text:
|Ligging vakantiehuis
|Minimum verblijf
|3 - 5 nachten
Welkom bij Laguna, een uitzonderlijke waterkant huis gelegen in de gevestigde gemeenschap van Palmetto Shores, Eleuthera. Het aanbieden van de beste van het beste, is Laguna is zorgvuldig doordacht tot het laatste detail. Geniet van stress-vrij eiland leven zonder compromissen.
Binnenkomen via een ommuurde binnenplaats, wordt u begroet met weelderige tropische landscaping. Het open concept eetkamer, keuken, en een grote kamer bieden een overvloed aan natuurlijk licht met oversized schuifdeuren (alle glas is Miami Dade Hurricane beoordeeld) en uitzicht op zee in. Laguna heeft een volledig ingerichte gastronomische keuken voor uw onderhoudend plezier. Stap naar buiten om geweldig uitzicht op de zee van een 3.000 vierkante voet dek met mariene roestvrij stalen kabel leuningen bijna een verdubbeling van uw leefruimte. Kijk spectaculaire zonsondergangen uit het zout water infinity pool.
Aan het eind van de dag, trekken terug naar uw slaapkamer met openslaande deuren naar zowel de binnenplaats en het dek. De master suite badkamer beschikt over een ruime regendouche. Twee slaapkamers en een extra badkamer bevinden zich aan de andere kant van het huis om uw privacy te waarborgen. De master bed is kingsize. De twee gastenkamers hebben een queen bed in elk.
Andere voordelen van Laguna omvatten:
* Miami Dade orkaan beoordeeld getinte ramen en deuren in heel
* Gezoneerd centrale airconditioningsystemen (3 stuks)
* 27K volautomatische propaan generator als backup
* Diverse middelgrote snorkeluitrusting en zwemvesten op de site
* 2 twee-persoons oceaan kajaks voor uw gebruik
* Knip in de oceaan zodat voor eenvoudiger toegang tot water
* On-eiland property manager
* Kabel TV, Apple TV, DVD-speler, iPod-speler, X-Box 360, draadloos internet en bekabelde computer op de site
* Twee-persoons hangmat op achterdek
* Outdoor eettafel op achterdek
* Propaan grill op achterdek
This listing is spot on...this home is beautiful and as described. My wife and I rented it for the week and explored the island. The amenities were wonderful....we utilized the kayak, snorkel gear, and other amenities! the house was perfect and the views are phenomenal. The owners are very attentive and care for their home and worked to insure we had a pleasant stay. I would recommend this home to friends and family.
What a perfect getaway! My wife and I booked this home based on the view and the pool and we were not disappointed.
Firstly, the island. Eleuthera is sleepy without a ton of activities, which made finding the right house all the more important. We rented a car and drove from the North Eleuthera airport, a drive of about an hour. The drive is tricky because of the lack of signage, but once you find the Queen's Highway you will eventually run into the house. When we go back we will bring more of our own food and take advantage of the grill as there was only one grocery store with limited options.
The pictures do not do the house justice. When you walk in, you are greeted with a 180 degree view of the Caribbean side of the ocean. It was breathtaking. The living area is totally open, with the kitchen, dining area, and TV room all in one large space. It was ideal for hanging out. Everything felt new and worked great. The master bedroom was large with a great view and a nice spacious bathroom. Water pressure was great everywhere in the house and the AC was fantastic. It was in great condition and very clean.
The deck is incredible and where we spent most of our time. Again, the pictures simply do not do it justice. The view is amazing and the infinity pool makes you feel like you are swimming into the ocean. There were plenty of chairs and even a large hammock we used. We watched the sun set over the ocean each night from the deck.
The owners were fantastic to work with and very responsive. The property manager lives down the street and was great as well, making recommendations for restaurants and even surprising us with a birthday cake for my wife. It was a perfect escape and we highly recommend this house.
This place is perfect for a family get away. Very private! The owners had everything ready to go with anything you could need at your disposal. They even bought a crib and booster seat for our infant to use! I cannot show my appreciation enough for that. It was totally unexpected and very kind. We went in late December/early January. The weather was perfect, but the pool and ocean were a little chilly. The views cannot be beat! There is no beach at the house, just very rocky waterfront. I highly suggest packing some water shoes so you can explore the water's edge. There are many beaches you can travel to. The furthest was about an hour and half away which ended up being too difficult to get to (if possible rent a 4WD vehicle), but the pink sand beach we liked was only about 10-15 minutes away in Governor's Harbor. We tried a few others, but they had trash. Take full advantage of the snorkeling gear the owners allow use of. You will see some beautiful sea life. Again, just be very careful the rocks are sharp! The private dinner was also a nice touch. The cook and her daughter-in-law did a great job and were very kind. We purchased fresh fish for one night and went out to eat a few others. The owners will recommend a few places that were very tasty. Overall the experience at the house was beyond our expectations. The travel there was a nightmare for us because the small island flights were less than ideal (We flew Southern Air, do not use them. They were a mess and seemed to have flights whenever they wanted rather than when they were scheduled. We missed our flight the first night because they decided to stop early and got stuck in Nassau which was not at all like our experience at Laguna House. Pineapple Air and Bahamas Air seemed to have frequent flights that looked more consistent. You will need to allow yourself plenty of time to catch a flight, but I would do everything possible not to try for the last flight of the day). The house was very clean and everything was easy to use. If you are looking for a private place with amazing owners to help make your stay the best it can be, book with these guys!
Where does one start when everything was so perfect! The house: you will not be disappointed! It has everything you need and more! The peace and quiet is beyond what one could imagine. Watching the sun set nightly was the highlight of the day. You have your own personal reef steps away. Being in the middle of the settlement you have the best adventures just a short drive in either direction. To the south there is lighthouse Beach, not to be missed. The north has more to see like the queens bath, glass Window Bridge. If you feel like a long day trip, go to Harbor Island ad have lunch at the sip sip! The lobster Quesada's!!! omg delish! The mango daiquiris are the bomb! The beach on the island has the best pink sand…
1648 is a great place to eat a short ride north. There is lots of small hole in the wall places to eat. I found most very good. But if you do anything visit The Deck! North of governors harbor about 6 miles, sign on left hand side of road. You will meet Mark and John, great times, great food and a view to kill of the ocean. If you are lucky and are there at night, the stars are so bright it seems as if you were in space. Tell them the Florida Girls sent you!
There is many beaches to see, all have a different twist. Paw Paw beach is just one block over and we seen no one all day. Another must is the Friday Night Fish Fry! Dancing in the street and be careful of the bubba rum punch! It will punch! Lol
The owners of the house: I have been all over different islands and have never stayed in such a beautiful home that also came with beautiful owners. They go out of their way to make sure you have everything you need. They are helpful in supplying you with a guest book that informs you of all there is to see on the island. Kevin and Stephanie rate a 5 star themselves. You have Wi-Fi, cable, games, movies, music, masks, fins, snorkels. No way will you be bored!
When I return to Eleuthera there is no question where I will stay! Laguna House!
I can't say enough about Laguna! Our family was able to relax right outside our backdoor. We had a couple excursions but decided we preferred to stay put and enjoy the tranquility Laguna offered. We were able to relax and enjoy each moment with each other. We all came away feeling relaxed and refreshed. The pictures do not do this wonderful beach home justice. The center of the home is open and a perfect gathering place for everyone. The bedrooms are off to each side where there is privacy and quiet. We enjoyed the kayaks and snorkeling gear everyday. We will certainly be returning to Laguna again!
Laura and Jim Bucher
Wow!!! is a good place to start. Forget the fact that the island of Eleuthera is sheer beauty everywhere you go, staying at "Laguna" completes this MAGICAL destination. My wife and I stayed here for 8 nights and were pleased in every manner possible. The house (situated on the beach) offered breathtaking views. The saltwater infinity pool not only adds to the landscape it's very relaxing to swim day or night. My wife and I have stayed in many vacation home rentals and have never seen a property more well maintained, clean and user friendly than this one. On top of that, dealing with the owner, Kevin was a sheer joy. He was so organized, nice and accommodating. We will definitely look to stay here again and already have told many of our friends to check this Paradise out in their future travel plans. Even the price of $500 per night seemed like a killer bargain when you consider what you get. We have paid double the price for other places that didn't even come close to such a perfect getaway. Needless to say we highly recommend this amazing home on such an fantastic Island. Thank you Kevin for all your kindness and making this trip as seamless as possible. We we definitely will come back. Warmly, Mark and Katie of Redondo Beach, California
Centraal gelegen in de buurt van Governor's Harbor, waar vind je de meeste van de eilanden diensten, waaronder het beste restaurants, met een supermarkt en Wijn / Geesten winkels.
|Minimum prijs
|Extra nachten
|Weekend overnachting
Thanksgiving Holiday
19 nov 2017 - 25 nov 2017
5 nacht minimum verblijf
voor 5 nachten
Christmas/New Years Holiday
23 dec 2017 - 3 jan 2018
5 nacht minimum verblijf
voor 5 nachten
3 nacht minimum verblijf
voor 3 nachten
Ask about "last minute" discounts!!!
1/2 of rental fee due upon initial booking with remainder of rental fee due 45 days prior to check-in.


text:
Tempelhof Airport: Secret Places in the Airport
Discover the secret and legendary places in and under the former airport buidlings of Tempelhof. Explore bunkers and tunnels and follow the historic…
Discover the secret and legendary places in and under the former airport buidlings of Tempelhof. Explore bunkers and tunnels and follow the historic…
Embark on a 2-hour tour of the historic Berlin-Tempelhof airport building with explanations about its peculiar history and architecture. Have a look…
On this private 2-hour bus tour you decide for yourself which sights in Berlin to visit. Enjoy the entertaining and informative commentary from the…
Cycle the streets of Berlin on a bike tour of the city's multicultural attractions. Departing from Alexanderplatz, see street art and fantastic…
Experience Berlin from above during a tour of Potsdamer Platz square and a visit to the Kollhoff Tower. Learn about the history of the capital and…
Discover Berlin in a private city tour by bus. Your guide to Berlin dialect tells amusing and interesting history of the capital. Stop for photos or…
BerlinSee all 512 tickets & tours
This unique space in the middle of southern Berlin was one of the city's airports until it closed in 2008. Now a public park, Tempelhof's boundless opportunities for fun paired with a turbulent history make it one of the most fascinating places in Berlin.
Steeped in history
The first flight from Tempelhof was made in 1909 and in 1948 the famous Berlin Airlift took place here. Take a fascinating tour of the secret underground part of the building!
Do a cycle tour, rollerblade, or kiteboard along the tarmac where jumbo jets once taxied. Dogs are also welcome in the dog run!
Quaint but headstrong
Tempelhof captures the true Berliner spirit, with community gardens in the park. Locals recently rejected plans to build an apartment complex on the on the old airfield!
BBQ time!
There are three designated places to enjoy a barbecue on the field - look out for the word "Grillplatz." These are located in the south-west, south-east and northern areas.
Enjoy life slowly
You don't even need to come to Tempelhof with a purpose. After some food in the hip Neukölln neighborhood, just drop by for a stroll or catch the sunset.
The park is open and worth a visit all year round, but you'll find that as far as outdoor activities go, it really comes to life in the spring and summer.
The opening and closing times vary by season - in June and July, the height of summer, it's open for most of the day, from 6:00AM to 10:30PM. In the winter, it can close as early as 5:00PM. As a guideline, it's open from sunrise to sunset.
Free all year round! Be sure to factor in sports equipment rentals from independent sellers, however.
There are two main points of entry. Tempelhof station (on the U6 and Ringbahn) is, as the name suggests, directly across the street from the park. On the north-east side, there's Boddinstraße station (on the U8), a 10-minute walk away from the entrance.
The guide was both knowledgeable and very entertaining. Really worthwhile taking this tour of this fascinating building with its complex history.
Impressive structure of 1930's National socialism architecture. I think the tour could have been improved by a short video presentation showing archives and the Berlin airlift. From the nearest Ubahn we found the meeting point hard to find, we had to ask a number of times for its location. Better directions on the ticket would have been helpful. Overall enjoyed the experience.
The guide took good care at taking us all around this impressive Nazzi-built airport building and providing the neccessary historical details on the events related to the site and more. We got to see some historical photos as well as hear testimonies of the soldiers that, say, participated in Berlin airlift and lived to tell their stories personally to the Tempelhof tour guide. It is a real highlight not to miss in the middle of Berlin.
Thoroughly enjoyed this guided tour behind the scenes, onto the roof and into the depths of the airport building. Very knowledgeable guide got lots of information across with touches of humour and across in excellent English. Fascinating two hours - could have been even longer.
Our guide Celine spoke perfect English and knew her stuff. All questions were answered, she remembered mine from early on by illustrating the answer at the end, two hours later.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
|Christian Small Publishers Association to present ICRS publishing seminar
|Written by Christine D. Johnson
|Thursday, 29 May 2014 01:56 PM EDT
Christian Small Publishers Association (CSPA) will host its seventh annual seminar for publishers, independent authors and anyone interested in publishing at the International Christian Retail Show (ICRS) in Atlanta this summer.
Publishers' Institute: Marketing for Success will be held Sunday, June 22, 1-3 p.m., at the Georgia World Congress Center in room 207.
Attendees will learn tips for success in publishing and marketing from experienced professionals in Christian publishing. Topics to be presented include: "Specialty Sales: Tap into Book Sales Sources Right Under your Nose!" by David Welday, president and CEO, HigherLife Publishing & Marketing; and "Seven Essential Ingredients for Successful Book Promotion" by CSPA Director Sarah Bolme.
The seminar also will include a roundtable discussion where attendees will be able to discuss publishing and book marketing strategies with each other and the presenters.
Individuals interested in attending the seminar can read more about each presenter and register for the Publishers' Institute at christianpublishers.net or at ICRS. The seminar fee is $20.
Nomination period opens for 2017 CR Best awards
Christian Retailing opens the nomination period today for the 2017...READ MORE
Tessie Güell DeVore resigns from Charisma House to head up the Lumo Project
After 23 years with Charisma House, Tessie DeVore has resigned...READ MORE
CBA recasts retail show to unite Christian products industry
From content creators to church bookstore managers, the Christian products...READ MORE
Gift exhibitors pleased with buyers' response at Unite 2016
Gift vendors report mostly positive experience at Unite 2016, although...READ MORE
New Voskamp, Cahn titles headline upcoming releases
Exhibitors at Unite 2016 promoted key upcoming book and Bible...READ MORE
CBA proposes new business model for member retailers
CBA and Content Road Media have joined in a strategic...READ MORE
Hip-hop, science fiction cited as Christian product trends
CBA's Christian Product Trends workshop gave retailers attending Unite 2016...READ MORE
Nielsen research, panel review state of Christian market
Four of the Christian products industry's CEOs shared their thoughts...READ MORE
Targeted marketing, data tracking help Parable, Covenant stores
The Parable Group and Covenant Group make targeted marketing and...READ MORE
Logos group names Walter Wangerin Author of the Year
Best-selling author Walter Wangerin was named Author of the Year...READ MORE
DaySpring director highlights need for 'real' customer connections
Christian retail customers long for community, says DaySpring Brand Director...READ MORE
CBA honors international publisher with Lifetime Achievement Award
CBA honored Jean-Luc Cosnard, a Christian publishing innovator and former...READ MORE
Show options


text:
Javier Bardem's Spanglish Oscar Speech
After claiming the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for No Country for Old Men at the 80th Academy Awards, Javier Bardem gave one of the most memorable acceptance speeches in recent history by going native. During his heartfelt speech, the Spaniard broke out the Castilian as he dedicated his award to his mama, grandparents and the comedians of Spain. "This is for Spain and this is for all of you." And with that, our love for Bardem grew deeper!
Slide type
Standard Slide
Slide Orientation
Ad Zone
Custom Text
Migrated Slide Image
Photo credit
Getty Images


text:
Wheel – Make Video Stories with the World
By General Specific Inc
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Wheel is the place where creative personalities start a video, and anyone can join in. Check out hilarious, inspiring or intriguing videos- and then jump in to add your own take to the story. This is your chance to shine. Once the Wheel starts moving, it can really go anywhere, resulting in surprising twists and turns. Wheelers from all over the world are collaborating right now to make videos that could use your quirks, smile and perspective, so get rolling!
What's New in Version 1.21.0
Cleaned and polished the Wheel up a bit. All shiny now!
iPhone Screenshots
- Free
- Category: Photo & Video
- Updated: Jul 01, 2016
- Version: 1.21.0
- Size: 59.7 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: General Specific Inc
- © 2016 General Specific Inc
Compatibility: Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


text:
guy drains his main vein.4.20 / 5.00 3,250 Views
( Original ) Nesia Legend of Cosieda Episode 1
The first episode of my original anime4.01 / 5.00 1,137 Views
Godians Fight
Two Men Fight to the Death!4.19 / 5.00 1,137 Views
OMG THIS DESERVES TO BE IN ALL THE COLLECTIONS. This is the greatest, creepiest movie I have ever seen!! GREAT JOB!
I loved the ending OLOLOL. So all those animales turned into those creepy larvae things right?
Love it
You created a really cool world and mood... I was transfixed the whole time.
Art = Fantastic!
Your art was superb! The style was amazingly well done, and your color choices were excellent. I can't speak about them highly enough. Most of the animation was also incredible, and you should be proud of it.
At the same time, that was one of the most boring things I've seen in a while. Had it not been for your "please watch the whole thing" comment, I would have stopped partway into the fishes. Maybe I missed a deeper meaning, but it seemed totally random to me, and didn't hold me outside of the art. I'm sorry, I'm sure there are others who loved the randomness of it all.
Again, your art was great, I can't stress that enough. Nice work.
PS. Shout out to Zekey! I haven't talked to him since the 5-Shades days when I was Space_chicken instead of simply "JKR". :)
That was really awesome. To me, it was about the strange ocen life that lives at the extraordinary depths, things we have never even seen. When we think of the ocean, we think of the fish and whales and such that were shown partway through, but there are many more strange creatures below us whose lives we never see.
The animation was excellent, the creature design was creative. The whole mood was creepy but fascinating.
I would love to see more flashes like this.
You definately deserve an aweard. A lot of work was put into this. This flash puts the "New" back into Newgrounds!
thanks, man. I do like being considered new and avant-garde :3
Really awesome!!!!
I think it was brilliant as well as original.
(I can't believe you didn't get an award!!!!)


text:
Glimpses of Colonial Society
And the Life at Princeton College, 1766-1773
By (author) William Paterson
Format: Paperback / softback
Normal Price: $47.52
Your Price: $42.77 AUD, inc. GST
Shipping: $7.95 per order
You Save: $4.75! (10% off normal price)
Plus...earn $2.14 in Boomerang Bucks
Availability: Available, ships in 8-11 days
Glimpses of Colonial Society by William Paterson
Book DescriptionA man of remarkable achievement in both the law and in politics, William Paterson's letters provide insight into pre-Revolutionary War America, with specific commentary on his social circle and life at The College of New Jersey (later Princeton College). Paterson's letters, often dated New Bromley, NJ, give insight into the thoughts and mores of the man who went on to become Attorney-general of New Jersey during the Revolution, a framer of the Federal Constitution, U.S. Senator from New Jersey, then Governor of the state, and, at the time of his death, an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.
Buy Glimpses of Colonial Society book by William Paterson from Australia's Online Bookstore, Boomerang Books.
Book DetailsISBN: 9781429004817
(233mm x 150mm x 13mm)
Pages: 204
Imprint: Applewood Books
Publisher: Applewood Books
Publish Date: 1-Jan-2007
Country of Publication: United States
Other Editions...
Books By Author William Paterson
Narrative of Four Journeys into the Country of the Hottentots, and Caffraria, Paperback (June 2012)
Published in 1789, these are engaging and detailed observations made on some of the earliest scientific expeditions to southern Africa.
Charge of Judge Paterson to the Jury, in the Case of Vanhorne's [Sic] Lessee Against Dorrance, Paperback / softback (February 2012)
Tourist's Handy Guide to Scotland. with New Charts and Illustrations., Paperback / softback (March 2011)» View all books by William Paterson
» Have you read this book? We'd like to know what you think about it - write a review about Glimpses of Colonial Society book by William Paterson 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:
Following his win by 3rd round submission over Bristol Marunde, Strikeforce fighter Jacare Souza speaks to SHOWTIME Sports. watch video >>
Ronaldo Souza fights Bristol Marunde in Strikeforce - Tate vs. Rousey watch video >>
Ronda Rousey, Sarah Kaufman, Miesha Tate, Jacare Souza, and all the other fighters on Saturday's Strikeforce card are weighed in and ready to go. http://www.MMAWeekly.com/ was on the scene in San Di watch video >>
www.MishkaNYC.com & Bloodstain Lane recap last nights Strikeforce event which featured the most anticipated female MMA fight since Gina Carano vs Cyborg Santos in Miesha Tate vs Ronda Rousey, also fe watch video >>
Winner, and new Strikeforce women's bantamweight champion, Ronda Rousey talks with Heidi Androl about her win over Miesha Tate. watch video >>
Despite a performance that left both fans and himself hoping for more, Josh Thomson pulled out a win by decision over KJ Noons. Straight from the cage, Thomson talks to SHOWTIME Sports. watch video >>
After an early ending, Lumumba Sayers talks to SHOWTIME Sports about his win over Scott Smith. watch video >>
Jacare Souza talks the close decision against Tim Kennedy and capturing the Strikeforce Middleweight title! http://strikeforce.com watch video >>
Miesha Tate on Rousey, Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather and UFC 205 | UNDISPUTED watch video >>
Miesha Tate vs Julie Kedzie
Strikeforce - Rousey vs. Kaufman
August 18 2012 watch video >>
Ronaldo Jacare Souza vs Ed Herman
Strikeforce - Marquardt vs Saffiedine watch video >>
Jacare Souza vs Joey Villasenor
Strikeforce - Heavy Artillery
Round 3 Only watch video >>
Ronaldo Jacare Souza vs Matt Lindland
Strikeforce - Evolution watch video >>
First Round plus Post-Fight Interview of Ronda Rousey vs Bethe Correia in UFC 190 women's bantamweight title fight at HSBC Arena, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on August 1, 2015. watch video >>


text:
Wenger is set to strengthen his squad with at least three new additions and Gazidis is keen to point out that the cash will be there when the Frenchman requires it.
Arsenal finished third in the Barclays Premier League this season after losing their way in the final weeks of the season but Wenger's desire to rebuild will be backed by the board.
"I am often asked what our financial resources are," said Gazidis. "Arsene has done a terrific job in managing responsibly through a period of dramatic change for the club and the English game.
"Arsenal have not had access to the deep pockets of a wealthy investor and we have focused on a path of independence underpinned by a sustainable business model for long-term success.
"With Highbury Square coming to completion and some of our other property developments bearing fruit, we're now coming to a period where the financial health of the club is secure. That does not mean we have unlimited resources but it does mean we have sufficient funds to invest.
"One or two players are coming to the end of their contracts, William Gallas, for example.
"Whatever happens, Arsene has identified the fact the defence has been an issue for us this year so its not difficult to imagine that that's an area we're focused on in this transfer window."
Wenger will also be handed a new contract extension and although talks have not reached a detailed stage, Gazidis is confident the coach, whose current deal expires next year, will commit himself to the club once more.
"I think everybody knows that the board has always backed Arsene and believes in him totally," he added.
"Arsene in return has a great love for the club. There's no dimming in his desire and I've no doubt that we'll extend his contract but we'll do that very quietly and with the minimum of fuss.
When it is appropriate to make an announcement we will do so."
Gazidis also insisted that a takeover was not in the offing despite Stan Kroenke now being able to save £87million on any formal bid.
Takeover rules dictate that once the 30 per cent threshold is reached, a formal offer for all remaining shares must be made at the highest price paid in the previous 12 months.
That figure stood at £10,500 each after Kroenke bought a large chunk of shares from fellow board member Danny Fiszman in May 2009 but that anniversary has now passed.
It means the American, who currently holds a 29.9 per cent stake, would be obliged to offer only £8,500-a-share.
Kroenke's decision to buy the St Louis Rams suggested no move was imminent and Gazidis insists the club remains committed to its present business model.
"Although there have been some share purchases here or there and probably will be going forward, there's been no substantive change," said Gazidis, who also answered questions at a meeting held with the Arsenal Supporters' Trust last night.
"The club is very comfortable with its multi-ownership model. We have four major shareholders who embrace that model and are supportive of what we are trying to do. For the foreseeable future, the multi-ownership model is providing us with a great base from which to develop the club.
"The atmosphere has been very healthy - the manager and the board have been very closely aligned and that is a fruitful environment in which to make progress."
- More about:
- Arsenal
- Premier League


text:
simple audio player in flash
- Status Closed
- Budget $30 - $250 USD
- Total Bids 12
Project Description
i need a simple audio player in flash, which plays mp3 files.
the player shall be embedded into another SWF file, thus cannot use javscript or else.
path to mp3 file must be passed thru a function
must have play, pause, volume control, slider
must provide fla
--> have a similar play button that extends the player when you click on it
should be similar to this one: [url removed, login to view]
here is a source code availbe if its possilbe for you to create a single swf player of it (player does NOT need to be customizable in its design)
[url removed, login to view]
pls note that max budget is 30$Get free quotes for a project like this
Awarded to:
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:
Vicksburg Elementary Students received grants.
SKCFA recieved grants for vehicle upgrades
Library building program received funds
Vicksburg Historical Society received a grant for the Harvest Festival
Vicksburg High School senior honors night receives funding each year
Generous Hands received a matching grant for its endowment fund
Major grants went to the Vicksburg Historical Society to help fund the community pavilion
Six $2500 Scholarships are awarded to Vicksburg High School graduating seniors
Start-up funds for Vicksburg High School Strive program were granted
Vicksburg Boyscout Troops have received several grants for scholarships, camping, and cabin maintenance
Vicksburg Middle School has received grants for 7th grade football and band instraments
Vicksburg Community Schools Foundation received $10,000 for scholarships and another $3000 for curiosity grants
received a grant for bricks and morter
Grants were given to renovate the Vikcsburg Community Center
$10,000 is donated each year for the Vicksburg United Way campaign
The Foundation also granted money to fund our new Quilt Trail
Only 501c3 organizations and government agencies are eligible to apply for grant considerations. Some of the major Foundation grants in the last ten years have included the Village of Vicksburg, Vicksburg Historical Society, Vicksburg Community Pavilion project, Schoolcraft library building fund and the Village of Vicksburg.
One of the chief architects of the Vicksburg Foundation and its president for a number of years, was Maxwell Bardeen, one-time president of Lee Paper and thence Simpson Paper Company. As an example of enlightened industrialist and public servant, Bardeen brought his knowledge as a world traveler, top salesman and business manager to the Foundation during his tenure.
Bill Oswalt joined the board in 1978 and the gavel was passed in 1988 when he assumed the presidency of the Foundation. It has been his leadership and that of the trustees who have had the vision for the community. This vision has enriched and supported the many improvements in this small but prospering area of the greater Kalamazoo County, state of Michigan, U.S.A..


text:
If you're the kind of stork that wants to see rather than be seen, this wildlife observation tower in the province of Caceres, southwest of Madrid, is a great place to build a nest. Photo ©Mike Randolph
The Wild West of the North
On a cold sleety day, a horseback rider makes his way along a trail in one of the wildest corners of Spain, the region of Continue Reading →
Walking the Line
High above the village of Benasque, in the province of Huesca, a hiker walks along the frontier between Spain and France. A little to the right lies the Continue Reading →
Rush Hour
A shepherd leads his flock of goats along a dusty road near the village of Bermejo, in Andalusia, Spain. Just on the other side of the hill, Continue Reading →
Lonely Landscapes of the Duero
The famous Ribera del Duero wine-making region, on the high plains of Castilla y León, has an alluring, if austere, beauty. The Duero River winds through some of the most empty, and historic, landscapes in Spain. For three centuries, the Duero was a kind of no-man's land, a dangerous frontier between Christian and Muslim Spain. Click the Continue link to see all seven images, and as always, click any image to see a larger view. Photos ©Mike Randolph Continue Reading →
Gateway to the Lost Mountain
The medieval village of Torla, in Huesca, Aragon, guards the entrance to Spain's oldest National Park, Ordesa y Monte Perdido. The immense glacial valley of Ordesa, seen above, is so narrow and deep that Continue Reading →
A Bridge to the Past
For centuries the only way in or out of the Imperial City of Toledo was the Alcántara bridge over the Tagus River. Originally built by Continue Reading →
The Elements of Seville
The smoke from street vendors roasting chestnuts hangs in the air on a rainy winter day in Seville. Click on image for larger view. Photo ©Mike Randolph
Relaxing in the Retiro
A couple sits on a bench admiring the fall colors in Madrid's Retiro park, in the heart of the city. Click on image for larger view. Photo ©Mike Randolph
Puerta del Wool
November 2, 2014: A shepherd helps drive a flock of two-thousand sheep through the Puerta del Sol, in the heart of Madrid. Every year since 1994, Continue Reading →
Yin Yang, Spanish Style
The late-evening sun casts a shadow of the Convento de San Esteban onto itself in the elegant Spanish city of Salamanca. Click on image for larger view. Photo ©Mike Randolph
Green Spain
The Playa de Torimbia, in Asturias, northern Spain. Click on image for larger view. Photo ©Mike Randolph
Thirteen Centuries Later, a Hit Album
The famous Monasterio de Santo Domingo de Silos dates back to the 7th Century. With its two-story cloisters and intricate, carved stone panels, the monastery is a jewel of Romanesque architecture. It once held a very important library. Many of the manuscripts are now Continue Reading →
A New Travel Photography Blog
I've recently been working on another blog of mine about travel photography. Today's post is on street photography, and I used images taken in Madrid, so I thought I'd link to it here for those that are interested. I'll be writing about everything from gear to techniques, with lots of free tips and tutorials. Check out the post here and if you're a travel-photography aficionado, sign up to my newsletter for lots of exclusive content available to subscribers only. Thanks for having a look and if your friends and family are also in to travel photography, please pass it along. Thank you!
Tales of a Forgotten Pueblo
Calatañazor is one of the least-visited places in the province of Soria, which is itself the least-visited province in all of Spain. Perhaps this hamlet's most famous visitor was Almanzor, Muslim Spain's mightiest ruler. He died here in battle, in the year 1002, at a place called the Valley of Blood. Thankfully, it's quite a bit more peaceful today. Click for larger image. Photo ©Mike Randolph


text:
Guthrie targets U21 call-up
Danny Guthrie admits he would relish an England Under-21 call-up - but for now is focused on Newcastle.
By Ben Collins
Last Updated: 10/10/08 2:38pm
Danny Guthrie admits he would relish an England Under-21 call-up - but for now is committed to turning around Newcastle's fortunes.
The 21-year-old has caught the attention of U21 boss Stuart Pearce after joining the Magpies in a £2.5million move from Liverpool in the summer.
Although Guthrie was not named in the squad for the two-legged play-off against Wales, he could be selected if England make it to next summer's U21 European Championship.
However, the tenacious midfielder, who has just returned from a three-match ban, insists getting Newcastle back on track is his top priority.
"Like any young player, I want to get into the squad, and if I can maintain my performance levels for Newcastle, then I might get a chance," said Guthrie.
"It is an aim, but I am not too worried about it at the moment. If Stuart Pearce picks me, he picks me, but if not, I will just concentrate on playing for Newcastle.
"Newcastle's the most important thing for me. I want to play for the team here more than anything, and if I get picked for the Under-21s, that will be an added bonus."


text:
My next scan is at 25wks and see my OB 2 days later. So 4 weeks after my last scan.
I'm having an afternoon tea - just to catch up with everyone before the babies arrive. No games! When r u having yours?
Have you picked out anything yet, pram? Cots? Nursery furniture? Etc do you think you'll sleep them in 1 cot or separately?


text:
Nov 16, 2012
Big East Week 12 Preview
Rutgers (8-1, 4-0 Big East) travels to Cincinnati (7-2, 3-1 Big East). We gave this [...]Read More
Nov 15, 2012
Weekend Spotlight: No. 22 Rutgers at Cincinnati
The No. 22 Rutgers Scarlet Knights (8-1, 4-0 Big East) hit the road to face [...]Read More
Nov 12, 2012
Bowl Projection Roundup: 11/12
Louisville's loss to Syracuse shook up the Big East projections a little this week, but [...]Read More
Nov 09, 2012
Big East Week 11 Preview
Fresh off a near-upset of No. 4 Notre Dame in South Bend, Pittsburgh (5-4, 2-3 [...]Read More
Sep 13, 2012
Big East Week Three Preview
Rutgers (2-0, 0-0 Big East) travels to Raymond James Stadium to meet South Florida (2-0, [...]Read More
Sep 07, 2012
Big East Week Two Preview
The first conference game of the season took place on Thursday when Cincinnati (2-0, 1-0 [...]Read More
Aug 16, 2012
2012 Big East Previews: Rutgers with On The Banks
We're previewing the college football season with help from SBNation.com. Today, Jon from On The [...]Read More
Oct 25, 2011
West Virginia at Rutgers is the Champs Sports Bowl Game Of T...
West Virginia leads series 32-4-2. (Last meeting: Dec. 4, 2010: WVU 35, Rutgers 14) No. [...]Read More
Sep 08, 2011
Rutgers at North Carolina is the Champs Sports Bowl Game Of ...
This season, pick who you think will win the Champs Sports Bowl Game of the [...]Read More
Oct 18, 2009
Champs Sports Bowl Partners with BIG EAST Conference
Florida Citrus Sports CEO Steve Hogan and BIG EAST Conference commissioner John Marinatto have announced [...]Read More


text:
Joan Littlewood's old venue, with its red Victorian interior and raucous local audience, is perfect for panto: and there's nowhere cosier to be at this time of year than inside the belly of the wolf, as Little Red and her forest friends soon discover.
Some versions of this story have the little girl eaten and that's it. The Brothers Grimm had her rescued by the woodman, and so she is at Stratford, even though Ben the Woodcutter (a likeable Marcus Ellard) only has a little chopper.
The script by Trish Cooke has all the right ingredients, with jaunty, clap-along music by Robert Hyman. The forest is a dark and dangerous place, and not just because the woodland trails are being obliterated by the town planners. It's no accident that the local mayor is doubled by Michael Bertenshaw with a long-haired Lupinus, a lascivious old rocker resembling a cross between Robert Plant and Rick Parfitt.
Omar Okai's production has pleasant painted front-cloths (designed by Emma Wee), clever puppetry, and a heavy emphasis on rap and Caribbean rhythms.
Musical director Sean Green leads a trio in the pit. Some of the sound is a bit hard-edged, but the singing is tremendous, notably from Derek Elroy as the flirtatious old Grannie in a succession of super frocks.
The panto template allows for maximum digression and invention. Chloe Allen's Little Red Riding Hood is hampered by a loudmouth sister, Big Blue Bossy Boots (Ayesha Antoine), as well as a fun-loving Mum (Sharona Sassoon) with an eye on the main chance, and the woodman.
Their lingo and backchat is based in the East End argot of aggressive cheekiness, plus attitude, and this main-lines into the mood and manners of the young kids in the audience, who react with the delight and surprise of recognition. And all inhibition is obliterated by the time we get to the song sheet.
To 22 January (020 8534 0310)
- More about:
- Forests
- Musicals
- Robert Plant
- Theatre


text:
Dana Brown Malevil Iris Gardens Pres. South Plains Iris Society Region
17, Judges Training Chairperson AIS, MIS,
ASI, RIS, TBIS Lubbock, TX 79403
Zone 7 USDA, Zone 10 Sunset mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com
-----Original Message-----From: Peter R McGrath
[mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 5:56
PMTo: firstname.lastname@example.com: [iris-photos]
Try Try again, againHi All,Sorry about no
message with the attachment. It took me 2 days to figureout what I
was doing wrong, so I didn't bother with a cover message,thinking it would
not work this time either.Gamaliel's Wisdom RC (AR)
INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO!Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for
less!Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit:http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.Your
use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.


text:
Bus Conversion Magazine Bulletin Board
February 22, 2017, 07:25:44 AM
. Please
1 Hour
1 Day
1 Week
1 Month
Login with username, password and session length
: If you had an Online Subscription: It will not get lost in the mail.
Forum Rules
BCM Home Page
Contact BCM
Bus Conversion Magazine Bulletin Board
Bus Discussion
Bus Topics ( click here for quick start! )
Nick Badame Refrig/ACC
) >
Fender-bender in my bus
Go Down
« previous
next »
Topic: Fender-bender in my bus (Read 8555 times)
Jr. Member
Posts: 80
Fender-bender in my bus
July 31, 2006, 08:06:24 AM »
Oy vay, what a weekend.
Finally used the bus for its main intended purpose. I left Friday afternoon for a 2-1/2 hour run up to just outside of Cleveland OH to teach a motorcycle safety course. We taught classroom Friday night, taught the riding exercises Saturday, and concluded the riding exercises Sunday. I slept in the bus Friday night and Saturday night and it was just great. At the end of the day I didnt have to go anywhere, I cooked my own meals and saved some restaurant money and of course saved two nights of hotel charges. The bus began paying for itself this weekend.
Good news, students were great. Eager to learn and interested in the material. The beginners learned basic skills, the people with riding experience refined their skills, everybody had a good time, and everybody passed the course. 5 ladies and 7 guys, which is about typical.
Bad news, I had a fender-bender with the bus. Heres what happened.
I went out Saturday afternoon for some munchies and a bag of ice. It was about a 2 mile run to the grocery store. Coming back from the grocery store, I was traveling a suburban 4 lane undivided road with a stoplight at the end of each (long) block. Speed limit is 35mph.
I was in the left lane ready to make a left turn 300 yards ahead to return to the class site. I was doing about 30mph, with nobody in front of me. Traffic was light, with a few cars passing me on the right because of my slow speed.
In the middle of the block is a driveway on the right leading to the fairgrounds, no signs, no traffic lights there was a little festival of some sort going on. I had just been passed (on the right) by 2 cars. When Im maybe 200 feet from the driveway, a Police auxiliary guy jumps out in the middle of the road to stop traffic. He wants to let the shuttle bus hauling festival goers out.
I mumble the S word, push in the clutch and hit the brakes pretty hard, thinking this is gonna be close,,,
At this point one of the brain surgeons that just passed me makes a lane change right in front of me, and makes one of those little quickie stops that minivans can do and bus conversions cant. I say the S word out loud this time, hit the brakes full and hit the air horn. I was probably down to 5-7 mph with I hit him. I did check to my left there was oncoming traffic so I couldnt swerve around him.
Damage to the minivan was fairly light. Tailgate bashed in, bumper fascia scuffed. Quarterpanels looked perfect. Damage to my bus almost nil. Nobody was hurt.
The cop that came a few minutes later took statements and wrote me a ticket for Failure to stop in assured clear distance ahead. I protested that I had miles of assured clear distance ahead until Captain Minivan pulled that lane change, and he explained that my front hit his rear, and the law pretty much required that he write the ticket. I said that Id contest the charge, and he pointed out my court date and said I think you might have a legitimate beef. I put the sudden stop by the aux guy and the lane change in the report.
Ok, I have two questions for the gang.
1. Any ideas what I could have done to prevent this? Im a motorcycle safety instructor and fairly experienced heavy truck driver, though the bus is fairly new to me. I have about 3000 bus miles under by belt now. Motorcycles and big trucks teach you to avoid trouble, and I think Im generally pretty good at it. I think I was doing everything right. I had good lane position, I was proceeding at a safe and prudent speed, I had nobody in front of me.
2. Do you guys think I have a prayer of beating this ticket? My insurance is great and I dont think this will affect my coverage or costs, since I havent had an at-fault claim in nearly 20 years, but this is about principle. The smart play would probably be just to pay the lousy ticket and get on with my life, but I dont want to do that. What do you guys think?
Thats it. I hope your weekend was better than mine. Lets be careful out there,,,
If a half a hen lays a half an egg in a half a day - how long would it take a monkey with a wooden leg to kick the seeds out of a dill pickle?
Nick Badame Refrig/ACC
1989, MCI 102C3, 8V92T, HT740, 06' conversion FMCA# F-27317-S "Wife- 1969 Italian/German Style"
Global Moderator
Hero Member
Posts: 4935
Nick & Michelle Badame
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #1 on:
July 31, 2006, 08:23:26 AM »
Hi Casper,
Sorry to hear about your fender bender! It's something we all fear with our busses....
At this point, I think you should fight the ticket which I'm sure carries points. Do this first!
Than your insurance Co. will handle the rest pending the outcome of your court Date.
Do you have any witnesses? Do they have any witnesses? Without them, it's he says/ she says.......
Good Luck
Whatever it takes!-GITIT DONE!
Commercial Refrigeration- Ice machines- Heating & Air/ Atlantic Custom Coach Inc.
Master Mason- Cannon Lodge #104
Buffalo SpaceShip
Hero Member
Posts: 591
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #2 on:
July 31, 2006, 08:25:42 AM »
Casper, so sorry about your accident! What a bummer. Glad nobody was hurt. The minivan idiot could have been killed doing something like that. Sometimes you have to choose the best course of action in split seconds... and I think you chose the best one. Evasive manuvers in a heavy vehicle seldom work out even if you had a clear path in another lane... and sounds like you didn't.
Heck yeah, I'd try to beat it. If someone pulls in front of you and slams on the brakes, they have some culpability, I'd think. Show up to court with a big diagram plan of the roadway and a mini-timeline... #1, #2, #3, etc., approx. speeds, etc. Make sure that you show the path of the minivan to be very abrupt on your plan. Have some pics of your bus, weight ratings, etc.
Good luck & keep us posted!
Brian Brown
4108-216 w/ V730
Longmont, CO
Len Silva
Hero Member
Posts: 4086
Angle Parked in a Parallel Universe
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #3 on:
July 31, 2006, 10:47:26 AM »
A rear-ender is pretty hard to beat but, it's been my experience that going to court and being heard will usually result in adjudication withheld and no points, no insurance increase. It's worth it even if you end up paying the fine (and you probably will).
Hand Made Gifts
Ignorance is only bliss to the ignorant.
Sr. Member
Posts: 430
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #4 on:
July 31, 2006, 10:56:29 AM »
By all means fight the ticket. There have been many cases of insurance scams where what happened to you is what they do to try to get big damage claims. For what it is worth you might want to talk to a lawyer, dirty word, The money you spend on a lawyer might pay big divendends since you are a motorcycle saftey instructor and truck driver.
By the way I took one of the motorcycle saftey courses when I started riding again after 30 years and it sure taught me a lot. I recommend the course to everybody.
MCI 7 and Harley Elector Glide Touring
Good luck
Ed Van
Cornville, AZ
Hero Member
Posts: 2458
"The Mighty GMC"
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #5 on:
July 31, 2006, 11:48:14 AM »
I am also sorry to hear about your fender bender.
I had a similar incident once where a guy pulled in front of me to stop and pick up a girl hitch hiker.
He stopped in the road near a light and I tapped the rear of his car, I also received a ticket.
I did exactly what Brian suggested and explained (humbly) what happend with some diagrams.
As I was, and you probably will be, the only case of the day with drawings and the like, the judge dismissed my case.
I was amazed at how many people came to court dressed for the beach. I think my appearance and the time I took to present my case
was appreciated by the traffic judge. Good luck with yours.
Last Edit: July 31, 2006, 11:53:50 AM by FloridaCracker
1975 GMC P8M4905A-1160 North Central Florida
"There are basically two types of people. People who accomplish things, and people who claim to have accomplished things. The first group is less crowded."
Mark Twain
Hero Member
Posts: 3511
NEWELL in South Carolina
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #6 on:
July 31, 2006, 02:16:46 PM »
Call several lawyers who are local to the court. The first call is free, so make good use of this courtesy by calling as many as you can. You will learn who the good & bad ones are. You will also learn some law & have a better idea as how to present your case.
A good lawyer will know the traffic code & be able to tell you how to use it to your advantage.
If you present your case properly (you need to cite laws the minivan broke & you were following, judges love that stuff), there should be no problem in getting cleared since your record shows you are a safe driver.
The diagrams will help show you were acting in a reasonable & prudent manner, unlike the minivan who was driving in a reckless manner by his abrupt lane changes, etc...
I was once charged with reckless driving. Since this was so serious a penalty if convicted, I hired a lawyer. Best $$$ I ever spent. After my lawyer recited the law to the judge (in my favor, of course), all charges were dropped & the cop was reprimanded by the judge. Man that cop was pissed at me.
Good luck & may justice prevail.
Life is all about finding people who are your kind of crazy
Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please (Mark Twain)
Education costs money. But then so does ignorance. (Sir Claus Moser)
Hero Member
Posts: 3912
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #7 on:
July 31, 2006, 02:38:50 PM »
I'd be thinking that aux cop who jumped out and stopped the traffic in a less than timely fashion is key to the whole mess.
Little to no training on how to stop traffic, negligent behaviour by the pretender, minivan driver changes lanes while panic stopping for the badge without regard to the bus that was just passed, investigating officer just wanted it done with.
Fight the good fight, insurance company only cares what you just got caught doing, not the last 20 years...
Good luck and be:
happy coaching!
Frozen North, Greater Toronto Area
Nick Badame Refrig/ACC
1989, MCI 102C3, 8V92T, HT740, 06' conversion FMCA# F-27317-S "Wife- 1969 Italian/German Style"
Global Moderator
Hero Member
Posts: 4935
Nick & Michelle Badame
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #8 on:
July 31, 2006, 03:30:13 PM »
This has me thinking....Hummmm.......
I'll bet we can rig up a camra/ recorder system in our coaches to record while we are driving.
This system can be very simple. We can make it so that we can just record over the last trip we took.
If you think about it, we can really be big targets for some hotshot lawyer who may say that we could be inexpierenced,
or that we drive a commercial type vehicle without an equivelant license, no legal certifications to operate such a vehicle, or
that we have no legal papers to varify that we properly inspect our coaches for highway safty......ect.
What do you guy's think? Let's hear some input.
Whatever it takes!-GITIT DONE!
Commercial Refrigeration- Ice machines- Heating & Air/ Atlantic Custom Coach Inc.
Master Mason- Cannon Lodge #104
Posts: 7
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #9 on:
July 31, 2006, 07:11:08 PM »
`I'll bet we can rig up a camra/ recorder system in our coaches to record while we are driving.'
There are security video systems on a few of my employers coaches. It's a loop setup, wherein hard drives are over-written every half-hour or so. Whenever you have an incident, you push a button, which stores/locks/protects the previous 15 minutes of recordings.
This is a six-camera system, primarily intended to monitor our lovely clientele. Of course, the cameras are obviously there, on top of signs warning of their presence and operation, so in effect, they only catch the REALLY STUPID bad guys.
Nick Badame Refrig/ACC
1989, MCI 102C3, 8V92T, HT740, 06' conversion FMCA# F-27317-S "Wife- 1969 Italian/German Style"
Global Moderator
Hero Member
Posts: 4935
Nick & Michelle Badame
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #10 on:
July 31, 2006, 07:21:44 PM »
Yes, but we would only need one camra facing the road ahead. Just like the cop cars have!
Any other ideas out there?
Whatever it takes!-GITIT DONE!
Commercial Refrigeration- Ice machines- Heating & Air/ Atlantic Custom Coach Inc.
Master Mason- Cannon Lodge #104
Angola Coach Conversion "Aesop's Tortoise"
Hero Member
Posts: 3366
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #11 on:
July 31, 2006, 08:43:45 PM »
Casper -
I agree w/ Buswarrior & Kyle - Get a "liar-for-hire" involved to find and subpoena the rent-a-cop, then beat him up on the witness stand in court - putting the negligence for the accident on him and his company for its lack of training, not to mention the minivan driver for doing something stupid.
RJ Long
PD4106-2784 No More
S13406 1978 MC-5C Converted
S14947 1980 MC-5C Shell
Cheney WA
Jr. Member
Posts: 80
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #12 on:
July 31, 2006, 09:12:59 PM »
Not a rentacop guys, Police Auxiliary. Mostly retirees that the PD employs to help with traffic control and such.
The reason this was so unexpected was that I didn't recognize him as an officer. Older guy, in jeans and a dark blue shirt (with badge) and a ball cap. No radio, no utility belt, no gun. He was facing the road, so I didn't see the badge until he turned to his left and raised his hand.
Until he raised his hand and the tires started squealing, I just thought he was some gray haired dude waiting for a cab or something. There was nobody waiting to exit the driveway, shuttle bus was nowhere in sight.
I'm not sure what I'll do yet. I need to find out how many points, how big a fine, and what will this do to my insurance. I'll make a couple of trips on principle, but I'd not inclined to blow serious money on an attorney if this is just a $60 ticket. We'll see, I'll let you guys know.
BTW, to get a lot of opinions, I posted this same tale on that other board. they're not quite so charitable to my situation over there. That's OK, I was there, and I know that BJ McKay, Sonny Pruitt and the Snowman would have done the same thing I did. Big Joe and Phantom 309 might have done something heroic - I just proved that I've been around big trucks for a while huh?
Thanks for the input and advice guys.
If a half a hen lays a half an egg in a half a day - how long would it take a monkey with a wooden leg to kick the seeds out of a dill pickle?
Barn Owl
Roanoke, VA
Hero Member
Posts: 2080
PD4106-1063 "Wheezy Bus"
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #13 on:
July 31, 2006, 10:01:24 PM »
It might also help if you should go to court to have a mechanic give you a written statement on the excellent mechanical condition of your bus. In my state, (Virginia) if you are found to be at least 1% at fault, (like brakes out of adjustment, marker light out, etc.) even though the other person is 99% at fault, you can still be found guilty. I agree with the other posts, know your state laws, go prepared, and fight it. If youre insurance company gives you a freebee thats great. But if you use it, there goes your buffer zone. My insurance agent claims that regardless of how many good years of driving one may have that statistically, after the first accident claim, often there is a second. I do not know why that is but he has the numbers to show it. FWIW.
L. Christley - W3EYE Amateur Extra
Blue Ridge Mountains, S.W. Virginia
Its the education gained, and the ability to apply, and share, what we learn.
Have fun, be great, that way you have Great Fun!
Big Tom
Posts: 17
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #14 on:
July 31, 2006, 10:51:01 PM »
You may have been around big trucks too long. Haven't heard those names in decades, bring back memories.
Hero Member
Posts: 2084
1987 Bedford Plaxton
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #15 on:
August 01, 2006, 12:20:55 AM »
I really like Nick's idea about rigging up a forward-facing camera for recording - there are lots of situations where that could be beneficial. I was already thinking of doing the same with my reversing camera, for use as a security camera when the bus is parked and I'm not there. If I can figiure out how to get one camera to record to disk, adding an extra camera on the front would be no bother at all.
A shameless plug for my business - visit
for back issue magazines - thousands of titles covering cars, motorbikes, aircraft, railways, boats, modelling etc. You'll find lots of interest, although not much covering American buses sadly.
Orange Blossom Special II
Global Moderator
Hero Member
Posts: 4446
73' MC-8 8V71/HT740 Southwest Florida
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #16 on:
August 01, 2006, 04:18:14 AM »
Hey Casper, you forgot C. W. McCall 10-4 Jack
Growing Older Is Mandatory, Growing Up Is Optional
Arcadia, Florida, When we are home
Jr. Member
Posts: 80
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #17 on:
August 01, 2006, 06:33:02 AM »
Ok Jack, lets see how far I get.
In the dark of the moon on the 6th of June in a Kenworth, haulin logs.
A cabover Pete with a reefer on, and a Jimmy haulin hogs. We,,,, something.
I grew up in a trucking family. My grandfather drove a 2-1/2 ton up the beach at Normandy, and then on across Europe. Then he came home and used a GI loan to buy a dump truck. When he and Granny were a young couple that dump was the only vehicle they had. On Saturdays my Grandmother would put on her heels and pearls and go visitin and get groceries in the truck. She wasnt so good with mirrors, so shed put the truck in reverse (reverse was really, really low), drop the clutch and climb out and stand of the running board where she could see to back up. We have photos of her doing this. She never hit anything, by the way. (Another by the way my Grandmother was a real hottie back then). Pop retired with several million safe miles in 83. Prostate cancer got him in 96.
My dad grew up riding shotgun in this and that, and when he was barely old enough he got a job delivering home heating oil. Over his career he did a lot of jobs, but he always seemed to come back to driving. Hed do something else for a while, but pretty soon hed get that itch. I never saw anyone enjoy their work so much he just loved to climb up in that cab and go somewhere. He was killed in an accident in December 99 at the age of 52. I miss him terribly.
My dad taught me jockey tractors around the lot on Saturdays when I was a kid. One of my first jobs was washing trucks I would check oil and a few other things, move the tractor to the bay and pressure wash it, look the interior over and sweep or vacuum if needed, move the tractor to the pumps and top up the fuel, and put her back. I was 14 at the time. My first real road miles were in an R-model Mack, and I did a lot of driving in my young adult years. I do something else for a living now in the interest of sanity and marital continuity, but that truck thing never really leaves you.
When you grow up like that, Truckers in the news and on TV are heroes. I loved Will and Sonny, BJ & the Bear, Snowman (from the Smokey & the Bandit movies), Big Joe & Phantom 309 & Teddy Bear and all those other Red Sovine characters. We used to haul cowfeed out of Williamsburg VA up to the big dairy farms around Roanoke, and wed listen to Big John Trimble on WRVA radio broadcasting out of Whites truck stop in Raphine VA.
Awwww, made ol Casper get a little misty for a second there.
If a half a hen lays a half an egg in a half a day - how long would it take a monkey with a wooden leg to kick the seeds out of a dill pickle?
Jr. Member
Posts: 80
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #18 on:
August 01, 2006, 06:35:44 AM »
Oh yeah, and my FCC license was Sidekick - KAXE3821
If a half a hen lays a half an egg in a half a day - how long would it take a monkey with a wooden leg to kick the seeds out of a dill pickle?
Jr. Member
Posts: 63
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #19 on:
August 01, 2006, 12:04:57 PM »
Casper, In what city or town did this happen? Denis
Hi yo silver
Hero Member
Posts: 827
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #20 on:
August 07, 2006, 08:56:46 AM »
This post will never make the "important" list, but so far, nobody told me I should avoid writing "fluff" on this board...Just had to tell you I enjoyed reading about your grandmother, dad, and you at an early age. Also found your mention of hauling feed to the big dairy farms in the Roanoke area. Chances are that I know a couple of them from my early years. Huffman, Jamison, and a few others. Good readin".
Hi Yo Silver!
Blue Ridge Mountains of VA Hi Yo Silver! MC9
Hi yo silver
Hero Member
Posts: 827
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #21 on:
August 07, 2006, 09:11:13 AM »
Let's see if I can do two posts in a row. I should also mention that the major railroads use cameras on the diesel locomotives, primarily to monitor what they call "grade crossings" or RR crossings since these crossing accidents continue to plague the railroads and usually result in fatalities. (It's nearly impossible to judge the speed of an approaching locomotive, but that's another story.)
The system, called "Railview" I think, uses some type of continuous loop technology. That's about all I know about it, but I'm sure we could learn more details from someone who is involved with it.
Hi Yo Silver!
Blue Ridge Mountains of VA Hi Yo Silver! MC9
Sr. Member
Posts: 459
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #22 on:
August 07, 2006, 11:45:08 AM »
My dad taught me jockey tractors around the lot on Saturdays when I was a kid. One of my first jobs was washing trucks I would check oil and a few other things, move the tractor to the bay and pressure wash it, look the interior over and sweep or vacuum if needed, move the tractor to the pumps and top up the fuel, and put her back. I was 14 at the time. My first real road miles were in an R-model Mack, and I did a lot of driving in my young adult years. I do something else for a living now in the interest of sanity and marital continuity, but that truck thing never really leaves you.
Man, you got me. I worked one summer at Olen Burrage Trucking Company in Philadelphia, MS just before I went to College my Freshman year. I was a truck washer and worked my way up to steam cleaner. Got to ride shotgun to Jacksonville, FL with a grizzled veteran trucker. One of the best times of my life! The best thing about that nasty job was that when I was through washing the trucks, I could pull them around and park them. Lots of memories. Once you sit behind the wheel of a long nosed Freightliner, your really never the same. I've often told my wife that if all else fails in my career, I could always drive a truck! Honest work.
"Ask yourself this question...Are you funky enough to be a globetrotter? Well are you??? ARE YOU?!?!
deal with it." Professor Bubblegum Tate
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #23 on:
August 07, 2006, 03:17:29 PM »
Also sorry about your incident. I can't speak for your (that) area ... but I'd make a phone call to either (or both) the courthouse and/or DOT (although I do hate calling DOT) to confirm whether or not the ticket carries points. If it does, I'd talk with the procecutor and see what they can do. They might be able to go to a 'non-point' violation -- still requiring you to pay something.
"IF" it does carry points, I'd explore this option before a trial. If you lose the trial and it carries points, the least of your worries will be the fine costs. If the DA will offer nothing ... then go to trial and take a chance. If the DA will do something, but you feel 100% "not at fault" ... and decide to take a chance on a court hearing. You still might be S.O.L. if you lose. I'd take a deal if one is presented, and eat the fine. The gamble ... if points are involved ... ais too great.
Insurance companies care not about principle when they decide to raise your rates, or worse yet ... drop you.
Jerry H.
Rich (Prevost)
Jr. Member
Posts: 77
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #24 on:
August 10, 2006, 01:30:29 PM »
Don't think of an accident as a BAD thing.............We have plenty of replacement parts. It can make for interesting stories, you can meet exciting new friends (Lawyers, the person you wrecked into, policemen, the salespeople at IBP, etc....), you can learn how to replace body panels on your coach (a trade we should all know)....etc.........We love the poles by sharp corners, large rocks covered by grass, the yellow poles in the Wal-Mart parking lots, tight campgrounds & guard rails, and our wives.
Buffalo SpaceShip
Hero Member
Posts: 591
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #25 on:
August 10, 2006, 01:47:01 PM »
Quote from: Rich (IBP) on August 10, 2006, 01:30:29 PM
We love the poles by sharp corners, large rocks covered by grass, the yellow poles in the Wal-Mart parking lots, tight campgrounds & guard rails, and our wives.
Rich, you must not have seen
my recent thread
... because you need to add
to your list!
Brian Brown
4108-216 w/ V730
Longmont, CO
Hero Member
Posts: 544
1991 Beaver Prevost LeMirage XL
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #26 on:
August 10, 2006, 04:21:50 PM »
Please Rich, tell me you didn't run over your WIFE!?!
Christy Hicks
If chased by a bear, you don't need to run faster than the bear, just faster than your companion!
Hero Member
Posts: 1283
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #27 on:
August 12, 2006, 10:47:00 AM »
Casper - request a copy of the accident report - immediately set it for hearing - notice your insurance company NOT to settle any claims since you are fighting the ticket - Using YOUR state statutes and the STATE MV CODE, SUBMIT 'a corrected accident report' to the Law enforcement agency, states attorney,and court of jurisdiction - include in the 'corrected' accident report all the MV codes the 4 wheeler violated during and just prior to the accident along with pictures of the scene (use friends to 'pose' at the locations of other MV's or Pedestrians) and a diagram with measured distances from the pertinent reference points. You may wish to have your vehicle Inspected and Certified compliant with a brake application test and record of stopping distances. If you do a good job they'll probably dismiss the ticket ..... or you can just pay the fine and let the Ins. company deal with it.
If are considering the former - you can Email me and I'll FAX you a copy of what I'm talking about as an example (It works) - FWIW
- Niles
Posts: 1
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #28 on:
August 12, 2006, 02:17:46 PM »
In answer to the ideaabout the forward facing camera (this is my first post by the way). I have seen in some security catalogs hard disk digital recorders that record up to 900-1000 hrs before it loops. There were also tape based media butwe are trying to be up to date, right? And if you take the digital version into court the judge and jury if it gets that far will be impressed wyou for having the IQ to have something like that on a "bus". I believe we all have had someone who looked down on us for our passion for the bus but if we continue to show them our superiour intelligence then maybe one day they will start to get the message about the abilities and safety of these behomeths we love so.
Be Blessed, Brian
Hero Member
Posts: 1261
"Foolish Pleasure" 35' MC5A
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #29 on:
August 13, 2006, 07:53:07 AM »
So far, I've only found one link to cameras such as is being discussed here at
but I am working with a friend who is much more oriented in this direction than I am.
Also, I plan to PM Jim Shepherd and bring his attention to this thread. No doubt there will be enough interest generated to bring this up again perhaps in a new thread.
As for me, my bus will not move until I find some sort of system which will record all activity in front of the coach when it's moving.
Without question it will make a better driver of me as I plan to review it daily while on the road.
True friends are difficult to find, hard to leave and impossible to forget.
Hero Member
Posts: 2199
Jim Shepherd
Re: Fender-bender in my bus
Reply #30 on:
August 13, 2006, 10:25:21 AM »
Hi All. Bob, I got your PM. Thanks for the head's-up. I had followed this tread when it first started and then did not follow up.
I have not had any requests for a recording camera. Right now I seem to have my hands full with the products I carry and the various trade shows
Having said that, I will take a look and see what might be available. My security hardware supplier might have something along that line.
We are at the FMCA Convention and have spent the morning setting up our booth (maybe half done). Things will be hectic for a few days, so give me a bit of time and I will see what is available from my suppplier.
Jim Shepherd
Evergreen, CO
85 Eagle 10/Series 60/Eaton AutoShift 10 speed transmission
Somewhere between a tin tent and a finished product
Bus Project details:
Go Up
« previous
next »
Jump to:
Please select a destination:
Bus Discussion
=> Bus Topics ( click here for quick start! )
=> Bus Travel & Use Stories
=> Calendar
=> Board Help
=> Final Arrival
Powered by SMF 1.1.18
SMF © 2013, Simple Machines
Menu Buttons by
web hosting


text:
Keep in mind we don't always restock. This is just for popular items that may come back due to high demand! Customer care can't provide any information about items that are sold out.
See our
Privacy Policy.
Live large in this crisp ivory boyfriend blazer featuring a single button closure and long notched lapels. Super flattering seaming, side slip pockets. Fully lined, lightly padded shoulders.
*Shell: 100% Polyester; Lining; 100% Polyester
*23"/58.5cm sleeve length
*30"/76cm length
*Model is wearing size small
*Measurements taken from a size small
*Machine wash cold
Please use these size charts to help determine your size. Because sizing and cut will vary between brands, please use the charts as a general guide to compare the various size scales. If you have a specific sizing question or would like more information, please contact Customer Care.
Sizes listed are US, unless otherwise noted.
Daiane is a US size 2
Height: 5'10.5"
Bust: 32" / Waist: 23.5" / Hips: 34"
Astrological sign: Pisces
Can't live without: My Family.
Tell us a secret: I love to dance.
All sales are Final. No price matching. Nasty Gal will no longer accept returns and exchanges as of 12:00 a.m. PST February 8, 2017.


text:
This is our website. Would you prefer to shop on our website?
This is our website. You previously shopped on our website. Would you like to go to our website now?
Other country sites
My Account
My Bag
You are here:
Update your denim collection with the Boss Orange 90 Jeans. Cut in a tapered fit, this classic style features a slightly distressed look, button fly closure, two front pockets, two back pockets with seam detailing, branded plaque to the belt loops.
Product code: 642261
Exchanges & Returns We will happily offer an exchange or refund within 14 days of delivery. For full details please read our returns policy
Using the standard service, your order should be with you within 3-5 days.
International delivery is available for this product. The cost and delivery time depend on the country.
We use cookies to give you the best customer experience possible. If you continue to use our website, we will assume you are happy to receive cookies from us and our partners.
More info


text:
Posada Del Rosedal
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
- Continental Breakfast
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Continental Breakfast
TripAdvisor Reviews Posada Del Rosedal Parana
Travel Blogs from Parana
... with chips with bacon & leek sauce, a bit of "budin", a type of bread pudding, for desert and a big (2/3 of a bottle) glass of red for about �3.50. The other desert option was apparently an "English" orange cake with glace icing, but declined having had cake for breakfast.
Sante Fe was the place the famous "alfajore", 2 biscuits sandwiched with dulce de leche and covered with chocolate was invented here, but the original bakery just ...
A Series of Unfortunate Events
... is not uncommon in South America. However, rather than a random insurance check the policeman claimed that Dave was driving to fast and was bribing him to pay the two thousand peso fine. Not wanting to mess with an armed policeman, Dave paid the fine in cash on the spot, something also not uncommon in SA. But, it didn't take Dave long to realise he had been conned when the ticket he handed him looked fake and the policeman didn't have any ID. So it ...
School #2 - Tecnica Escuela
... to get around it. The feeling of this school is nice, it seems a little more friendly than Instituto Comercial Crespo. Schools sessions The school begins every morning with the National Anthem and the raising of the flag. This is done in the covered outside area. All the students line up in the class and year groups. When this is finished they file into the school for class, starting with the oldest students first. After breaks they also line up in the classes ...
... them is covered. When people go to the hot pools here, they go for the whole day. They spend the day sitting by the pools or under the shade of the grass umbrellas, eating, drinking mate and chatting. Was a bit different from Hanmer, but I do think that I prefer our hot pools. By the time I got home I was rather tired, having spent all day in the sun. It was a lovely and relaxing ...
Schooling in Argentina-Instituto Comercial Crespo
... reviews what happened in the last lesson, talks about/lectures the students in the topic, then gives the students something to read or an activity to do, then the teacher will sit at the front of the class and and answer questions if they are called out, they don't tend to monitor to see if students are doing the work. During this time in the lesson more students are on task. The teachers have a good relationship with the students and get on well with ...


text:
Many human cancers contain regions of hypoxia, resulting in cell death and establishing a selection for cancer cells. Cancer cells adapt to the hypoxic microenvironment is through the activity of the transcription factor hypoxia-inducible factor 1 (HIF-1). HIF-1 also plays a critical role in tumor vascularization by activation of endothelial progenitors and cells. Project 1 will investigate the functional interactions between HIF-1 and extracellular matrix (ECM), both in cancer cells and in endothelial progenitors and cells. This is a unique perspective that takes into account how one aspect of the tumor microenvironment (02 concentration) regulates and interacts with another (mechanical properties of the ECM) to alter the cancer cell phenotype. The combined utilization of biophysical, biochemical, biological, computational, and engineering approaches that we propose will provide new insights into the mechanisms underlying metastasis.
The Specific Aims are: (1) To determine whether alterations in mechanical properties of the ECM alter the phenotype of cancer cells.(2) To determine whether hypoxia and/or increased HIF-1 activity induces changes in mechanical properties of the ECM, which in turn alter the phenotype of cancer cells. (3) To determine whether alterations in mechanical properties of the ECM regulate HIF-1 activity, leading to alterations in cancer cell phenotype. (4) To determine whether changes in ECM mechanical properties alter the phenotype of endothelial progenitors and cells. (5) To determine whether HIF-1-induced changes in ECM mechanical properties alter the phenotype of endothelial progenitors and cells. Linkage to PS-OC:
The research aims of Project 1 fit the overarching theme of the Center of the cooperative role of HIF-1 and EMC in the metastatic cascade;
Aims 1 and 2 are synergistically connected to Aims 1-4 in Project 2 and Aims 1 and 2 in Project 3 for further research integration of the Center;all Students and Fellows in the Project will be enrolled in the Center Training Program;this project will make use of the resources provided by the Imaging Core, as well as the Administrative Unit of the Center;cell lines and micromechanical methods will be the same as those used in all projects;computational efforts will be shared among all projects.
|Hielscher, Abigail; Gerecht, Sharon (2015) Hypoxia and free radicals: role in tumor progression and the use of engineering-based platforms to address these relationships. Free Radic Biol Med 79:281-91
|Koride, Sarita; He, Li; Xiong, Li-Ping et al. (2014) Mechanochemical regulation of oscillatory follicle cell dynamics in the developing Drosophila egg chamber. Mol Biol Cell 25:3709-16
|Aw Yong, Koh Meng; Zeng, Yu; Vindivich, Donald et al. (2014) Morphological effects on expression of growth differentiation factor 15 (GDF15), a marker of metastasis. J Cell Physiol 229:362-73
|Capuano, Christopher M; Grzesik, Peter; Kreitler, Dale et al. (2014) A hydrophobic domain within the small capsid protein of Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus is required for assembly. J Gen Virol 95:1755-69
|Wang, Pu; Guan, Pei-Pei; Wang, Tao et al. (2014) Interleukin-1? and cyclic AMP mediate the invasion of sheared chondrosarcoma cells via a matrix metalloproteinase-1-dependent mechanism. Biochim Biophys Acta 1843:923-33
|Stroka, Kimberly M; Konstantopoulos, Konstantinos (2014) Physical biology in cancer. 4. Physical cues guide tumor cell adhesion and migration. Am J Physiol Cell Physiol 306:C98-C109
|Li, Bo; Sun, Sean X (2014) Coherent motions in confluent cell monolayer sheets. Biophys J 107:1532-41
|Stroka, Kimberly M; Jiang, Hongyuan; Chen, Shih-Hsun et al. (2014) Water permeation drives tumor cell migration in confined microenvironments. Cell 157:611-23
|Wang, Ting; Gilkes, Daniele M; Takano, Naoharu et al. (2014) Hypoxia-inducible factors and RAB22A mediate formation of microvesicles that stimulate breast cancer invasion and metastasis. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 111:E3234-42
|Park, Kyung Min; Gerecht, Sharon (2014) Hypoxia-inducible hydrogels. Nat Commun 5:4075
Showing the most recent 10 out of 104 publications


text:
Xinshikong Conifer Hotel Changsha
Find Hotel Rates
Recent Searches
Wego searches multiple travel sites so you can find and compare the best rates.
Xinshikong Conifer Hotel Changsha Hotel Reviews
Based on reviews from across the web.
Xinshikong Conifer Hotel Changsha Hotel Details
Business hours of reception: 24 hours Xinshikong Conifer Hotel Changsha is located at Tianxin district, close to the railway station. Thus, it is an ideal choice for both business and leisure. The guestrooms are well-appointed with high-speed internet access, separate shower room with double shower head and modern bucket-type bathtub for 2 persons, bathrobe, hair dryer, refrigerator, as well as feather pillow. The restaurant serves local and international dishes in a cozy atmosphere. Besides, the self-service center offers a series of services and facilities to guests, including self-service surfing on internet, microwave stove, icemaker, mini business area, fitness facilities, photocopy, printing, travel consultant and car parking. In addition, there are 2 professional conference rooms, providing full equipments and professional services. Beauty salon, sauna and foot massage center are also available.


text:
In a message dated 1/30/00 2:13:04 PM Eastern Standard Time, email@example.com
<< colors out there that don't seem to have any green in them and was
wondering if the hostas stayed yellow also.
Bob >>
Bob, somebody should tell you about the fatal yellow thing, I am not sure how
it works but most of my yellows went down as they were trying top put up the
third and fourth leaf. N.
To sign-off this list, send email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE HOSTA-OPEN


text:
Fan Frames Celtic FC
$27.96 with lenses*
was $34.95
Fan Frames Celtic FC
Slainte! Root for the Bhoys in these super fly Fan Frame Celtic FC wrap around sunglasses! The Celtic sunglasses feature a classic wrap around design. Each temple boasts the club crest and name. A micro-fiber, drawstring bag that proudly displays the club crest is included with each pair.
- 100% UV protection
- Micro-fiber, drawstring bag included
- Club crest on each temple
- Gender: Mens
- Brand: Fan Frames
- Frame Shape: Wrap
- Frame Type: Full Frame
- Frame Style: Sports
- Frame Material: Plastic


text:
Posts Tagged: Maus Results 6
Art Spiegelman Struggles With Success
Art Spiegelman just wants to be left alone. Or, rather, he would really like it if parts of his career and biography were minimized, and others celebrated more. The central tension, both in the long conversations he had with University of Chicago professor Hillary Chute, the germ and base level of "MetaMaus" (2011), and now in Clara Kuperberg and Joelle Oosterlinck's new documentary, "The Art of Spiegleman," is the anxiety of success. Spiegelman is painfully self-aware that he will be forever known (and, often, only known) for the path breaking Maus (1980-1991); fearful that he will become the "Elie Wiesel of comics"; and worries that he cannot seem to escape the autobiographical voice. Somehow, some way, his career turned from the one he imagined and he's never been able to get the old one back.
Art Spiegelman: 'Why Comics? Why Mice? Why the Holocaust?'
The book trailer is out for Art Spiegelman's much-anticipated "MetaMaus," a look at the creation of his iconic "Maus" graphic novel, now celebrating its 25th anniversary.
Out and About: Israeli Judaica Thieves Nabbed; Rise of the Classical Mandolin
Does the Coen Brothers' "True Grit" draw on ancient Indo-European myth?
Forward contributor Zackary Sholem Berger translates two poems, "My Pedigree" by Moyshe Nadir and "Herring Barrels" by Dvoyre Fogel, in the latest issue of Eleven Eleven.
Israeli musician Avi Avital has become the first mandolinist to be nominated for a Grammy award in the classical music category.
Four less admirable Israelis were caught trying to steal Judaica from a synagogue in Milan.
Forward Fives: 2010 in Performance
In this, the second annual Forward Fives selection, we celebrate the year's cultural output with a series of deliberately eclectic choices in film, music, theater, exhibitions and books. Here we present five of the most important Jewish performances of 2010. Feel free to argue with and add to our selections in the comments.
Hapless Hooligan in 'Still Moving'
Grimm Dioramas for Young and Old
When Tine Kindermann was a little girl, she thought all Americans liked to dress up as trees. Patrolling her city in West Germany after the Holocaust, camouflaged soldiers would wear leaves as part of their uniforms.


text:
A major bridge over the Mississippi River has been closed by Minnesota officials fearful of a repeat of last summer's Interstate 35 collapse in Minneapolis. Inspectors found bent support plates in the 890-foot-long bridge that normally carries about 31,000 vehicles a day. "The bridge will remain closed until it either can be repaired, or if repairs are not possible, until the bridge can be replaced," said Minnesota's acting Transportation Commissioner Bob McFarlin.
Full Story:CNN


text:
Modern Dilemmas: a difficult conversation
If you have an embarrassing or off-putting personal habit, would you want your friends to be honest and tell you?
Life Matters listener, who we'll call "embarrassed" is in a dilemma about mentioning personal hygiene to an acquaintance.
From "Embarrassed"
I've been casual friends with a man for about 8 months. We are part of a social group and get on, so we occasionally catch up for coffee.
Every time I've met him (including group occasions) he smells like he needs to wash his clothes. He has told me that he's single and lives alone but would like to meet that special someone.
Do I tell him?
On the one hand it seems intrusive, maybe even rude, particularly for a man who is so private. On the other hand, surely no one would deliberately be smelly. It might conceivably even be off-putting for anyone he might fancy. If I smelt, I'd like to know so I could do something about it, even if I was embarrassed.
- Jonathan Nicholas
- Director of Programs
Inspire Foundation
- Sally-Anne McCormack
- Psychologist
- Presenter
- Robbie Buck
- Producer
- Lindy Raine
Comments (2)
Dorte :
08 Jul 2013 10:05:50am
I have in the past advised someone to use deodorant instead of a 'body crystal' because it wasn't working. It is a very difficult situation. With a bit of luck this kind of advice will be graciously accepted, as it was in my case!
Cathy :
14 Jul 2013 3:15:02pm
Oh life matters , no real dilemma . Yes of course kindly tell him! But it needs to be a quick and straight discussion to not prolong the agony for either party.
It sounds very much to me like a classic bachelor syndrome of not understanding that you have to clean things that clean - in this case the washing machine! Maybe a clean of the lint filter and white vinegar as a fabric softener will be all that separate him from fresh clothes. ( nice cologne is lovely too in my opinion! ) All part of life's many lessons - no one wants to be the bearer of bad news but maybe he might be grateful for the care.


text:
Converted Barn with modern amenities in a prestigious township in Montgomery County. Pride of ownership describes this unique property boasting a total of approximately 5000 sq ft of living space. The Converted Bank Barn has multiple levels of all usable living space.The Hearth Room/Greeting Room is enhanced with soaring ceilings, exposed beams and two story wood insert fireplace which is spectacular and breathtaking yet warm and inviting. Dining Room can easily seat many guest and sun filled area with natural light. Open floor plan and freshly painted. Recessed lighting, upgraded electrical throughout this wonderful home. Many room have hardwood floors !!! Wide staircases and deep windows sills. Period hardware. Kitchen upgraded with full size pantry, lighting, appliances, lots of cabinetry and storage with a 1/2 wall open to the TV room. Tile back splash and new floor are also noted in the kitchen. TV room is adjacent to the kitchen with high ceiling. Dining Room and Hearth Room are connected enhancing a open area for entertaining. Main bedroom suite on upper level with walkway overlooking the Hearth/Great Room with huge professionally outfitted walk-in closet plus additional closet for storage. Main bathroom with corner tub, separate shower and dual sinks with the charm of wonderful barn. Third level with high ceilings and windows, currently unfinished but WOW this space would be special if finished. Lower level with TV room, laundry and storage space (approximately 600 sq ft.on this level). THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS Convenient location with access to major highway, shopping and dining. Enjoy with walking trails within the community that lead to 10 miles of hiking, biking and running. Chimney rebuilt, re flashing and sealed. Re pointed exterior with new windows. Gutter guards installed in 2006. Main heating source has been converted to Natural Gas with 7 zones of heat. New Hot Water Heater and air conditioning. Private Driveway !! with mature trees. Enjoy the charm of this BARN and have the association attend to all grounds, snow removal, trash, lighting and club house with fitness center. This BANK BARN is located within the hub of the Hampton Greene Community. Nestled within the community and close access to the bike/hiking trails.
Listing Area: Montgomery Twp
The data relating to real estate for sale on this website appears in part through the TREND Internet Data Exchange program, a voluntary cooperative exchange of property listing data between licensed real estate brokerage firms in which Callaway Henderson Sotheby's International Realty participates, and is provided by TREND through a licensing agreement and identified with the TREND IDX Logo. Some properties which appear for sale on this website may no longer be available because they are under contract, have sold or are no longer being offered for sale. Some real estate firms do not participate in IDX and their listings do not appear on this website.Some properties listed with participating firms do not appear on this website at the request of the seller.
2017 TREND, All Rights Reserved. Information Deemed Reliable But Not Guaranteed.


text:
Welcome to the Roost Tribe's Affiliate Program!
Join the Roost Tribe's affiliate program to start earning money for every membership you send our way! Simply create your account and use your affiliate link as you share about the Roost Tribe on your website, newsletter campaigns and social media outlets. As your visitors become Roost Tribe members you'll begin to see your account balance grow!
How Does it Work?
The process is very simple:
1. Visitor clicks on your affiliate link on your website or in an email (or anywhere you share it).
2. The visitors IP is logged and a cookie is placed in their browser for tracking purposes for 3 weeks.
3. The visitor browses our site, and may decide to join the Roost Tribe.
4. If the visitor becomes a member (this does not need to happen during the same browser session - cookies and IPs are stored for 3 weeks), the membership will be registered as a sale for you and you will receive a 25% commission for this sale.
Already an Affiliate?
Please visit the Affiliate Login page and enter your username and password to gain access to your account statistics, banners, linking code.
By applying to be an affiliate for Roost Tribe, I agree to the following Terms & Conditions.


text:
Modi Inn Ramakrishna
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
- Room service
- Free parking
- Free parking
- Room service
TripAdvisor Reviews Modi Inn Ramakrishna Haridwar
Travel Blogs from Haridwar
To the Holy Waters at the head of the River Ganges
... concrete seating by the river. Both Simone and I were pretty tired by this point and almost ready to just pack it in and not bother with the ceremony - but its a good thing we didn't. The ceremony was brilliant. It was a strange feeling to be part of a crowd going through the ceremony, not really knowing what was happening, but at the same time feeling the mood of the crowd and the general ambiance. I did get my artsie photographer on a little bit, ...
Arriving and Continuing to Arrive in Mother India
... the airport and hung out there for the next three hours knowing that it was going to be much more comfortable in the airport than in the train station on the other side of town. I was right but I have to say the train station was a lot more interesting. At the airport I saw planes arrive and about 95% of passengers looked Indian and 5% were obviously not Indian and mostly wearing backpacks. I felt a comradeship with them, but I don't know if I would have felt that ...
Hippie heaven
... live some crazy 'love the earth, peace and yoga' lifestyle in which it's apparently considered 'healing' to drink the water from the river infested with rats and dead bodies and sewage. So odd. Nearly every guy here has long hair probs full of lice and way too many tattoos. All their conversations either consist of yoga and meditation or how much being a vegan has changed their life. Thank The Lord I have sane company, for now at least! We also saw lots of quite ...
White water rafting down the Ganges
... we were not in with the "in" crowd, so spent the time watching the monkeys bully the tourists out of food as they attempted to cross over the bridge.
The rest of the day was spent wandering the shops getting ready for our trip to Hardiwar to observe another Ganges blessing. Unfortunately the taxi didn't turn up in time so this was cancelled and we went out and checked out a restaurant that broke the code of ...
Rajaji National Park
... In the morning tour I saw two significant birds, the rare Wall Creeper and the flamboyant Pied Kingfisher. Along the way we also saw herds of Spotted deer, Sambar deer, faisants, and peacocks. We saw leopard and elephant tracks but didn't see them. We did hear an elephant trump. We spent the day driving aroind looking at wildlife. The park isa indeed very beautiful. It was reassuring to know that india is taking measures to protect it's flora ...
Other places to stay in Haridwar
Hotel Sun Shinenear Harki Pauri Moti Bazar, Haridwar | Hotelfrom $22
Jahanvi Dale HotelDelhi-Haridwar Bypass Road, Haridwar | Hotelfrom $27
City Heart HotelBholagiri road near Laltara Bridge, Haridwar | Hotelfrom $49
Ganga LahariHanuman Ghat Rd, Haridwar | 3 star hotelfrom $82
- Not the best hotel but gre…
Hotel Ganga SadanNiranjani Akhada Road, Haridwar | 4 star hotelfrom $53
Hotel Raj MandirNear Mansa Devi Rope Way, Haridwar | 3 star hotelfrom $32
Hotel Har Ki PauriNear Kangra Mandir, Haridwar | Hotelfrom $13
Hotel GangtarangDelhi-Haridwar Road, NH-58, Haridwar | 3 star hotelfrom $32
Hotel Ganpati PlazaBhimgoda, Haridwar | Hotelfrom $22
Hotel Periwal at HaridwarRishikesh Road, Near Shantikunj, Haridwar | Hotelfrom $22
Dev HotelOpp Patanjali Yogpeeth, Haridwar | Hotelfrom $10
Hotel Jasmine HaridwarOpp. Raja Biscuit Factory, Haridwar | Hotelfrom $21
Hotel Shree Ji Inn14 Shardha Puram, Haridwar | Hotelfrom $12
Hotel Vijay Lakshmi InnChandra Charya Chowk, Haridwar | Hotelfrom $11