text:
Is The Imperial Condominium incorrect or missing key business information? Update your Hotfrog listing today.
Contact details
Are these details correct?
Hotfrog Singapore provides information regarding The Imperial Condominium in Singapore. The Imperial Condominium is located at No. 3 Jln Rumbia, Singapore 239616 and provides Sports And Recreation services. Contact them on 9832 3015 or by visiting them on their website http://www.theimperialcondominium.com.
Is The Imperial Condominium in No. 3 Jln Rumbia, Singapore 239616 your business? Claim your listing and attract more leads by adding more content, photos and other business details.
We have more Sports And Recreation services in Singapore available on Hotfrog Singapore. You can update your search for Singapore Sports And Recreation by location, keyword or service options.
Small Business Hub
Sharing tips, ideas and advice to help grow your small business.
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
Dear Michigan...
I spent a lot of time in Michigan the last two days.
Not literally, of course. But online. I chatted with my friends still there. I dreamed my way through Michigan.org. I rewrote a short story about snow for my writing class.
I spent a lot of time in Michigan.
It's where I learned to point to the palm of my hand and say, "I live here."
I lived here.
It's been decades since I've been there, but I can still feel the easy humidity of a warm summer's night spent running barefoot on the grass. The fresh, new air when bulbs push their first leaves through the damp soil in the spring. The crispy, crunchy footsteps of walking through a mosaic of fallen Oak and Maple leaves. And the blinding brightness of cold falling snow.
I grew up in Michigan. It's where I learned to ride a bike. Talk to neighbors. Swim in a lake. Sled down the street. It's where we played Lava in the house, and hid in the spaceship of our basement.
My mom's flower gardens. My dad's tomatoes. My brother working on his car. Typing out homework.
It's where I found my first stray cat. Played with snakes and raccoons. Learned how to layer clothing. Roast marshmallows. Camp in the backyard.
It's where my best friends once lived, and have returned to. Leaving a light on for me.
I love Bedford Manor. But I'm lonely for that light. For staying up late talking nonsense. Drinking coffee on the patio in the morning fog. Reaching hands to pray over dinner. I'm lonely for that company.
And I can't wait to return. If even just for a visit.
Keep the light on and warm the Mittens, Michigan. One way or another... I'll be there.
And Frankly, My Dear... that's all she wrote!
More from living

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Nayland Driving School
The Nayland Driving School in Colchester, Essex , is run by an ORDIT registered ADI (approved driving instructor). The Colchester based driving school offers competitively priced driving lessons and good pass rates with patient instructors. Tuition is offered in Colchester, Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Haverhill, and surrounding villages, see our working area.
Nayland Driving School offers you:
Book your first 2 hours for just £19
This offer only applies to beginners as a welcome to the world of driving
Train to be a fully qualified driving instructor now with Nayland Instructor Training.
Driving Instructor Jobs - driving school links


text:
Nizar may move to Changkat Jering state seat
GE13 WATCH There appears to be a strong possibility of former Perak PAS deputy chief and ex-menteri besar Mohd Nizar Jamaluddin going for the Changkat Jering state seat instead of defending his Pasir Panjang incumbency.
For the rest of this story and more, subscribe for only RM150 a year. If you're already a subscriber, please sign in.Sign in Subscribe now


text:
H2O.ai is a Visionary in the
Read the Report
Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Science Platforms
Open Source AI Platform
H2O is the world's leading open source deep learning platform. H2O is used by over 75,000 data scientists and more than 8,500 organizations around the world.JOIN THE MOVEMENT PRODUCT PHILOSOPHY
Bringing AI to Enterprise
H2O.ai is developing mission critical data products for some of the world's most admired and influential companies. Every enterprise needs a google brain and H2O.ai is making it possible.H2O in Financial Services


text:
Whether you are a small office of 2 people, or you are a large company with an entire floor of a high rise, we have your office moving needs covered.
We are affiliated and partnered with the some great office supplies wholesalers so we can also supply you with all the packing materials you may need. We also provide office packing services.
We have all top of the line moving equipment, dollies, bins, carts, and whatever else may be needed to fit your unique move.
We have handled office moves in excess of 20,000 sq ft, and we also move the one person relocating to another office. With no minimums, quarter hour billing, and owner operators on the job, you can rest assured your job is going to get done efficiently, and safely without breaking the bank.
We are Alberta Top Notch Movers.
Call Us TOLL FREE Today To Book Your Move Now And To Check Availability of Date(s)
Now Servicing All Of Alberta!
Or Fill In Our Estimate Form On The Right Of This Page


text:
This is a quite simple DC to AC inverter that provides 220VAC when a 12VDC power source is provided. It can be used to power very light loads like night lamps and cordless telephones, but can be modified into a powerful inverter by adding more MOSFETs. It uses 2 power IRFZ44 MOSFETs for driving the output power and the 4047 IC as an astable multivibrator operating at a frequency of around 50 Hz.
The 10 and 11 pin outputs of the IC directly drive power MOSFETs that are used in push-pull configuration. The output transformer has a 9V-0-9V, 2 Amps on the secondary and 230V on the primary. Use suitable heat-sinks for MOSFETs.
Remember that this is not a sine-wave inverter, not even a modified one. It's just a square-wave one so you can power only light bulbs, and small power tools that do not require a frequency with a sinusoidal wave form!
You must be logged in to post a comment.
sir i tested your circuit on bread board their was some humming noise from the circuit , as well a lot of heating due to which breadboard started melting .
also a sound of beep was their . why it is so ?? can you guided me???
i am just making a project using yours circuit its a smart power generation i just want few guidience
please information me how can i will make dc celling fan 48″.
i don't know about circuit and copper motor
Ok but i would like to know if 600 watts inverter be enough to power 32″ LED TV, one standing fan, two tubelights, music system, phone charging system??
Can 600 watts inverter be changed to 3 kilowatts??


text:
Skip to main content
Donate now
Double your impact! Donald Guloien and Irene Boychuk are generously providing up to $1.2 million to match all new Leadership donations and donation increases.
Learn more
By sending Warmest Wishes, you can help people like Cheyenne. Better yet? Send yours by December 24, and the P and L Odette Charitable Foundation will generously match your gift!
Useful Resources
Charitable Registration Number: 119278216RR0001
© 2015 United Way Toronto & York Region. All Rights Reserved.


text:
I need a basic website & php script/backend designing
This project received 53 bids from talented freelancers with an average bid price of $635 USD.Get free quotes for a project like this
Project Budget$250 - $750 USD
Total Bids53
Project Description
I have an idea for a website which will basically let people log into it, and when logged in send emails out to anyone else, I need it with specific features which I will discuss with the right person, it needs to be easy to use and simple like twitter is for example.
I will need a php script making for the site to handle the backend, and will probably need the website framework and some MySQL too.
I am developing a desktop app myself which is 60% completed and I intend to have the app work in conjunction with the website.
I will need it to have a login, save contacts feature, and I will also need some more custom features that I will only discuss with the winning dev.
My budget is small to start with because this site will be FREE, but I will want ongoing work done with the same developer to add new features over the next few weeks.
My only request is that I would not pay anything up front as I have been ripped off by this before, and once a price is agreed we will stick to it.
Give me your quote for doing
the website
php backend to handle the emailing part
MySQL database?
and lets say up to 5 features.
ps: this is something ive knocked up to give you an idea what I want, I need it designed so that its easy to change the template/images at any time
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:
By George Green
Copyright 2012 Green King Press
Smashwords Edition
Nowadays, online marketing is a huge business.
It's a fact that 24/7, 365 days a year (and for one extra day every four years), there are thousands of people all over the world trying to generate an income from the internet.
However, one thing about making money online that you should understand is that there are many different ways of generating cash through the net. Some online money making strategies are very well known, whilst other net-based business concepts are far less familiar.
Blog flipping for easy cash is going to focus on one of these less well-known moneymaking business ideas because flipping blogs for cash represents a terrific opportunity that very few people are taking advantage of.
Fortunately, this is a good thing for you because it means that the competition in the market is relatively light at the moment, making it far easier for you to generate a handsome income by flipping blogs.
Maybe at the moment you have a vague idea what flipping blogs is all about, or you may in fact have no idea whatsoever. In either case, you are going to learn everything you need to know about how to set up a blog flipping business and make money from it through this guide. After reading this book, you should be able to get started pretty much right away.
So, let's get started by examining what flipping blogs is all about.
The concept of flipping is one that has been bequeathed to the online marketing industry by the real estate business. However, whereas websites and blogs are often referred to as virtual real estate – your site is your property on the net, hence the VRE concept – I am talking about the real world, bricks and mortar real estate business in this context.
In the real estate business, the concept of flipping property is that you buy a rundown residence or office building, renovate it and immediately sell it for a profit. In other words, the property was bought solely and exclusively for the purpose of renovating and selling it at an immediate profit rather than using it as a residence or office.


text:
Taylor Mason Training
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Describe what headhunting is and the process it follows
Explain why headhunting is used, and the needs of all parties affected by the headhunting process
Identify potential sources of candidates using research techniques and networking
Collate and manage the information they gather during the research process
Understand the psychology and behaviour of people at work, including the headhunted candidate
Structure calls effectively to potential candidates, and uses effective questions to profile and qualify candidates
Prepare candidates for interview thoroughly
Debrief both candidates and clients after interviews have taken place
Handle counter offers and deal breakers effectively
Monitor and review their approach to identify how successful they have been
Pre-Course Work:
No pre course work is required for this head hunitng training course
Proposed Course Outline:
Introduction and Welcome
Setting the Scene – Defining Headhunting and why it is used
The Headhunting Process – An Overview
Identifying Potential Candidates – Networking, Sources of Information, Gathering Names
The psychology of the candidate – what motivates people at work, and why they change jobs
Turning Names into Candidate – Profiling and Qualifying the Candidate
Dealing Effectively with the Recruitment Process – Preparing the Candidate for Interview, Debriefing the Client and Candidate
The Bargaining Process – Dealing with Counter Offers and Deal breakers
Monitoring and Measuring Success – How well did your approach work?
Personal Action Planning
Course Evaluation and Review
This course is delivered over: 1.00 day
In-house Courses - £875.00 per day*
All prices are excluding VAT, travel is charged with In-house courses at 40p per mile from our head office.
Print this page
Delegates will learn how to manage stress, understand what it is and what are the causes of it; they will be shown how to spot stress and what happens if it is not managed.
This course is recommencded if you need help with recruitment and selection as you will be learning things such as, Describe the features of a 'best practice' recruitment process
Describe the advantages and disadvantages of different selection methods and interview formats
Use effective questioning skills to select the best candidate for a role. And much more!
By the end of this 2 day Crystal Reports training course delegates will be able to:
Display, find, sort and filter data
Work with groups
Build, write and edit formulas
Work with filters
Understand formatting
Enhance reports
Create charts
Distribute reports
This interview and CV writing course is designed to provide you with the most up to date techniques and skills in CV preparation, interviewing techniques and self marketing strategies.
Usually this is delivered over the one day and can cater for proficient users of the software that are looking for specific training solution
After attending this coure you will learn new tips and ideas such as, being able to describe what headhunting is and the process it follows
you will understand how to explain why headhunting is used, and the needs of all parties affected by the headhunting process
and also identify potential sources of candidates using research techniques and networking, plus much more.
You will learn how to deal with sales, purchase and nominal ledgers, VAT returns and management reports through to prepayments and accruals.
The course uses your data as opposed to sample data thus ensuring that you receive both the training a practical set up of your payroll.
After taking this course you will feel comfortable enough to be confident with no hesitation when asked about employment law. You will learn lots of new facts about it.
This management training course will enhance your skills and understanding of your role, your responsibility and the required behaviours to be successful at managingand leading people and teams.
By taking this course you will learn new information and tips, and come away with a lot of new knowledge to help your company/business.
This course provides new or excisting supervisor with the skills and knowledge to become exceptional team managers whilst obtaining an accreditation at the end of the training.
You will learn effective techniques in dealing with difficult situations professionally; you will be able to identify the underlying causes of difficult behaviour. You will also understand the model for managing conflict, keeping calm to resolve problems and understand the techniques used to overcome negative and aggressive behaviour.
To provide you with an understanding of appraisals and how to use an appraisal system effectively.
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
The Shaker 7-Drawer Dresser and Tri-View Mirror is made from America's richest hardwood, hand-finished and built by genuine Amish craftsmen, with skill that is only passed down from one generation to the next.
The Shaker Amish Shaker 7-Drawer Dresser and Tri-View Mirror by Simply Amish at Becker Furniture World in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota area. Product availability may vary. Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
Bring this Shaker inspired collection into your home for a look that is both functional yet elegant. Enjoy the storage spaces and seating options of the Shaker Amish collection in your dining room. Combining quality design with simplistic elegance, add the Shaker Amish collection into your decor today.
The Shaker Amish collection is a great option if you are looking for furniture in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota area.
Browse other items in the Shaker Amish collection from Becker Furniture World in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota area.
This item has been tagged as: Dresser, Bedroom Dresser, Dresser Chest, Chest of Drawers, Dresser Set, Dresser and Mirror, Bedroom Furniture, Bedroom Storage, Bureau, Clothing Storage, Linen Storage, Bedroom Cabinet, Chiffonier, Bedroom Closet, Highboy, Wardrobe, Vanity, Vanity with Hutch, Make - Up Table, Make Up Table with Hutch, Dresser to Sit At, Vanity Dressers, Large Commode
Nothing on this page may be copied or reproduced without explicit permission.
Drag anItem Here
To start a new blank room plan, enter the desired room dimensions below and click Create Room.
To request a new password, enter your username or e-mail address and click submit. A new password will automatically be emailed to you.
If you are still having trouble logging on after receiving your new password, please email email@example.com


text:
Call: 314-994-3300 ext. 2070
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Visit us at:
1640 S. Lindbergh Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63131
The entire index for 1860-1861 and 1880 can also be downloaded as single PDF files:
Use the links below to access the indexes online.
Photocopies of indexed articles may be requested by email from the History and Genealogy Department. Limit of three searches per request. Please review the library's lookup policy.


text:
Maryland coach Ralph Friedgen said he doesn't have an alarm clock because he doesn't need one -- he wakes up on his own at 4 a.m. almost every morning, ready for work.
Last season, though, he got one of the biggest wake-up calls of his career -- a school-record 10 losses.
"I was just telling the team a minute ago, 'There's not a day that goes by I don't think about being 2-10 and how it irritates me,'" Friedgen said in a recent telephone interview. "I said, 'We've got too many winners in this room to be 2-10.'"
And the Terps have been on a mission to prove it since the 2009 season ended with a seven-game losing streak. Although it might be difficult to see change from the outside since there were no staff changes, Friedgen said he's willing to tinker with the playbook and the personnel this spring to get the program back into the ACC race. Friedgen said he has taken a longer look at how he organizes things, and plans to spend more time focusing on turnover circuits, ball security, fundamentals, and tackling.
"We're going to do what we've got to do to emphasize our strengths," he said.
The strength of the team will be the linebackers, where all three starters and their backups return. Among them is veteran Alex Wujciak, who leads all returning ACC defenders in career tackles with 264. Wujciak ranked eighth nationally and second in the ACC in tackles last year with 131, including 58 solos and 8.5 for loss.
Wujciak said he has noticed an improvement in attitude and a sense of urgency this offseason from everyone -- including Friedgen.
"There's definitely a lot of anxious people around," Wujciak said. "You could just see it in a lot of guys in the way they lifted throughout the offseason, guys being on time and really showing they care a lot about the upcoming season. … I think a lot of times we expected throughout the season to just walk into games and win, but I think now we realize we have to practice hard and prepare to get wins on Saturdays."
With 14 starters returning and four scholarship quarterbacks to choose from, Maryland has reasons to be optimistic. Winter workouts indicated this is a faster team than Maryland is accustomed to. The Terps return their starting wide receivers and running backs, and a more mobile quarterback -- whoever it might be -- will allow offensive coordinator James Franklin more flexibility. Jamarr Robinson is the most experienced quarterback on the roster, and he'll have a 1,000-yard rusher to work with in Da'Rel Scott if he solidifies his position as the starter.
"The offense has to be flexible enough to take advantage of what our guys can do," Friedgen said. "We've really spent a lot of time analyzing our film from last year, and seeing who we have back this year, and in the winter workouts measured what we think the strengths are, and then try to play to those strengths -- try to put them in situations they can do as opposed to just saying, 'Ok, this is the play we run, it's been very good in the past,' but maybe it's not quite as good with our guys."
Maryland needs this spring to help figure out exactly what works best. The Terps have to replace three starters on the defensive line, three starters in the secondary, and two key leaders on the offensive line.
Franklin said there's a natural tendency to work harder when things don't go well. During the offseason, Franklin met individually with every offensive player -- and a few defensive players -- to talk about chemistry and being unified this season.
"Everybody is really motivated," Franklin said. "Whenever you have a rough season, everything is magnified. … I think everybody is hungry. The players are hungry, the coaches are hungry, and from an attitude standpoint, I feel really good about us. Do we still have some issues and concerns? Yeah, but everybody is on the same page and we're doing a much better job of communicating."
Sometimes all it takes is a little wake-up call.


text:
Definitions for TYLERˈtaɪ lər
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word TYLER
Princeton's WordNet
Tyler, John Tyler, President Tyler(noun)
elected vice president and became the 10th President of the United States when Harrison died (1790-1862)
a town in northeast Texas
for a tiler.
transferred from the surname.
used since the 1980s. (Much less common than the male name)
Webster Dictionary
see 2d Tiler
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of TYLER in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of TYLER in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
Sample Sentences & Example Usage
I don't like it, tyler is doing the best he can, but he is not a typical point guard.
Before long, we knew we had something special, cBS then put' Mary Tyler Moore' in, they put' Carol Burnett' in, they built a night that became a monster for CBS.
Tyler is thriving. Every time I see him he's breathing well without ventilation or oxygen, and his voice and speech have improved, the day Tyler's trace was removed was the best day.
I vaguely remember arguing with the doctors because I didn't want them to deliver Tyler so early, but the doctors told me I was in severe danger— minutes away from death— and I needed to get to theater.
Not only was [ Blumenthal ] providing unvetted, uncorroborated, unsubstantiated intelligence to our top diplomat, he was just simply forwarding on intelligence that somebody by the name of Tyler Drumheller was sending him.
Images & Illustrations of TYLER
Translations for TYLER
From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary
- تايلرArabic
- tylerGerman
- TylerPortuguese
- 泰勒Chinese
Get even more translations for TYLER »
Find a translation for the TYLER definition in other languages:
Select another language:
Discuss these TYLER definitions with the community:
Word of the Day
Would you like us to send you a FREE new word definition delivered to your inbox daily?
Use the citation below to add this definition to your bibliography:
"TYLER." Definitions.net. STANDS4 LLC, 2017. Web. 25 Feb. 2017. <http://www.definitions.net/definition/TYLER>.


text:
Best Buy DearbornStore's name : Best Buy - Dearborn
Address & Contacts
(313) 240-6655
Best Buy
16221 Ford Rd Fairlane Meadows
48126 Dearborn
Opening Times
|10:00am - 9:00pm
|10:00am - 9:00pm
|10:00am - 9:00pm
|10:00am - 9:00pm
|10:00am - 9:00pm
|10:00am - 9:00pm
|11:00am - 7:00pm
Warning, Stores-Locator.com is a participative website where everyone can indicate the opening hours, please let us know if you notice any mistake.
Best Buy Dearborn is usually open Sunday.
These times do not include public holidays. To see if your store is open these days, contact them.
- Electrical goods & electronics
- Best Buy in Allen Park 3349 Fairlane Dr
- Best Buy in Taylor 23000 Eureka Rd
- Best Buy in Westland 35000 Waren Rd., #531
- RadioShack in Dearborn (0.14 km)
- RadioShack in Dearborn (1.97 km)
- Best Buy in Dearborn (2.01 km)
- Latitude : 42.328255
- Longitude : -83.203293
Your opinionYou are a customer or you know Best Buy Dearborn ? Help future customers by leaving your review and rating this store!
Best Buy
1351 stores Best Buy in the U.S. registered on Stores-Locator.com
Best Buy began life in 1966 as small hi-fi store Sound of Music in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The business was profitable from the first year, and founder Richard M. Schulze began acquiring other electricals businesses, buying out his partner and increasing the number of stores. In 1983, Sound of Music expanded its product range to include other appliances and rebranded… more about Best Buy
Reading of the moment...
Target Wonderland Holiday pop-up store: also a glimpse at the futureTarget unveiled its Christmas pop-up store in downtown Manhattan last week, but this playground is also a test ground for future retail services.
2011 - 2017 © Stores-Locator.com


text:
Pins of the Week: Say Goodbye to Summer Boredom!
Take a look at this week's play-inspired Pinterest picks, and keep summer boredom at bay! Newspaper Forts via Modern Parents Messy Kids | Balloon Ping Pong via The Weekend Homemaker | Cloud Watching via Nature Watch | Penny Tap … Continue reading


text:
Laws of Desire
Catherine Breillat is the bad-girl intellectual of French cinema. Her subject is l'amour fou and its consequences--murder, suicide, temporary or permanent insanity-shown from a female perspective. Brutal as they are, her films are often wickedly funny. Breillat's great strength as a filmmaker is to plunge you into the depths of a destructive, obsessive relationship and simultaneously suggest what that relationship would look like if only you could step outside.
Anthology Film Archives is presenting a retrospective of five of Breillat's films, including a preview of her wildly controversial Romance, a definitive text on female masochism and her most optimistic work. I have a particular taste for the darker Dirty Like an Angel (1991) and Perfect Love! (1986). In the latter, a 38-year-old eye surgeon and mother takes up with a narcissistic young man and loses all sense of herself as the relationship goes from bad to worse. Dirty Like an Angel twists the traditional policier and the traditional oedipal triangle so that the woman is the subject, not the object, of the narrative. Again it deals with a guilt-driven sexual relationship, this time between the wife of a young cop and his much olderpartner. Breillat is fearless in showing how betrayal, shame, and repulsion fuel sexual desire.
Also included: 36 Fillette (1987), a tough coming-of-age flick in which a 14-year-old girl, wrestling with her desire to lose her virginity, hits on a 40-year-old playboy and Tapage Nocturne (1979), her second feature, which is just as sadomasochistic as her later films, but to less effect.
Catherine Breillat Retrospective
At Anthology Film Archives
September 9 through 12
Get the Film & TV Newsletter
Stay up to date on the best new movies with our critics' latest reviews, interviews and trailers for the films coming to a theater near you each week.
In Case You Missed It
Popular Stories
Sponsor Content


text:
Get top protection for your laptop with the Antler Execute laptop bag. Made from 840 denier polyester, its hard-wearing and strong and is fitted with a padded laptop sleeve.
Thank you for visiting Antler Execute Laptop Bag, Black on shoppingfind.co.uk
We bring the products from many websites to one website for you to search, save and compare.


text:
"I am bringing 50 theplas and a jar of pickle" declared my mum as I spoke to her this morning on the phone. My parents are flying into Munich tomorrow evening and I join them in a few days for a European holiday that will last almost 3 weeks. Now for any Indian family (and vegetarian at that), going without desi food for that long would seem like a punishment they couldn't endure and so my mum is coming well equipped, ready to confront the bland tastelessness of European cuisine. The Italians might be master chefs tossing up perfect pastas and the French might pride themselves for their delicate blend of flavours, but no Indian worth their salt (and spice!) would be able to pretend for too long in admiring the subtle nuances of European cuisine.
Which brings me to the contentious argument I am about to make – Is Indian food superior to cuisines from the Western parts of the world? Are we more evolved in what we eat and how we cook as compared to our counterparts in Europe or America? Despite being vegetarian, I am extremely fond of European cuisine – I like the freshness of the ingredients, I like the fact that individual flavours are retained instead of being killed by an overindulgence of spice and the presentation is superb. I also admire this whole gourmet culture in the west, the fact that so many different techniques are used in cooking and that there are so many food connoisseurs passionate about what they eat in an age where takeaways and frozen meals are becoming the norm. Yet, I like it only for a while – about a week at a stretch, no more!
You might argue that this is because I am used to eating Indian food, that Europeans too would say the same thing about our cuisine. True, food is after all a very subjective matter, but holistically speaking, I still believe Indian cuisine is in many ways superior to European cuisine and for the following 3 reasons.
Variety – From meat and fish to about a hundred different kinds of vegetables, wheat, pulses, rice and abundant spices – we probably use the most number of ingredients in our food and that too in a variety of different ways depending on which region of India you are from. The predominant ingredients in European cuisine are meat, pastry, pasta and potatoes and you could literally count on your fingertips the staple dishes eaten in any European country.
Health – Any health expert will tell you that the nutritional value of a wholesome Indian meal (daal, rice, vegetables, yoghurt and chapattis) will far exceed that of a British or Italian one. Also India is probably the only country in the world where the choice of vegetarian options exceeds that of non-vegetarian ones. So even as vegetarianism is just about becoming fashionable elsewhere in the world, we've adopted it for centuries.
Flavour – Agreed, we sometimes overkill the individual flavour an ingredient with spices, but come to any Indian home and every dish has a distinct taste. Our curries aren't that obnoxious red colour, nor are they as greasy or overpowering in their spice levels as they are in Indian restaurants here. Flavours vary hugely from region to region and are distinct and varied as you make your way across the subcontinent.
No wonder, then, that Indian food hasn't been as easily influenced by foreign cultures as food elsewhere is. In Britain for instance, curry, Chinese and sushi have now become as much a part of daily life as mash and sausages. This is testimony to the lack of variety offered by local British cuisine. In mainland Europe, too, Indian and Chinese food is hugely popular because of the richness of its flavour. Of course we Indians too enjoy the occasional pasta dinner or Chinese takeaway (hugely modified to suit our taste), but I really can't imagine a day will come when our local food will lose its appeal and make way for other cuisines to be equals at our dinner table.


text:
At 06:24 PM 1999-12-01 -0500, email@example.com wrote:
<< I am going to pay big bucks for seeds from Pete Ruh, I have already
sent him my first order. >>
Narda & etc ...Where might one get to view the Peter Ruh Seed List? Thanks
Bill Nash Canada
To sign-off this list, send email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE HOSTA-OPEN


text:
Welcome to AGAPE Instruments Service
As of January 1st, 2015, STERIS Corporation has acquired AGAPE Instruments. We are proud to join the STERIS team and now we can provide even more great services such as Vaporized Hydrogen Peroxide (VHP®) decontamination for biological safety cabinets and large spaces.
AGAPE Instruments Service is committed to provide our customers service with the highest: Quality, Competency, and Integrity. Each service we perform for our customers will be focused on complete customer satisfaction.
Some of the services that AGAPE Instruments is proud to offer:
Clean Room Testing – Clean Room Certification
AGAPE provides comprehensive testing, certification, and maintenance of your clean rooms.
Service is generally performed on a quarterly, semi-annual or annual basis, as established by current standards or customer application and requirements. All clean room testing is performed in accordance and compliant with Current Good Manufacturing Practices [cGMP], Institute of Environmental Sciences Technologies [IEST], and International Organization for Standardization [ISO], including: IEST-RP-CC-006.X, Federal Standard 209E, NSF/ANSI 49, ISO 14644-1, FDA Guidelines, and MHRA.
Chemical Fume Hood Testing – ASHRAE 110 Testing
AGAPE offers complete testing, certification, and maintenance of chemical fume hoods.
Tests and services include velocity profiling, smoke testing, ANSI and ASHRAE 110 testing, smoke visualization testing, cross-draft testing, VAV testing (variable air-volume testing), and tracer gas containment testing.
Biological Safety Cabinet Testing and Certification – BSC Testing and Certification
AGAPE offers complete testing, certification, and maintenance of Biological Safety Cabinets or BSCs.
Tests and services include inflow velocity measurements, downflow velocity measurements, HEPA filter integrity testing or HEPA filter leak testing, fluorescent, airflow visualization testing, installation testing and alarm calibration, sound testing along with Optional Test: UV Light Intensity, non-viable particle counting, cabinet integrity testing and vibration testing.
AGAPE maintains the largest staff of NSF certified technicians in the state of Ohio. Each certified technician has successfully completed the NSF Class II Biosafety Cabinet Field Accreditation testing program.


text:
Published 21 September 2010
The Science of Man's InadequaciesScience and Technology
- Highlights
- watch now
Could your husband, brother or father be the worst man in history? University of Queensland-trained anthropologist Peter McAllister claims today's man isn't a patch on what he once was: that despite his huge brain, the modern bloke fails to measure up physically, creatively and emotionally with men of the distant past.
Join the author of "Manthropology: The Science of the Inadequate Modern Male" for some lively debate and discover why ancient men were smarter and stronger, and what the future holds for this once-mighty gender.
The event is presented by the Adelaide-based RiAUS (The Royal Institution of Australia) as part of National Science Week. The moderator is radio broadcaster Amanda Blair.
Peter McAllister trained as an anthropologist at the University of Queensland. He is currently finishing his PhD in science communication and is in the middle of promoting his new book. He has also written for publications such as FHM, Who Weekly and Inside Sport. "Manthropology" is Peter's first popular science book and is also being adapted for television by the National Geographic Channel.
Amanda Blair is the afternoon presenter on radio 5AA in Adelaide. She is a former columnist with the "Sunday Mail", former member of the Social Inclusion Board, and has been a board member of the Adelaide Festival since 2004. She started her radio career in Melbourne in 1996 when she made an appearance on the Richard Stubbs Breakfast Show on Triple M to promote her book "The Essential Pauline Hanson". In 2007, after a three-year break from radio she began work at 5AA hosting the afternoon program.
Comments (3)
30 Sep 2010 9:39:05am
Man! What inadequate, self-promoting, fashionable, regressive pseudo-science. Maybe conversation with a neanderthal would be more enlightening. Does that prove his point?
Will :
26 Sep 2010 5:29:04am
Epic Fail. Why compare modern human male to a different species of human male? Neanderthals are not ancient homo sapiens. And if the modern male is so much weaker than our ancient ancestors what does that say for modern female? It would have been more interesting to compare modern homo sapiens to past homo sapiens rather than injecting unnecessary and irrelevant gender biased perceptions into the discussion. Of course ancient humans were better at running. As a species of endurance hunters, That's how food had to be caught, how good were they at digital technology? We see in only the past few generations the broad competencies across generations to different types of technology. The groups of humans alive today that live traditionally exhibit little overall physical superiority over humans living in developed nations. Homo sapiens out competed neanderthal a very long time ago despite their strength advantage. We won, they lost, and Mr McAllister has an epic fail.
adrian verrinder :
22 Sep 2010 3:31:21pm
I'm surprised it has taken so long for anthropologists to latch onto this fundamental truth. The female 'gatherers' outperformed the male 'hunters' at least three-to-one in protein aquisition and the early agricultural deities were all female. Weren't the lads annoyed when they found out they were hardly necessary!


text:
A film by Tony Roberts about selected surfers from all across Latin America.
Muy buenas olas y surfing from Mexico to Chile.
Vive la Liberté!
Wake up call
Celluloid interpretations for sale
Frostnip alert!
Maybe Charlie does surf?
Please enter your email so we can keep you updated with news, features and the latest offers. If you are not interested you can unsubscribe at any time. We will never sell your data and you'll only get messages from us and our partners whose products and services we think you'll enjoy.
Read our full Privacy Policy as well as Terms & Conditions.
Cookies help us deliver our services.
By using this website, you agree to our use of cookies.
Learn More


text: The Honeywell Lyric: This Is the Thermostat the Jetsons Would OwnAndrew Tarantola6/10/14 8:00amFiled to: Thermostatshoneywelllyric493EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Nest is no longer the only game in town when it comes to stylish smart home thermostats. Honeywell has just unveiled a connected unit of its own design that handles your home's heating and cooling so you don't have to. Advertisement The new Lyric Smart Home Thermostat is the first in a series of smart home devices, according to Honeywell. It incorporates a slew of ingenious automation features to minimize the amount of time you have to spend fiddling with the A/C, features like variable-range geofencing, for example. By installing the associated app on your smart phone or tablet (either iOS or Android), the system can track your location and heat up your house before you get home from work or turn down the heat when you leave in the morning. The system can also be controlled by multiple apps, allowing the system to know both when everybody or specific family members have left the home. This is a slick feature, especially for the absent-minded homeowner—just don't forget your phone. The system also allows the user to set more conventional heating schedules and specific events (like "sleep" and "party") through the app as well. In fact, most all of the thermostat's features are controllable that way. Advertisement "We've designed this from a consumer standpoint. Today's homeowners and their families are busy, they don't want to have to think about their thermostat but they do want to save money," Honeywell's Global PR manager Tammy Benker Swanson told Gizmodo. "So as we developed Lyric...we wanted to create an experience that matched consumer's busy lifestyles. It's comfort when you're home, savings when you're away." The Lyric also monitors the indoor temperature and humidity of your home to adjust the A/C system's performance so that 68 actually feels like 68 whether you're in Tempe or Tampa. And since this thermostat is Internet-connected, it can pull the day's 12-hour weather forecast for your specific location and display it at the touch of a button. The system also keeps tabs on the state of your A/C system's filters, pushing notifications to your phone when it is time to replace them. Gizmodo got a hands-on preview of the new Lyric thermostat last week and were quite impressed with it. Installation appears to be generally foolproof with an intensive, online step-by-step guide that is customizable to your specific wiring setup. The unit's faceplate is quite attractive and unassuming as well—overtly streamlined with only two buttons, an LED readout, and a super-smooth mechanical temperature adjustment ring running along the outer edge. This ring also casts a narrow band of orange (for heating) or blue (for cooling) light onto the wall behind it when you adjust the temperature. Obviously, this doesn't have any real utility but is a nice bit of eye candy for a device that otherwise doesn't really require you to look at directly. Sponsored We'll be reviewing the $280 device once test units become available, but based on just our initial impressions, the Nest looks to finally have some serious competition. Reply49 repliesLeave a reply


text:
VIP Membership Terms: Normally $24.99 per year, but your Web Exclusive deal means you enjoy 3 months of VIP Family Benefits for $1.99. Check out your savings and benefits below.
Cancellation: Rest assured you can cancel your new membership at any time during the year at a pro-rated rate, simply call your VIP Hotline at 800.543.7309 or click here to submit your cancellation request. Benefits and prices are subject to change.
Want more info? Click here and read 'til your heart's content or call your VIP Hotline at 800.543.7309
Women's Zoot
Performance Tri Tank
Performance Tri Racerback
Moonlight Racerback
Moonlight Reversible
Tri LTD Racerback
Run LTD Bra
Performance Tri Cami Bra
Active Tri 6" Short
Performance Tri 6" Short
Cycle LTD Short
Moonlight 3" Short
Active Tri 8" Short
PCH 3" Short
Run PCH 3 Short
Board Short 3 Inch
Moonlight 6" Short
101 2" Short
Performance Tri 4" Short
Performance Tri 8" Short
Board Short 5 Inch
Men's Zoot
Performance Tri 7" Short
Performance Tri 9" Short
Back to top
Become a fan and follow us.


text:
CLOSED: The Eatery on Farwell
Serves meat, vegan options available. There are several items on the menu (clearly marked) that are vegan or can easily be made vegan. Nice outdoor patio seating in addition to a large indoor bar and restaurant. SHUT DOWN JAN 2014 PER ITS FB PAGE.
Category: Vegan-friendly, Lacto, Ovo, American, International, Organic, Beer/Wine, Take-out, Non-veg
Reviews (3)First Review by SynthVegan
Great food. Good atmosphere - Edit
Great menu. Unique items. Non meat and meat food. Very good service. Open good hours
Pros: open daily
Great Ratatouille Burger - Edit
I'm a big fan of the Eatery on Farwell. Their dinner menu has a wide variety of options and I love the ratatouille burger. I will say that I am not impressed with their brunch menu. I've had brunch there twice and I don't plan on going back for that, but dinner is fantastic!
Pros: Great Dinner Menu, Friendly Staff, Nice Vibe
Cons: Bad Brunch, Gets a Bit Loud on Packers Game Day, Wait Staff wears pajamas for brunch
The Eatery on Farwell - Edit
From the outside, this place looks like some fraty bar (perhaps it actually is during the evening), but we didn't let it scare us away (although on second thought, I wish it had). To start, there were many vegan and vegetarian options clearly marked on the menu...hooray. However, I was less than pleased with my meal, the Veg-a-stack Benedict. Basically my meal consisted of red, yellow, and green peppers along with some weird mushroom shreds (that didn't taste good), spinach, and a vegan hollandaise sauce atop bread. I thought the sauce was OK and the veggies were a bit bland...obviously I didn't care for the shredded mushrooms. I picked at my meal but barely ate any of it, as it was pretty mediocre. The side was breakfast potatoes, but these were really chopped potato that were fried like french fries and were pretty flavorless overall. The general consensus at our table was...we won't go out of our way to return.
Link to this page from your site.
Entry info
Return to Milwaukee Vegetarian Restaurants & Health Food Store Listings
Business Owners, if you see an unfair review, read this.
Why was my review removed? - details
Reviews are not endorsed by HappyCow - review terms
Has CLOSED: The Eatery on Farwell closed, shut down, moved, or changed? Please use the Update Form.
This page has been viewed 216 times.


text:
You have no items in your shopping bag.
Product Code:
Style Number:
Get the protection of a hat without heating up with the adidas Climachill Cap. This five-panel training cap with climachill offers premium ventilation. It's made with a mesh-like fabric and titanium fibres that channel heat away from your body and keep you cool during your workout.
Eat Sleep Play Cap
ALDO Accessories
Creteil Beanie
#My Dubai Snapback Cap
Under Armour
Twist Tech Closer Cap
{{ doc.attr_nav_multi_attr_nav_select_designer[0]}}
Special Price {{ doc.formated_special_price}}
Special Price {{ doc.formated_price}}
Get the latest offers, trends & hottest new arrivals dropped to your inbox!


text:
CIT Hotels Park Hotel Affi
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?
- Restaurant
- Continental Breakfast
- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility
Photos of CIT Hotels Park Hotel Affi
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Bar/lounge
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Continental Breakfast
- Room service
- Business Services
TripAdvisor Reviews CIT Hotels Park Hotel Affi
Travel Blogs from Affi
Serene Sirmione
... Castle tour: There is a beautiful castle situated 200 meters from Sirmione bus-stop. Entry is 4 Euro per person. Time to take a tour may vary from 1-3 hours. View of the lake and the town from the top of the castle is mesmerizing.
Tuesday 20th October
Up at 5.30 & off to return the car at 7.00. Finally arrived at Gatwick airport at 7.30 & the plane left at 10.15 for Verona. Arrived in 90 minutes & took the shuttle bus to the station & a taxi from there to our Residencia. It isan amazing place with beautiful old furniture, cooking facilities & a lounge area, about 3 times as big as we had envisaged.
Took a walk along the ...
... the right building. I didn't particularly care for the staff here as they were hardly around, but the room was nice.
Mantova is nestled into a c-shaped lake, giving it some really wonderful trails to bike around on (especially at sunset). I rode around on them until dusk and then headed into the centre of the city which I then had to walk most of it due to the cobblestones and how widely placed they were. There was really only a ...
Day 48 - Verona Vistas
We got a later start due to a restless nights sleep. Nice hotel but noisy neighborhood around it. The weather however was perfect for touring Verona today. After breakfast at the hotel (coffee was strong!!) we set out to cover many of the sights we had seen the day before on our wine tour but did not stop and enjoy.
We started at the Arena di Verona. An old coliseum akin to the one in Rome but smaller. It is however the third largest in Europe. ...
Day 47 - Vino in Verona
... four hours spent wandering around went quickly with the many stops we made. We found ourselves hungry and stopped near our hotel for dinner at a small restaurant for an okay dinner of spaghetti con vongole (spaghetti with clams) and risotto with shrimp. Not worth recommending but the waiters were friendly and humorous.
Back to our hotel about seven after a fun day of Vino in Verona.


text:
'The Elixir of Power is designed to relax the part of the brain that is adult-inhibited," says Jim Cusumano. "It allows the creative responses to flow freely."
The elixir in question comes in a martini glass with dry ice swirling over the edge. We are sitting in the Alchymical Bar deep underneath Jim's chateau in the heart of the Bohemian forests. Chateau Mcely is the first country-house hotel in the Czech Republic and the only hotel in the world run by an alchemist and his wife.
It's because of the wife that we're here. Inez Cusumano was brought up in Slovenia in the days when Czechoslovakian chateaux were falling down or being turned into cement factories. She dreamed that one day she would own and restore one. At Mcely, Inez achieved her dream thanks to a lot of hard work and the input of a multimillionaire husband.
"When I found the chateau it was a ruin," says Inez, who was working as a commercial property developer at the time. "But it called out to me. I couldn't sleep! So I bought it. Then I went to America wondering what I was going to do with this chateau and I met Jim.
"We never intended to open a hotel. This was going to be our home. But people wanted to come and stay, and we thought that if people came here perhaps they could use the time to change their lives."
The Cusumanos see change as vital. Outside Chateau Mcely is a sign "Making a difference in the world by making a difference in you". And down here in the Alchymical Bar, with its arcane symbolism incised into the ceiling, Jim is demonstrating another kind of metamorphosis.
"Alchemy isn't mystical," says Jim. "People misunderstand. It's a science. Robert Boyle and Isaac Newton were alchemists. What it's about is taking things apart and reassembling them better."
Fortunately, the Cusumanos don't literally take their guests apart but they do like to send them away from Mcely in a better condition than when they arrived. There is truly wonderful food, massages from silent Thai ladies, restorative walks deep into the forest and gorgeous furnishings to recline on, many of them handmade by Czech craftsmen. No money has been spared getting the chateau just as Inez wanted it.
My wife and I succumbed as soon as we arrived. I'd missed a connection in Vienna; her plane developed a fault at Gatwick. We were five hours late meeting up at Prague airport, from where a driver called Kristof took us deep into the night. We arrived at Mcely, exhausted, at 1am, to find wine, salad and fruit laid out in our beautiful white room. We slept in the next day, waking to breakfast in bed. I opened a window to enjoy a silence broken only by peacocks calling across the lawn. It all seemed unreal. Exploring our pastel suite we found that it was named after Mark Twain who had stayed at Chateau Mcely after he lost all his dollars and had to start publishing in translation to rebuild the family fortune. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court in Czech lay on the chest in our room. Mcely helped turn Twain's life round; perhaps it would do the same for two frazzled tourists.
Stepping cautiously out of Mr Twain, we found we were on a floor called "Wing of Time". Other rooms were named Legend, Europa and Wings of Fame. Upstairs there was a library full of books on alchemy, mountain-climbing, astronomy and the Roswell incident. There was even a rooftop observatory that Jim Cusumano had built for star-gazing. Cautiously we went downstairs to join the Cusumanos for their own nine-herbed tea.
They were far less intimidating in person than in the video I'd seen. Inez was like many multi-tasking young mothers, while Jim was like any millionaire former rock star/mountaineer/ chemist/award-winning film producer who's made his fortune developing antidepressants and anti-retroviral drugs.
Tea led to lunch which led us down here to the Alchymical Cellar. While I try Jim's Elixir of Power my wife has been offered Love Potion No 9. Jim leans across and proffers the CD to go with it: "Love Potion No 9" and various other cover songs that he's recently recorded under the title Oldies for Youngies.
Mcely isn't just unique in the Czech Republic. There's nowhere quite like it anywhere.
Compact facts
How to get there
Chateau Mcely (00 420 325 600 000; chateaumcely.com ) offers double rooms from CZK5,600 (£183) per night, including breakfast and a special alchemical welcome drink.
- More about:
- Boots (pharmacist)
- Pharmaceuticals
- Property
- The Super-Rich


text:
French Maid Costumes
French Maid Costumes are well known and quite distinctive Costume every woman would like to wear. Suitable for Halloween parties or any other parties, the French Maid Costumes are hot and attractive. If you want to be the center of attention this Halloween, then do not hesitate to wear one of Envy Corner's Naughty and sexy French Maid Costumes. Bring your man's Ultimate fantasy to life by wearing the French Maid Costume this Halloween!
NEWFrench Maid Costume $35.95
HOTMistress Maid Costume $35.95 Maid To Please Costume $39.95 Maid You Do It Costume $45.95
HOTFrench Maid Lingerie Bedroom Costume $26.95
SALEThree Piece Sweet Shoppe Girl Costume Regular Price: $32.95 Special Price: $8.95
NEWFrench Maid Costume $68.95 Foxy Cleaning Maiden Costume $50.95 Sexy Maid Costume $60.95
USAFive Piece Mistress Maid $82.95 Sexy Maid $29.95 Two Piece Super Sexy Maid Costume $41.95
SALETwo Piece Sexy French Maid Regular Price: $49.95 Special Price: $28.95
SALEMaid Fifi Costume Regular Price: $45.95 Special Price: $18.95


text:
Welcome to Mendoza
A contemporary, comfortable cafe bar, situated in the heart of Aylesbury.
Whether it's a full English Breakfast, a salad or a steak, Mendoza is the place to be.
Boasting a fine selection of wines, beers, spirits and not forgetting our fabulous 2 for 1 cocktails, you're sure to find something to take your fancy


text:
Boise Cascade Plans Initial Offering for $16 to $18 a ShareChristopher Donville
Boise Cascade LLC, a U.S. producer of wood products used in home construction, plans to raise $213 million in an initial public offering to help repay debt as the nation's housing industry recovers.
Boise will sell about 11.8 million shares at a range of $16 to $18 each, the Boise, Idaho-based company said today in a regulatory filing. The shares will trade as BCC on the New York Stock Exchange, according to the filing.
Boise is controlled by Madison Dearborn Partners LLC, a Chicago-based private equity firm, according to the filing. The company was formed in 2004 on Madison Dearborn's acquisition of OfficeMax's forest products and paper assets. The firm will continue to hold a majority of Boise after the share sale.
"We believe that our scale, closely integrated businesses and significant capital investments throughout the downturn provide us with substantial operating leverage to benefit from a recovery in the U.S. housing market," Boise said in the filing.
The company operates 18 wood-product factories and 31 distribution centers, making such products as plywood sheathing and laminated-veneer lumber. In the latest 12-month period, Boise had earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of $80.1 million on sales of $2.62 billion, according to the filing.
Bank of America Corp. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. are lead underwriters for the offering. The underwriters have an option to buy another 1.76 million shares.
Assuming a final price of $17 a share and the exercise of underwriter options, Boise may get about $213 million in net proceeds from the sale, the company said in the filing. Boise expects to use $25 million from the sale to repay debt under its revolving credit facility. The remainder is for general corporate purposes.


text:
could emerge within the next twenty years.
Randal Koene
Question: You have just returned from AGI 2011. How did that go?
AGI 2011 was a complete success. Peter Norvig, who is the head of research at Google, attended this event, and he literally wrote the book on AI. The large number of presenters and obvious excitement that AGI 2011 generated clearly indicates that interest in this topic is increasing.
Question: Henry Markram's Blue Brain project aims to simulate a human brain within a decade. Do you think these efforts will be successful?
That depends on how one defines "success". Markram is a first-rate researcher, and he is clearly advancing the field. But when he speaks of modeling the human brain, he may mean trying to generically model cortical columns and brain structures. That is quite different than modeling a specific brain, in which each neural circuit is a meaningful consequence of experience. The latter is what whole brain emulation is about.
Question: But couldn't such a generic brain serve as a tabula rasa, on which a specific personality could be mapped?
That might be possible. I don't know if that is Markram's specific plan, but I can imagine that he may be aiming to improve the specificity of his model. That is the type of thing that can be achieved using his method. This field is advancing exponentially, and we are constantly attaining new capabilities that we didn't have before.
Question: Given the staggering complexity of the human brain, wouldn't simulating a fruit fly's brain first make more sense?
Markram didn't start by trying to simulate an entire human brain - he started with a single cortical column from a rat. He had previously done studies on those types of cortical columns, and so was an authority on the subject. You are probably right that a fine-grained, comprehensive simulation of a fruit fly brain would be more feasible. But that doesn't have the same allure, and human brain simulations are always going to be the ultimate goal.
Question: How fine-grained and accurate would a human brain simulation need to be in order to simulate consciousness? What would be the computing requirements?
I don't know what the CPU or memory requirements would be to simulate a whole human brain. I am confident that those requirements could be met today at huge cost, or within a decade at a greatly reduced cost. But the complexity goes up enormously depending on whether you want to model spiking neurons, or if you want to simulate how the membrane potential changes over morphologically correct neurons. If you go down to modeling molecular processes, then that gets even more complex. I make it a point not to speculate on specific technologies and approaches, because before further study jumping on any one path may result in a dead end.
Question: What is the carboncopies foundation?
The carboncopies foundation was founded by Suzanne Gildert and myself in 2010 and is specifically technology agnostic. It has four reasons for existing. First, it aims to create and maintain a network of researchers working in the field. Second, we engage in outreach, to explain about the fundamentals of substrate independent minds. Third, we engage in direct research into the fundamentals of minds. Finally, we are creating a roadmap to achieving substrate independent minds.
Question: How big is carboncopies? How many members does it have?
In addition to the founders, who take care of organizational matters, there are 25 or so researchers who are working with us. There are about 200 people who have expressed their interest in the subject by signing up to our Facebook group. Given how rapidly this field is growing, those numbers should substantially increase.
Question: Is the field of brain science expanding exponentially?
In neuroscience, we are on an exponential curve. For the past 90 years or so the pace of discovery was slow, but new tools are being developed. The process of learning about the brain is becoming automated, and the field of "connectomics" (mapping all the connections in the brain) and emulation of brain circuitry is really taking off. Entirely new fields, such as neuroinformatics, have been created.
Question: And what is neuroinformatics?
Neuroinformatics is broader than brain emulation. Brain emulation is different than simulation, in that emulation strives for a perfect replica. Neuroinformatics is an outgrowth from computational neuroscience. Neuroinformatics begins to deal with vast amounts of brain data, connecting large scale and high resolution information. Neuroinformatics is an attempt to take neuroscience to the same place that bioinformatics has taken the genome.
Question: What is your response to AI skeptics that claim that brain processes cannot be emulated by a digital machine?
They are probably both right and wrong. They are right in that trying to emulate brain processes on a conventional computer would at best be inefficient. The Blue Brain project uses a supercomputer dissipating 10s of kilowatts to simulate biological activities that consume 10s of watts. However, there is no evidence that the activities occurring in the brain are incomputable. Even AI skeptics such as Penrose and Hammerhoff don't argue that the brain's processes are incomputable.
Question: Is the optimal way to AGI to emulate a human brain, or to adopt a different approach, along the lines of Itamar Arel and Ben Goertzel?
Both Arel and Goertzel are being inspired by cognitive models of the brain, so their approaches cannot be considered completely different. Some researchers, however, adopt approaches that are not based on the brain but rather on mathematical models. Marcus Hutter and Juergen Schmidhuber often take a mathematical approach which is unrelated to brain research. I don't know which approach is best, but the brain emulation approach is virtually guaranteed to work, given sufficient resources.
Question: How fine-grained a simulation will be necessary to create a truly sentient machine?
There are many different theories regarding how consciousness emerges and what it is. I personally believe that some degree of consciousness will emerge from generating a model of self within one's environment, senses and actions. I don't think that understanding molecular-level processes is necessarily a prerequisite for that.
Question: Do you think that an x-prize for a high-level simulation of a human brain could be effective in spurring AGI development?
That would certainly help. Prizes serve as an effective pull to draw resources and funding, and companies realize that the value of developing the technology is much greater than the actual prize. I could see a number of x-prizes being useful, including a brain-computer interface prize, a recording from the brain prize, and a prize for emulating smaller and larger brains. So the brain emulation field would definitely benefit from such prizes.
Question: Has there been a writer who has particularly influenced your views on brain emulation?
When I was 13, I read Arthur Clarke's The City and the Stars. In that novel people have multiple 1,000 year lives in turns. After each, they return to the computer, which stores their information, atom by atom. That novel profoundly affected me, because I had already realized that there was no way that I had enough time and capability to do everything that I wanted to do. That novel made me realize that the mind was the crucial element, and inspired me to become a brain researcher.
Question: You also work for Halcyon molecular. How is that work going?
The Andregg brothers (founders of Halcyon) have the same dream that I have to gain time and capability, and eventually to achieve substrate independent minds. They are interested in all the subjects that I am interested in, such as AGI, SENS, cryonics, and nanotechnology. The low-cost DNA sequencing that we are perfecting looks very promising, and we are rapidly overcoming the technical hurdles.
Question: How important is low-cost DNA sequencing to brain emulation?
It is potentially quite important. This capability will allow us to examine DNA in the brain, perhaps even to extract the entire connectome with a new method that uses synthetic DNA tags for connections. So the technologies that Halcyon is developing are directly beneficial to whole-brain emulation.
Question: When will the first "substrate independent mind" emerge?
Creating such a mind would depend on how many resources were put towards it. We are in an acceleration period for fields such as whole brain emulation and the human connectome. New people are entering the field, and mainstream scientists are now openly discussing brain emulation and emulating functions of the brain in computers. These fields should accelerate even further. Although I'd like to think that we could succeed within the next 20-40 years, it all depends on the strength of the effort.
If you liked this article, please give it a quick review on ycombinator or StumbleUpon. Thanks


text:
Baymont Inn & Suites Muskegon
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 60 guestrooms
- Indoor pool
- Fitness center
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Meeting rooms
- Free newspapers in the lobby
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
What's around
- Jumpin' Jupiter Skate & Fun Center (5.1 mi / 8.2 km)
- Hoffmaster State Park (5.5 mi / 8.8 km)
- Hackley and Hume Historic Site (7.5 mi / 12 km)
- USS LST 393 (7.6 mi / 12.2 km)
- Hot Spot Charters (8.1 mi / 13.1 km)
Baymont Inn & Suites Muskegonfrom S$72
- Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, Accessible
- Double Room, 2 Double Beds, Smoking
- Double Room, 2 Double Beds
- Executive Suite, 1 King Bed
- Suite, 1 King Bed
- Double Room
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Smoking
- Double Room, Accessible
- Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Smoking
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed
More great choices
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 60 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
Nearby Two Star Norton Shores hotels
In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast daily
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Spa tub
- Business center
- Meeting rooms
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Iron/ironing board
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Top Norton Shores hotels
Nearby hotels
Recommended hotels
Baymont Inn & Suites Muskegon's small print
Also known as
- Baymont Inn Hotel Muskegon
- Baymont Inn Muskegon
- Baymont Inn Muskegon Hotel
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.8 /5 from 244 reviews
The hotel was set back in the woods a bit (hard to find but great wildlife scenery in the morning). The rooms are a bit older and you could tell by the wear and tear in my room. I was placed in a handicap accessible room although I didn't need or request it. The sink in the bathroom was falling off the wall. It looks as though they just added more caulk around it but the sink was winning that tug of war. Breakfast was adequate. The computer in the lobby didn't work to print off documents nor was the front desk helpful to fix the problem.
My stay was great, but, they over charged me and had a holding fee on my debit card for 7 business days, that they REFUSED to release. Make sure they swipe your credit/debit card once.THE MANAGEMENT TEAM SUCKS!
The hot tub and pool were quite relaxing after a hard day! The hotel staff were friendly and accommodating. Place was clean and roomy. The breakfast is a little cramped with the layout but overall a good selection and options for breakfast.
Staff was friendly and outgoing Recent renovations are a great improvement Definitely will stay there again
Wonderful hotel, great staff!
Is the description of this hotel not correct? Tell us


text:
Gluten-Free Cheese Straws
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 12 mins
From Roben Ryberg's "Gluten-Free Kitchen". You can omit the ground red pepper, if desired. (5" long by 1/3" wide)
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 ounces cheddar cheese, grated
- 1⁄4 cup butter, softened
- 1⁄2 cup cornstarch
- 1⁄3 cup potato starch
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon xanthan gum
- 1 pinch salt
- 3 tablespoons cream
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
- In a medium bowl, combine and mix well, butter, cornstarch, potato starch, ground red pepper, xanthan gum, and salt.
- Mixture will be crumbly.
- Add cream and beat until smooth.
- Add cheese and mix until dough is almost uniform in color.
- Roll out or pat the dough to 1/4" thickness (unfloured surface).
- If the dough is too sticky to work with, refrigerate it for a few minutes or so.
- Cut into thin straws and place on a greased baking sheet.
- Bake about 12 minutes.
Most Helpful
We love these. We prefer to use sharp cheddar or even extra sharp chessar for the flavor. We also like to use this to replace the Cheez-its in Chex Mix. We roll them out very thinly, cut on baking sheet, but not seperate and then bake. If you add a few drops of food coloring, then they don't look anemic in the cereal mix. I've never used cream- I use whole milk (but use a little less) and increase the butter a bit.
I forgot to mention that my Whole Foods store where I shop did not have potato starch. I substitued tapioca starch and it worked just fine.
I'm wondering if anyone knows if I can make these without zantham gum? I can't find it in my local wholefood shop & wanted to make some for a friend whose on a GF diet. Thanks.


text:
August 9, 2016
Detained Student Activist Released!
Phyoe Phyoe Aung was detained in Myanmar after helping to organize largely peaceful student protests. After 394,000 actions on h
Recent Victories
April 10, 2015
Farouk Abu Issa and Dr Amin Maki Madani were released unconditionally on 9 April after being in detention for 124 days. Sudan's Minister of Justice, under article 58 of Sudan's Criminal Procedure Act, 1991, dismissed the court case against Farouk Abu Issa and Dr Amin Maki Madani.
March 12, 2015
Saudi Arabian women drivers Loujain al-Hathloul and Maysaa al-Amoudi were released on 12 February after spending 10 weeks in detention. The conditions of their release and their legal status are unclear.
February 26, 2015
Louay Hussein was released on bail on 25 February
February 10, 2015
Celestino Okenve, Antonio Nguema and Miguel Mbomio were released unconditionally from police detention on 30 January 2015.


text:
5101 Salon, beauty salon, listed under "Beauty Salons" category, is located at 5101 Sanderlin Ave Memphis TN, 38117 and can be reached by 9016810070 phone number. 5101 Salon has currently 0 reviews.This business profile is not yet claimed, and if you are the owner, claim your business profile for free. If you are not the owner you can invite this business to join by email or by phone.Browse all Beauty Salons in Memphis TN. Discover census data for Memphis, TN.
Back to Top


text:
Visiting Rancho La Puerta: A health spa and fitness retreat guide
Rancho la Puerta Image by: Rancho la Puerta
Visiting Rancho La Puerta: A health spa and fitness retreat guide
Where: Rancho la Puerta, Tacate Mexico.
Why: It is the oldest destination fitness retreat, founded in 1940 by Deborah Szekely (who at 90 years old, is still actively running the fitness retreat). The retreat, boasts 87 villas, spaced throughout the beautifully landscaped grounds to encourage lots of walking. Located on the cusp of the Baja Region, Rancho offers guests a menu of fitness classes, lectures, cooking classes and health spa treatments that have them coming back over and over again. Its weeklong program offers a vast variety of activities that let guests curate a custom schedule to fit their needs. The celebrity hotspot has attracted the likes of Oprah Winfrey and Sophia Loren. Get fit and pampered at every level as we take you through a day at Rancho la Puerta.
a.m: Start your day with a brisk 2-mile hike to view the luscious grounds of the 6-acre organic garden.
Snack: Take a break in the heart of the garden, where the renowned La Cocina Que Canta cooking school is nestled. The ultimate treat, feasting on freshly picked rainbow-hued garden tomatoes, free-range organic eggs, and delicious lemon tea.
p.m: Get your heart rate up again with the Hot Latin Drum Dance that will have you laughing and burning calories without even noticing.
Health spa treatment: After a relaxing yoga session, opt for a soothing body treatment like the Energy Balance Therapy which balances your chakras and restores holistic health.
Expert tip: "Since this may be your first time at a fitness retreat, make sure to listen to your body. Ease into the week with mind-body workouts, such as yoga and Pilates, and have a rest day if needed. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the pool!" - Jannah Watt
Local option: If you're looking for a mini-escape for your body and mind, head over to Yogathletix in Toronto. This bright and spaceous studio combines the spiritual aspect of yoga with other mind-body methods for a full rounded experience.
If you're looking for a slightly more intense experience at health and fitness retreats, read on to the next page...
a.m: Wake up at the crack of dawn -- trust us, the cool morning air is a welcome relief -- and start off on a heart-pumping Pilgrim Hike, a 3.5 mile trek weaving through the sandy mountainside.
Snack: Refuel with the extensive spread of organic oats, fruit, cottage cheese, and freshly squeezed juices offered up for breakfast.
p.m: Strengthen your core with a Pilates Matwork session (classes gradually increase in difficulty throughout the week) and you'll be surprised out how flat your tummy will feel. Correct your alignment with Rancho la Puerta's Postural Technique, which works with small, but effective, movements to improve posture and strength.
Health spa treatment: A Hot Riverstone Massage can release tension of the mind and body through the placement of warm naturally polished stones -- the epitome of relaxation.
Expert tips: "A good thing to keep in mind when at a fitness retreat is to alternate your days between cardio and resistance classes. If one is offered, take a stretching course to speed up recovery time." - Jannah Watt
Local options: Indulge in luxurious escape that is right in your backyard. Azuridge, a 13-acre estate nestled in the foothills of Alberta's Rocky Mountains, offers a Canadian experience that is both exciting and relaxing. Cross-country ski through it's surrounding trails, or spend a few thrilling days on the slopes of Lake Louise.
If you're a fitness enthusiast, keep reading on to the next page...
a.m: Hike above the heavy fog to the peak of the dusty Mount Kuchumaa and watch as the sunrises over the Mexican horizon. Embark on the Seven-Mile Mountain Breakfast Hike, and challenge yourself everyday with new routes and intensity levels.
Snack: Whet your appetite and load up on your proteins and grains before you continue your day of high-energy workouts.
p.m: With options like TRX, Cardio Cycling, and Body-Bar workouts, there is no shortage of challenges. Smoothie bars and healthy food options are available throughout the day, so remember to keep hydrated and eat well.
Health spa treatment: Invigorate the circulatory system (and speed up recovery) by taking a dip in the hot and cold pools. To loosen the tension of your tight muscles, indulge in a Therapeutic Deep Tissue Massage where a skilled therapist will work to relieve knots and kinks.
Expert tips: "Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! Your workouts will be intense, so make sure to alternate between cardio, resisitance, and meditation classes to keep your body balanced. You don't want to exhaust yourself on the first day." - JW
Local options: A breakthough in fitness, FitWall takes your workouts from the ground to the wall. Based on Verticle Training, where your only source of stability is your body, the workouts force your body to use every muscle. The best part? It is all done on one machine and incorporates compression training, plyometrics, suspension, resistance band, and turbo bar exercises.
Read more:
Travel guide: Arizona spa getaways
Black Book Guide: A romantic escape to Québec City
Winter getaway: The top luxury chalets around the world


text:
Derby Street Atlas
By (author) Geographers' A-Z Map Company
Edited by Geographers' A-Z Map Company
Illustrated by Geographers' A-Z Map Company
Format: Paperback
Normal Price: $10.12
Your Price: $9.11 AUD, inc. GST
Shipping: $7.95 per order
You Save: $1.01! (10% off normal price)
Plus...earn $0.46 in Boomerang Bucks
Availability: Available, ships in 10-12 days
Derby Street Atlas by Geographers' A-Z Map Company
Book Description
The title of this book is Derby Street Atlas and is written by author Geographers' A-Z Map Company. The book Derby Street Atlas is published by Geographers' A-Z Map Co Ltd. The ISBN of this book is 9781843485643 and the format is Paperback. The publisher has not provided a book description for Derby Street Atlas by Geographers' A-Z Map Company.
Book DetailsISBN: 9781843485643
(215mm x 149mm x 6mm)
Pages: 48
Imprint: Geographers' A-Z Map Co Ltd
Publisher: Geographers' A-Z Map Co Ltd
Publish Date: 5-May-2008
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Books By Author Geographers' A-Z Map Company
View all books by Geographers' A-Z Map Company
» Have you read this book? We'd like to know what you think about it - write a review about Derby Street Atlas book by Geographers' A-Z Map Company and you'll earn 50c in Boomerang Bucks loyalty dollars (you must be a member - it's free to sign up!)
Facebook Page | Twitter | Google+ | Bulletin e-Newsletter | Blog | RSS
Become a Member | Book Lists | Recently Released | Coming Soon | Fast Delivery Books
Bestselling Books: Our Current Bestsellers | Australia's Hottest 1000 Books | Bestselling Fiction | Bestselling Crime Mysteries and Thrillers | Bestselling Non Fiction Books | Bestselling Sport Books | Bestselling Gardening and Handicrafts Books | Bestselling Biographies | Bestselling Food and Drink | Bestselling History | Bestselling Travel Books | Bestselling School Textbooks & Study Guides | Bestselling Children's General Non-Fiction | Bestselling Young Adult Fiction | Bestselling Children's Fiction | Bestselling Picture Books | Top 100 US Bestsellers
For: Schools | Organisations | Libraries | Publishers | Authors | Book Clubs | Bloggers | Affiliates
About Us | Contact Us | Help Desk | Security | Privacy | Terms of Use | Copyright
Phone: 1300 36 33 32 (9am-5pm Mon-Fri AEST) - International: +61 2 9960 7998 - Online Form
Address: Boomerang Books, 878 Military Road, Mosman Junction, NSW, 2088
© 2003-2017. All Rights Reserved. Eclipse Commerce Pty Ltd - ACN: 122 110 687 - ABN: 49 122 110 687
For every $20 you spend on books, you will receive $1 in Boomerang Bucks loyalty dollars. You can use your Boomerang Bucks as a credit towards a future purchase from Boomerang Books. Note that you must be a Member (free to sign up) and that conditions do apply.


text:
Many of us in the UK have been treated to a weekend of glorious weather, so this week's column will be short and to the point on three stories that caught my eye from Saturday's games. Bartolo Colon hit a home run The pro-DH/anti-DH arguments are well known and many are firmly set in their […]
Tag Archives | New York Mets
Weekly Hit Ground Ball: 0-10 Avoided
The Atlanta Braves and Minnesota Twins managed to avoid the indignity of starting the 2016 MLB season with 10 consecutive losses
MLB 2016 – National League Preview
After looking at the American League yesterday, our attention now turns to the Senior Circuit
Weekly Hit Ground Ball: Good Friday by name …
Good Friday loomed like a bad omen this week, but turned out okay in the end
Outfielders come off the market
Justin Upton and Yoenis Cespedes were seen as the remaining two leading free agents still on the market. Now the Detroit Tigers and New York Mets respectively have taken them off the board
Off-season so far: National League
It's a good time to review how the MLB teams are shaping up now that we've passed the end-of-calendar-year hump in the baseball off-season
What's Missing from the World Series
Four games into the World Series and the action has been worth watching, making it all the more sad that we don't have dedicated British coverage to enjoy
2015 World Series: Mets vs Royals
The 2015 MLB World Series begins on Tuesday night in Kansas City, with the home town Royals looking to go one better than last year against the New York Mets. The Royals hadn't made it to the postseason at all since their triumph in 1985 prior to their heart-breaking 4-3 series loss to the San […]
Division Series: Some teams have a leg-up, some have a leg broken
We're two games in to each of the four Division Series and there have been plenty of talking points to set up the rest of each series
New York, New York
After the Yankees snapped the Mets' 11-game winning streak on Friday, the latest Subway Series is set up perfectly with Matt Harvey and CC Sabathia on the mound in a 21.05 BST start on Saturday


text:
Fibre-Metal by Honeywell High Performance Face Shield Window, Wide Vision, Propionate, Dark GreenSafety Masks
Face shield window. - View Complete Details
Product Number: FBR4178DGN
In Stock - Hurry, only 18 left.
Estimated Delivery - 1 business day(s) - Tue 2/28 2 business days - Tue 2/28
Shipping - This item is eligible for Free Shipping on orders over $45
- Add to Compare
- Request Quote
- Read Questions & Answers
You May Also Like
Product Details
Fibre-Metal by Honeywell High Performance Face Shield Window, Wide Vision, Propionate, Dark Green - Wraparound face shield window is constructed from sturdy, injection-molded propionate to withstand the most demanding work conditions. Specifically tailored to fit crown protector for a more effective seal against airborne dust, dirt and light debris. Specially angled shapes allow freer head and body movement. 50% thicker than conventional .040" windows for more protection. Will fit comfortably over other protective equipment such as respirators and safety eyewear.
- Constructed from injection- molded propionate.
- Specifically tailored for an exact fit.
- Angled shapes allow body and head movement.
- Added thickness for more protection.
- Fits comfortably over other equipment.
Still have a question? Click to ask a Question
ReviewsThere are no Customer Reviews yet.
Help out our customers.
Be the first to write a review.
Question & Answer
No questions have been posted for this product.
Have a question about this product? Please click the button below to get started. Once you have posted your question we will submit it to our community of customers and with our own staff who have recent experience with the same product for their open and honest feedback.Ask a Question


text:
The governmental sector requires all sorts of work activities at heights. Manlift is an excellent partner for this. Thanks to our extensive range of products, we provide solutions for every type of public works that needs to be done at heights.
Whether it concerns pruning trees or washing windows of a government building, Manlift supplies tailor-made machines. It is also possible for your employees to attend Manlift aerial work platform training. This way they have a safe start upon obtaining their IPAF certificate.
If you have doubt about which machine offers the best solution, you can request a work survey. A Manlift staff member will assess the situation on site and will provide you with appropriate advice.


text:
More Videos...
Street Rod 2: Winning the Game
Beating the King at the drag race, Muholland Drive, and the aqueduct. I used the newer Corvette (souped up to 126 MPH with slicks)
Evolution and history of Test Drive (1987-2011)
Test Drive is a series of racing video games. Originally published by Accolade, which was later bought by Infogrames, the first game was released in 1987 and has since been followed by several sequels. The Test Drive games are now published by Atari, the name which Infogrames renamed itself to in 2003. In Test Drive, the player typically uses one of several exotic performance cars to race to a finish line against opponents or in a time limit, while avoiding traffic and police. 1987- Test Drive 1989 Test Drive II The Duel 1990 Test Drive 3 the Passion 1997 Test Drive 4 1998 Test Drive 5 1999 Test Drive 6 2001 TD Overdrive 2004 Test Drive Eve of Destruction 2006 Test Drive Unlimited 2011 Test Drive Unlimited II
Test Drive History (1987 - 2010)
1. Test Drive 1 2. Test Drive: The Duel 3. Test Drive: The Passion 4. Test Drive 4 5. Test Drive: Off-road 6. Test Drive 5 7. Test Drive: Off-road 2 8. Test Drive 6 9. Test Drive: Off-road 3 10. Test Drive 2002 11. Test Drive Unlimited 12. Test Drive Unlimited 2
Amiga Longplay North & South
http://www.recordedamigagames.org Played by ScHlAuChi To everyone who says i suck, you do not understand the purpose of what this video is about, its NOT about owning the enemy, its about showing all the possibilities this game offers, all ways you can die, all moves, etc.... So anyone who comments that i suck will get blocked, not because he is correct that i play "bad" in this video, but for not reading this video info before commenting! One of my favorite 2 player games - i always played this with friends.


text:
Am I the only one that is drooling over this? I love being organized and have wanted a label maker forever!
Right now you can get the for only $9.99! It's normally $29.99 so that's a hefty savings!
Product Features
- 3 interchangeable face plates for personalizing
- Easy view, 12-character LCD display
- Handheld design with Typewriter style keyboard
- Uses non-laminated M series tapes in 3/8-Inch and 1/2-Inch widths
Remember, Amazon prices can and will change at anytime!


text:
Your hands are a sign of your femininity. Give them intensive daily care for protection, and night care for regeneration.
Price reductions are limited to 6 items per basket.
NEW - Regenerates your hands over the night for younger-looking hands.
For a visibly clearer nail contour.
NEW - A triple effect to preserve the youthfulness of your hands.
NEW - Reveal young, smooth and fulled hands.
NEW - A rejuvenating serum for transformed hands.
Optimum hold, incredible shine, dazzling shade.
2 in 1 Base + Top Coat: for long-lasting hold and shine.
Soften cuticles and beautify your nails.
Stronger, healthier nails.
A triple effect to preserve the youthfulness of your hands.
A complete anti-age hand cream that diminishes signs of age.
Regenerate your hands at night.
A rejuvenating elixir for youthful-looking hands.


text:
What is Namibia like is it worth going to. Is Etosha Park nice and is it safe? I also want to visit the Skeleton Coast is it nice? And has anybody been to Ndoki Park in congo.
Recent ActivityView all Africa & the Middle East activity »
- 1 http://www.healthexpertproduct.com/helix6/
- 2 Trip Report : Jordan and United Arab Emirates
- 3 Suggestions needed for 5 days in Tunisia
- 4 Cape Town to Port Elizabeth, hidden gems not on the normal tourist path?
- 5 Kenya Vs. tanzania
- 6 Advice for 1st tip to Kenya
- 7 honeymoon place
- 8 Hire a driver for a week in Morocco
- 9 Help please! Trying to plan an African trip!
- 10 Trip Report : Mauritius and Rodrigues
- 11 First Trip to Africa, first safari...which itinerary should I go with?
- 12 South African Safari Company Recommendations
- 13 Help with Kenya Safari plans.
- 14 Yom Hazikaron
- 15 Yom Haatzmaut
- 16 Morocco April Itinerary 10 days
- 17 May 10-July 10 in Africa
- 18 recomendation on African Safari company
- 19 Comparing a few cities in Morocco
- 20 Tour with friendly planet to SA in October 2016
- 21 One extra day in Jordan
- 22 Burkina Faso travel tips route tourist attractions photo gallery
- 23 Where to stay for a night in Johannesburg?
- 24 Recommendation on where to stay in Durban?
- 25 April Budget Safari - Tanzania
Namibia & Congo
Report Abuse
Namibia rates as one of the most interesting and unique destinations in Africa.
One would travel as safe as one does in Botswana or Zimbabwe.
Beware of the long distances though.
My personal highlights include the Skeleton Coast (all the way from Walvis Bay and Sandwich Harbour to Terrace or Mowe Bay), Sossusvlei, Swakopmund and Etosha.
If you are hiring a vehicle - a 4x4 is not a must, but I would go for one if travelling alone.
Accomodation at Sossusvlei is a bit more expensive, usually at one of the many game farms.
Municipal bungalows in Walvis Bay are excelent and if you prefer Swakopmund, most hotels and B&B's have a definitive German feel and standard.
Acoomodation at Terrace Bay is arranged through the Department of Tourism. Basic bungalows, reasonable food and very cheap.
Etosha - all depends on the time of the year and which camps you want to visit. A good rainy season could mean that animals move away from the main watering holes and therefore are more difficult to spot. Otherwise you will see lots of game all in execllent condition. The only cloud in the horizon for Etosha is animal overcrowing and the pressure on the environment.
Report Abuse
I have just returned from a two week holiday in Namibia and would highly recommend it as a destination. Although there are numerous tours, the best way to see the country is in your own vehicle. Most of the roads are in good condition and unless you plan going into the very remote sites, a 4 wheel drive is not required.
Etosha is a must! The best time to go is during the dry season (April - September) as the Etosha pan floods during the rains and the animals are widely dispersed and difficult to spot. The two best camps to stay in are Namintoni and Okokojou. These are popular destinations and advance booking is a must.
Swakopmund, on the coast, is a worthwhile destination for a few days as is Luderitz. I can highly recommend the new Zum Spiergebiet hotel in Luderitz. A trip into the Namib/Nauklift desert is well worthwhile.
Namibia is not a beautiful country in the European style but has very dramatic desert scenery.
There are no problems regarding personal safety. The most dangerous aspect os the vast driving distances between towns
Comment has been removed by Fodor's moderators
Report Abuse
Namibia is a great country with diverse scenery and makes a good choice if you want an African trip that isn't just a safari. Etosha is safe and although not necessarily the top destination for a safari it is still good. The roads are good and you can easily self drive if you want.
Sign in to comment.


text:
This is a page about postal code of Prosetín, Chrudim, with more professional information like latitude, longitude and online map etc.
This is online map of the address Prosetín, Chrudim. You may use button to move and zoom in / out. The map information is for reference only.
More information about text formats