upon his face.
Truths and lies concealed beneath
his watery skin,
none but God will know of his life old sins.
Blind old eyes that hold a million tears
a shrivelled heart that beat a million fears,
he shies from us in shame.
Full of regret and bitter disgrace he hides
his ravaged,tear stained face.
Where is it now, his saving grace?
Old man, what did you do?
Was it so bad that you weep all day?
Did it take all of your soul, your spirit away?
It has been a long time since you lived and
you haven't much time.
So this is what you lived for, your purpose now spent
A broken sigh escapes from his pale cracked lips,
whispery breath releases a sad Amen.
For all the men he killed, for all his many sorrows,
For the life he didn't have. For forgiveness and a new tomorrow.
© Copyright 2017 Sunnyson. All rights reserved.
Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
Very beautiful and extremely moving. Painful and bittersweet all at once. Very nice! SN
w o w...intense doesn't begin to describe this one, great style and perfect flow, like the rapids of a lightning fast river, consuming and gripping....wonderful piece!
Thoughtfully done, great form and content..loved it.
"In every beaten line that time has slowly chiselled"...awesome line, had me hooked from that point:)
I saw an old man weep once and I thought the very same thing. Sad, and thought provoking.
I like the part that Leesah mentioned..
Book / Romance
Short Story / Fantasy
Poem / Poetry
Paste the link to picture in the entry below:
Paste the link to Youtube video in the following entry:
Cannot annotate a non-flat selection. Make sure your selection starts and ends within the same node.
An annotation cannot contain another annotation.
There was an error uploading your file.


text:
Premier Inn Warrington (M6/J21) Hotel
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Suites
- Meeting rooms/conference facilities
- Reduced mobility rooms
- Wireless internet connection in room (free)
- Breakfast Available
- Room service
Photos of Premier Inn Warrington (M6/J21) Hotel
Travelers also recommend:
- Restaurant
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
- Non-smoking hotel
- Reduced mobility rooms
- Wireless internet connection in room (free)
- Breakfast Available
- Free parking
- Suites
- Meeting rooms/conference facilities
- Conference facilities
- Continental Breakfast
- Room service
- Multilingual staff
- Kids activities or Babysitting
- Meal plan
TripAdvisor Reviews Premier Inn Warrington (M6/J21) Hotel
Travel Blogs from Warrington
Ferry across the Mersey . . . . . .
... good night out and a good percentage of the show was spent standing, clapping and dancing along to the music. It would however have been good to have a bit more of a story interlaced into the show as well as the music of Paul, John, George and Ringo which was performed by very talented musicians who very much looked the part.
Being the 31st October our trip back to New Brighton from Liverpool Lime Street was accompanied by witches, ghouls ...
The Harsh Reality of Travelling
... believe everyone is in your life for a reason so I will be forever grateful for those that I have met on my travels and I hope to remain in contact with a lot of them as I do with those at 'home'. The harsh reality of travelling though, is that unfortunately relationships with 'home' aren't the same – people can say nothing will change and sure when you return to reality it will be exactly how you left it ...
Manchester, Cheshire Oaks and the Cloud
... to check out the famous Manchester United stadium and the enormous Trafford Centre. Picking apples, looking at Jans caged birds and a big walk up the hill called The Cloud. A great few days, relaxing and simply spending time with the Abrahamse ...
Leaving on a jet plane
... back at home, because without them I certainly wouldn't be sitting here in Dubai airport waiting to board my plane to NZ. My mum and I had a great year living together and in my dads, well I actually loved living as part of a family again, taking the dramas and chaos in our stride. The LLS have proved that it doesn't matter where we are in the world or how long we are away for we can still have a pitbull party. The Leeds kayakers have changed my ...
The Lounge, Warrington
... we promptly left to find somewhere to eat it. We found a bench on the way back so we both sat down ready to chow down on our nice hot food.
No more than a few minutes later we were approached by an elderly gentleman carrying a plastic A4 wallet. "Excuse me" he said to me in a soft voice, "could I ask you where you bought your cap?" Before I had the opportunity to tell him about my beige flat cap that ...


text:
2016 Employee Recognition Award Nomination Web Form
- Use this form to nominate non-faculty employees who have made extraordinary contributions to the College within the last year. These contributions may have been made through outstanding job performance, extraordinary committee service, exemplary collaboration, exceptional customer service or other activities above and beyond the employee's job responsibilities. Only nominations for individuals will be considered. Last year's recipients are ineligible for this year's award.
- Every part of the nomination form must be completed in order to be considered. Use an additional page, if necessary.
- Nominees must have completed a minimum of one year of service with the College by the time of the nomination deadline.
- The following are not examples of above and beyond contributions: "Fun to work with"; "The best boss I ever had."; "Smiles everyday."
- Since nomination does not guarantee selection for recognition, you should consider keeping your nomination confidential.
- Mail, email, or drop your nomination form in the specially marked box at the Human Resources Office by Friday, May 6, 2016. Nominations received after this date cannot be considered.


text:
Android App, Watch Timing App.
- Status Closed
- Budget N/A
- Total Bids 9
Project Description
I am a watchmaker looking for a developer to create an app which displays the rate in seconds (how fast or slow in seconds the watch is keeping) of any given mechanical watch.
Similar to the Kello app on the iPhone, the app will work when the mic on the android device is placed on the watch. The mic picks up the small vibrations from the watch and calculates the expected rate. A professional timing machine will be provided to calibrate the app.
More information will be provided upon request.Get free quotes for a project like this
Skills Required
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text:
Is Government of Canada incorrect or missing key business information? Update your Hotfrog listing today.
Contact details
Are these details correct?
Hotfrog Canada provides information regarding Government of Canada in Kingston ON. Government of Canada is located at 440 King St W, Kingston ON K7L 2X4 and provides Community And Government services. Contact them on (613) 545-8212.
Is Government of Canada in 440 King St W, Kingston ON K7L 2X4 your business? Claim your listing and attract more leads by adding more content, photos and other business details.
We have more Community And Government services in Kingston ON available on Hotfrog Canada. You can update your search for Kingston Community And Government by location, keyword or service options.
69 Brock St KINGSTON ONTARIO K7L 1R8
Po Box 1491 KINGSTON ONTARIO K7L 5C7
88a Wellingt Street KINGSTON ONTARIO K7L 3C4
Centennial Transportati Club Po Box 2223 KINGSTON ONTARIO K7L 5J9
Small Business Hub
Sharing tips, ideas and advice to help grow your small business
Your profile without ads
Have you considered upgrading to Hotfrog AdVantage? No competitor advertising means exclusive focus on your business. You take centre stage.
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|2 nights
Beautiful home on large, private, tropical lot with all the modern amenities including whole house A/C (not common in Panama), Wireless Internet and Satellite T.V. Beautiful pool with in-pool bar stools and a large bohio surrounded by hammocks with a wet bar and refrigerator. Full bathroom at the pool, outdoor grill & 3 outdoor showers. Beach access is a short 10 minute walk down a slightly steep tropical trail used by locals to gather oysters at low tide. It's not treacherous by any means but the uphill return is likely to make you long for the pool. Close to all the area has to offer including great restaurants, mountain adventures in El Valle and you can walk to the famous surf beaches of Rio Mar and Pal Mar from the property. A brand new 24 hour modern clinic recently opened in Coronado just a 10 minute drive away. There are several golf courses to choose from close by. Spend your days relaxing in the pool or lounging on the hammocks in the bohio. An often deserted beach is at your finger tips for dips in the warm Blue Ocean or long walks. Home is a 2BR/2BA hat sleeps 6 comfortably.
We are a family of four who love Panama!
Chris purchased this house in 2008
We looked all over the world for a place we could call our second home and decided on Panama! This location is perfect for all we love to do; relax, swim, surf, hike, eat and enjoy life.
Drive off the busy highway on the ouskirts of San Carlos and arrive at this absolutely beautiful and well kept oasis. The house has all the amenities one would want. The grounds were immaculate. We spent our days mostly poolside enjoying the cabana and dipping in the beautiful pool. The owners go out of their way to make one's life as comfortable as possible. Love this place
We stayed 6 nights at the property in March of 2016. The property is easy to get to right off the Pan-American highway about 90 minutes outside of Panama City. The property is just as advertised, clean and location is perfect. The property is also very safe with gated entry. One of the coolest things is you can get up in the morning and walk about 1/4 mile down to a private black sand beach and watch the sun come up over the pacific. The black sand mixed with lighter sand is so beautiful. I would walk for over an hour and at most see two other people. We also loved the ability to buy fresh fruit and fresh fish and bring back to property. A fresh delicious watermelon, cantaloupe and pineapple ran us $3.50. Lobster, fish and prawns enough for 3 dinners fileted and shrimp cleaned and deveined was $44. There are close restaurants and the mountains are 20 minutes away. Where can you walk on a private beach at 6am, watch the sun come up over the pacific and be in the mountains at a farmers market by 10am? Answer is here.
Furthermore, the caretakers, Tim and Jenni are from the states and speak perfect English and know the area and are very helpful. We even did a joint a bbq the last night we were there. The pool, hammocks all made for a relaxing vacation. I just can't say enough good things.
It is not often that my expectations for a vacation spot are exceeded, but this place beat the odds. I had seen a few photos prior to our trip but they just didn't do the place justice. The large grounds are nicely landscaped and very well maintained as well as very private. 100% walled off and fenced with no close neighbors. The casa we stayed in (one of only two) was new and very nice with all modern conveniences and great views of the ocean from the upstairs master suite. The real gem here is the pool and bohio (palapa). both are far bigger than the pictures would seem to indicate and would easily accommodate all the guests this place could hold and more. Very well maintained and just an awesome spot to hang out. The closest beach is a short walk down a dirt road and is quite nice with very few other folks to be found on its mostly black sands. Easy drives to other beaches, small towns, and the foothills and mountains. Lots of good restaurants in the vicinity and the roadside fruit and veggie stands rock. Flora and fauna galore to boot. Go!
This property is amazing. We loved the POOL!! The huge tiki hut was great for lounging in the hammocks. The mango trees were dropping fruit so all we had to do was stroll over and pick a fresh ripe mango off the ground. We stayed in some hotels in Panama and this place was way nicer than any place we saw. Highly recommend it!!!
What a great place to get away from it all! Just as I imagined from the pics if not better in person. Everything was clean and tidy and the staff attendant was there just enough with whatever we needed - and definitely not overbearing.
There is a great place to eat right in town and I really loved the ceviche to go from the market across the main road. The beach was beautiful with varying scenery to keep it interesting and very isolated...only saw one or two people at a time! Highly recommended!
My wife and I and another couple had such a great time staying at this beautiful little gem in Panama. The pool, bohio, hammocks and grill made it hard to even leave the grounds. Once we did, however, we had a short walk to the prettiest beach you will ever see. The water was clear and warm and every day was sunny. Surprisingly, we came across several great places to eat nearby although there were some occasions when we weren't entirely sure what we were eating because the signs were in Spanish and no one spoke English. That made it fun, though! We even had a mud bath in a place not too far from the homes that was about as exotic as it gets. The homes and the surrounding amenities were just as advertised. I'd highly recommend this place for a great getaway.
The property is located approximately 100km from Panama City in the town of San Carlos which is nicely positioned between the resort areas of Coronado and Farallon allowing visitors to conveniently take advantage of all the area has to offer. The road to El Valle is just 2km from the house. Many of the areas best restaurants are close to the property and the beach is just a 5 minute walk from the house. Much time was spent researching the area to be sure the property was in the perfect location to enjoy all of the attractions on the pacific beaches of Panama.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
|Cleaning fee
|$40 + Tax
|Refundable damage deposit
|Tax Rate
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|"Mirko Golze (Created) (JIRA)" <j...@apache.org>
|[jira] [Created] (AMQ-3744) FailoverTransport connects to inactive slave Broker
|Tue, 28 Feb 2012 08:47:48 GMT
FailoverTransport connects to inactive slave Broker --------------------------------------------------- Key: AMQ-3744 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-3744 Project: ActiveMQ Issue Type: Bug Components: Connector Affects Versions: 5.5.1 Environment: Windows 7 x64, Java 1.6_30 Reporter: Mirko Golze The bug affects the ActiveMQ-Fuse Version 5.5.1-fuse-02-02. The version 5.5.1-fuse-00-08 is the last testet with no problem. when trying to connect to a failover-url with multiple failover nodes, the failover transport connects successful already at the first node, even if it is an inactive slave. Then, of course, no session can be started. The consumer is waiting all the time. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
|View raw message


text:
Jianguo Hotspring Hotel
Find Hotel Rates
Recent Searches
Wego searches multiple travel sites so you can find and compare the best rates.
Jianguo Hotspring Hotel Hotel Reviews
Based on reviews from across the web.
Jianguo Hotspring Hotel Hotel Details
Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1200
Ideally located in the prime touristic area of Jianguomen & Railway Station, Jianguo Hotspring Hotel promises a relaxing and wonderful visit. The property features a wide range of facilities to make your stay a pleasant experience. 24-hour room service, room service, safety deposit boxes, laundry service, business center are just some of the facilities on offer. Some of the well-appointed guestrooms feature air conditioning, refrigerator, television, coffee/tea maker, internet access – wireless (complimentary). Access to the hotel's spa, massage, indoor pool, steamroom, hot spring bath will further enhance your satisfying stay. Jianguo Hotspring Hotel is an excellent choice from which to explore Beijing or to simply relax and rejuvenate.


text:
Ocracoke Alive's Deepwater Theater and Music Hall is the venue for summertime shows for Ocracoke's internationally renown folk band, Molasses Creek (Thursdays), the Ocrafolk Opry (Wednesdays), and Blackbeard: An (Historical/Hysterical) Account (Mondays). Detailed schedules and information about other special events are posted online, at the entrance to the theater and around the village. Ticket prices are around $15 for adults and $5-7 for children, and a weekly pass is available. Credit cards are accepted. Advance reservations recommended through the website or by calling.Visit Ocracoke Alive's shop at the Deepwater Theater during afternoon open hours to find out more about the Skipjack Wilma Lee and community events.
Ocracoke Alive's Deepwater Theater and Music Hall
82 School Road, Ocracoke
(252) 921-0260


text:
- Video
No Videos Available
- Description
Built on a Natural Shape last that mirrors the anatomy of a foot, the waterproof Asolo Men's Reston WP hiking boot delivers lightweight fit, flexibility and comfort. Hybrid suede and synthetic construction add to comfort and durability while keeping weight to a minimum.
The combination of water-resistant suede and high-tenacity polyester fabrics enable the Men's Reston WP to "break in" more quickly than full-leather boots. This construction also provides the boots with flexibility and forgiveness that make them extremely comfortable to wear. A waterproof/breathable lining enhances all weather performance.
The lightweight design best supports medium pack loads of up to 30 pounds, making the Men's Reston WP ideal for day hiking and fast-and-light trekking. The high cut of the boot provides excellent ankle support while the materials are pliable enough to provide a snug fit. A rubber toe rand helps to defend toes against rocks and roots and also extends the life of the boot.
The Natural Shape Asoflex lasting board protects the bottom of your foot from the impact of roots and rocks and a molded EVA midsole helps cushion your foot. The low-profile Vibram outsole focuses on the main points of impact with the ground, complementing a natural stride pattern.
Sold in pairs, the Asolo Men's Reston WP hiking boot is available in men's full and half sizes.
- Upper: Water-resistant suede mm 1,6-1,8 + polyester
- Lining: Waterproof
- Anatomic Footbed: Natural Shape
- Sole: Asolo/Vibram Natural Shape (rubber-eva)
- Specs
Best Use Hiking Warranty One-Year Upper Material Water-Resistant Suede and Polyester Type Hiking Boot Toe Protection Yes Outsole Asolo/Vibram Natural Shape Rubber and EVA Other Natural Shape Footbeds Number of Eyelets 6 full metal; 1 nylon Midsole Molded EVA with TPU insert Item Weight 1 lb 15 oz/pair Fit Best for medium volume feet
- Reviews


text:
Mar 08, 2013, 03.25 PM | Source: CNBC-TV18
Liquidity has been the key driver of Indian market and will remain so going ahead, says Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital. However, he cautions that India is more vulnerable to global volatility compared to other emerging markets (EMs).
Like this story, share it with millions of investors on M3
India more vulnerable to global woes Vs other EMs: Axis Cap
Liquidity has been the key driver of Indian market and will remain so going ahead, says Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital. However, he cautions that India is more vulnerable to global volatility compared to other emerging markets (EMs).
Nandan Chakraborty (more)
MD - Institutional Equity Research, Axis Capital | Capital Expertise: Equity - Fundamental
On the policy front, Chakraborty expects government's reform push to continue over the next two-three. This he feels would be the key domestic trigger for the market. "Given the twin deficit concerns, the economic recovery is still very fragile and would pick pace in FY14," he adds.
Also Read: See strong resistance at 5900; buy on dips: Sukhani
From the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) he expects a repo rate cut of 50 basis points (bps) within a month. In its January policy, the central bank lowered its key policy rate for the first time in nine months. It reduced the repo rate by 25bps to 7.75 percent. For the rest of 2013, Chakraborty foresees a total of 100 bps cut in repo rate.
Talking stock specific, he says Axis Capital has raised weightage on SBI and LIC Housing in its portfolio. It remains overweight on L&T , but has reduced weightage. "The US BFSI sector is in currently in recovery mode which will boost the Indian IT sector going ahead."
Below is the verbatim transcript of Nandan Chakraborty's interview on CNBC-TV18
Q: How are you feeling about the market because the broader market moves since the start of the year would have disappointed most retail and HNI investors? Do you see it being a bumpy ride this year?
A: A lot of stuff that will happen by the government will happen from outside the Budget , post Budget. It's a typical P Chidambaram Budget where a lot of fine print is there, a lot of positives come out after the Budget. The negative which had come, he immediately took it back. He said it was wrong.
Over the next two-three months, you will see a lot of positive news coming out of the cabinet and will buoy the market from a domestic perspective. The global perspective remains fragile, on that depends how we finance our current account deficit which is the divestments and spectrum auctions and so it remains fragile. I think the government is pretty aware of it.
Q: Would you lean towards more aggressive rate cuts in terms of monetary policy now? How much of a salutary effect will that have on equities?
A: There are three-four things that will happen over the next few months. One, the RBI would be open to rate cuts now. A lot of it will be front ended. It should cut 50 bps by next month and another 50 bps later on maybe towards the busy season policy during September-October-November. We will see 50-100 bps cut coming this year and they will be very positive on the rate sensitives.
Secondly, you will hear a lot of clearances coming through from the government as the it acts in concert. Thirdly, as the divestment news includes, which includes not just the government companies but also the non-government companies, you will see a positive news flow coming out of that because of a lot of confidence in the system there. What is also interesting is the fact that the spending by ministries which has been hardly anything last year.
Even if you don't take the huge planned expenditure that the government is projecting, even what is not spent last year is a huge amount and Rs 90,000 crore is similar to that. It is a huge amount which will start drive to capex. However, all this is still work in progress (WIP). What P Chidambaram has done is clever. The few things that he mentioned and will speak about, will happen by itself after the Budget which is getting a lot of people into the tax net. For example, he has hinted on the anti-money laundering schemes. So, for all jewellery purchases, the limits for which you will have to get your PAN cards and order maybe reduced.
Whenever you will buy a property, you will have to get your TDS. Again, you are a part of the tax net. Otherwise, the seller does not input credit on that. He also spoke about the Voluntary Disclosure of Income Scheme (VDIS) on service tax. You will see a lot of people getting into the tax net now. All this is yet to evolve over the next few months.
Even as the government has approved State Bank of
The government may not like to go in for further c
Government sources have told CNBC-TV18 that the go
Axis Direct is bullish on State Bank Of India has
Contact No.*
Interested in
Confused? use our Compare Brokers feature.
Thank you for registering.
Respective broker representative will reach you shortly.


text:
3M™ Performance Masking Tape 2380 Tan, 33 in x 250 yd 7.2 mil, 1 per case Bulk
3M ID 70006381100 UPC# 00051138946548 3M Product Number 2380
Use for Masking and Surface Protection Photo should be high value transportation. Airplane, AOEM, RV
This highly versatile tape has all the features that are desirable for a high performance masking tape, such as strong adhesion, tough backing, excellent heat resistance and easy removal. It remains in place around corners, contours, and irregular surfaces to provide sharp paint lines in paint applications. 3M™ Performance Masking Tape 2380 has been laboratory tested on painted steel panels and found to remove cleanly for up to 30 minutes at bake temperatures up to 325°F/ 162°C. The adhesive bonds instantly to paper, metal, wood, and painted surfaces with reliable holding power that resists lifting and curling, essential for producing precise paint lines. 3M™ Performance Masking Tape 2380 also features one-piece removal and is sliver resistant under normal operating conditions.
Recommended Applications
Masking tape was developed specifically to help protect surrounding surfaces from overspray, provide clean paint lines, and remove easily and cleanly when finished. Masking tapes from 3M adhere well, resist solvents or water from the paint, and are strong enough to hang plastic sheeting, yet remove cleanly without damaging the subsurface. The backing, typically crepe paper, can conform to curved and irregular surfaces. The tape hand tears for tool-free application.
Data Sheet


text:
Artane 30 Mg For Sale Without Perscription
Looking for a artane? Not a problem!
Click Here
If you would like to obtain more data relating to artane kindly visit Pharmacy Lookup.
Guaranteed Worldwide Shipping
Discreet Package
Low Prices
24/7/365 Customer Support
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed.
In deciding to take this route, it could serve you recommended that you build your vocational career plans on jobs that have greater room for advancement or more avenues for employment. Facilitating this accessibility to modern day drugs are the full time career of numerous graduates using a degree in pharmacy. The jury inside court case found Walgreens responsible, and awarded the family 21 million dollars, however the pharmacist responsible for that error still works at a nearby Walgreens, and it is the pharmacy manager. Buying in bulk through a Canadian drugstore internet pharmacy is the best option since you don't have to go back for the doctor in these little time. Shopping for essential medicines has be a lot easier in the event you go through online pharmacy reviews before you decide to make your purchase.
We'll try healthy to explain it for you, but we occasionally don't even understand it. Some fields, like journalism, require constant intensive writing while attending college and in the field. Now, we'll talk next concerning the process of filling a prescription. It's actually like reading an individual information leaflet on your hard drive screen, all the things that you just need to be familiar with a particular kind of medicine is right there. Nobody knows what you bought Viagra or pills for penis enlargement.
Qwikster (DVD rentals by mail) may also offer customers to be able to order favorite games for PS3, Wii and Xbox, however, Hasting highlights in his apology this is going to be an "upgrade" just like when they added the ability for DVD customers to order movies on Blu-ray. UW requires students for you an application via Pharm - CAS and UW School of Pharmacy. A few states such as Florida now acknowledge pharmacy technicians as professionals. Whether you're trying to get the dosage that works right for you or searching for any particular medicine that you simply were prescribed but has become hard to find, a compounding pharmacy is where you'll be able to find the correct help. FDA and legal experts make sure to keep check on the medicines and shipments for all.
She founded CDO Foodsphere in 1975; since the product's track record of affordable quality became widespread, the need for CDO products likewise increased. They're only human Understand that mistakes do sometimes get made. , or Gmail, automatically eliminate the junk emails from your order cheap generic artane with no prescription inbox and place them inside a separate folder. They have toll free numbers worldwide and email numbers so that one can contact in their mind easily. This allows a candidate to get comfortable with the content and format from the exam.
Most technicians work 35-45 hours per week in hospitals and people retail pharmacies which can be open twenty-fours a day. It is essential to keep the junk email filter up-to-date allowing Outlook in blocking pharmacy spam on Microsoft Outlook. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) explains that the Bachelor's Degree is required for entry-level work. Therefore, if you might be dedicated with this career, you may emphatically bask the career's long-term benefits. The intent behind implementing these kinds of courses inside the curriculum is always to encourage future technicians being actively involved in community matters and to stay up-to-date with social conditions affect their local communities.


text:
Welcome to the South Carolina Oncology Society (SCOS)! Our mission is to provide advocacy for cancer patients and to promote standards of excellence for high-quality cancer care.
SCOS is committed to adding clarity to both the clinical and business aspects of oncology care, offering our members access to meaningful, current, and helpful information and education.
ACCC Submits Comments to CMS on Part B Drug Proposal
ACCCBuzz Blog: ACCC Voices Part B Demo Concerns on Capitol Hill & at CMS
FDA Approves Gilotrif for Patients with Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Lung
SCOS Urges CMS to Withdraw Part B Drug Payment Model From Consideration
FDA Approves Imbruvica for the First-line Treatment of Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia


text:
You will receive reset instructions in your mailbox.
Manager & Fitness Expert
Expertise: With over 7 years experience in fitness-related retail, Cam is an asset to the Fitness Town North Vancouver team.
Experience: Cam has played competitive tennis and squash, and is committed to a healthy lifestyle. You will surely enjoy your time with him! His warm and honest approach helps our customers feel at ease when making the right choice for their fitness needs.
Sales Associate & Fitness Expert
Expertise: Tommy loves working out and is happy to help you find the right fitness equipment and program for your specific fitness needs.
Experience: Known as "Mr Hightower", Tommy has played sports since he was a little kid, including hockey, baseball, basketball, MMA, wrestling, and his favorite - football. On top of Tommy's many years playing high-level competitive sports, Tommy has been weight training since he was a teenager and has an impressive working knowledge of strength and conditioning.
1644 Bridgman Avenue
North Vancouver, BC, V7P 2T4, Canada
Tel: 604.988.6888
Google Map


text:
Students say no to smoking
Students at Schwegler Elementary "tie down" tobacco for the Great American Smokeout.
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.
Commenting has been disabled for this item.
Share this video
Academy Cars 785-841-0102
Find more businesses on Marketplace
Arts & Entertainment · Bars · Theatres · Restaurants · Coffeehouses · Libraries · Antiques · Services


text:
Surgeon says nothing was done to my nasal tip (per our agreement). We no longer speak. I see in my notes he placed a columellar strut graft. I say it's poorly placed because when that part of my nose moves over the tip of my septum it "clicks" (uncomfortable), & stays in an unnatural position until I manually move it back over. I believe I have a slight "over rotated look" & wonder if this graft is contributing. Can this be solved by being removed? Can over rotation be corrected w/out grafting?
Can a Poorly Placed Columellar Strut Graft Make a Nasal Tip Appear Overly Rotated?
Doctor Answers 2
Can a Poorly Placed Columellar Strut Graft Make a Nasal Tip Appear Overly Rotated?
You will need an exam to determine what needs to be done. It is possible to remove the strut without having to cartilage graft in some instances. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of rhinoplasties and rhinoplasty revisions each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.
Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Web reference: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/Rhinoplasty.php
Problems Following Placement of Columellar Strut
Pictures would help when responding to your questions. However, the columellar strut can be reduced, shortened, or re-positioned depending on the problems you have. Over- rotation can sometimes be corrected without another graft.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


text:
Bright, colours
Heat slowly changing
Children playing with leaves
Birds resonating in the breeze
Dry leaves on ground
Mound of leaves
Leaves falling
© Copyright 2017 Cleo96. All rights reserved.
Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
I loved the way you described Autumn :)
I agree with Emma, the way u summoned it up was short, simple and effective! I love it :)
Hi nice poem. Very short and to the point. I like that. The autumn that happens near you sounds a lot better than the one around here. Also, I don't think you want the word resonate in the context you've used it. Resonate is something that a noise or sound does. You could say "Bird calls resonating in the breeze".
Sorry, I meant "birds swaying"
or gliding
or something like that. I reread my comment and had a major facepalm moment
Poem / Poetry
Poem / Poetry
Poem / Children Stories
Paste the link to picture in the entry below:
Paste the link to Youtube video in the following entry:
Cannot annotate a non-flat selection. Make sure your selection starts and ends within the same node.
An annotation cannot contain another annotation.
There was an error uploading your file.