text:
Freaky Friday nearly meets House in the heartstring-pulling but never cloying "Fetal Position." It's mostly a one-way role reversal. Cuddy channels House in her zeal to cure not only the patient of the week, but the fetus of the week as well. As she retorts when House says that if she's going to be him, he might as well be her: "You don't have the cleavage for it." That sounds awfully like a House-ism, but it's not the entire truth, since House isn't entirely unaffected by the Cuddy-House personality switch.
The patient of the week is Emma (Anne Ramsay of Mad About You), a pregnant photographer who self-diagnosis herself when she collapses while at a photo shoot with Tyson Ritter of All-American Rejects (Tyson Ritter of All-American Rejects).
When a patient declares "I'm having a stroke," that would seem to leave little room for House and his team to do their magic. However, he finds a symptom her other doctor missed that thankfully helps prolong the episode beyond the teaser.
House actually visits this patient, maybe because Cuddy told him Emma was important, maybe because she's famous once removed, and maybe because there's flirting potential while he ridicules her profession.
"People are always hiding things. I just keep shooting until I can see what's really inside them," she says. That sounds familiar. No wonder she and House have a nice rapport.
She snaps photos to document her time in the hospital, which would annoy me, but the easily-annoyed House surprisingly takes it in stride. His team is comically befuddled while staring at one of her gorgeous black and whites of that craggy, conflicted face. (I'm suppressing the nitpicky voice in my head that wonders how and why she brought a printer. Shut up, voice.)
Foreman: This is definitely different.
Chase: It looks almost like …
Cameron: … he's caring.
The progression in the last few episodes has been puzzling. I suspect we're building to another angst-filled season finale (pleaseohplease not a cliffhanger), but we've gone from the self-destructive House who will do anything for a high to a moderately well-behaved House who's playfully planning a vacation. Or is he? The Galapagos, Cambodia, the Andes — I suppose that's more House-like than lying on a beach in Puerto Vallarta, even taking into account the women in bikinis.
Cameron is less than sanguine about House being completely sanguine after discovering her relationship with Chase, and she can't stop fretting about it to her poor friend with benefits. "Maybe he just doesn't give a crap," Chase suggests unhelpfully after ridiculing the suggestion that House's vacation plans have anything to do with her.
When House rats them out to Cuddy, Cuddy and Foreman both assume Cameron is going to be the one to get hurt. Emma and House see the truth, which is that Chase is the one in danger. Emma captures a "glowing" Chase, staring at a photo of his friend with benefits.
When Emma's kidneys start to shut down and all diagnostic possibilities have been exhausted, House comes up with the solution: maternal mirror syndrome. Something's wrong with the fetus, and that's affecting the mother's health.
Cuddy and House stake out their ideological differences with Cuddy insisting on referring to Emma's child as a baby, and House referring to him as a fetus.
"If there's anyone I would trust to save my baby, it would be Dr. House," Cuddy comforts Emma at one point, much to House's surprise. "Fetus," he exaggeratedly mouths, before the shot cuts from an ultrasound of said fetus/baby to a CGI of the fetus/baby to an actual baby in the maternity ward, where Cuddy is staring wistfully at the little tykes.
House may have exposed his caring to the camera in an unguarded moment, but Cuddy's the one who cares to the point of unabashedly identifying with the patient. That makes her very House-like in her tenacity and willingness to take risks, but not in her lack of objectivity.
Emma is a single 42-year-old-woman who endured miscarriages and in vitro and sees this pregnancy as her last chance for a child. Cuddy is a single I-have-no-idea-how-old woman who endured a miscarriage and in vitro trying for what she sees as her last chance for a child. She also sees the fetus as a patient, while House clearly does not. He quickly comes to the conclusion that abortion is the only way to save his patient's life.
It's not the first time the show has dipped into the contentious abortion issue, and it's not the first time it's refused to turn into a morality lesson, which is refreshing.
Cuddy is not even remotely capable of being House, and her desperation and self-doubt is a clear sign of that. But she does use House's methods and recklessness to get to a House-like diagnosis and cure of both patients, to avoid trying to use her empathy to persuade Emma to consider the abortion. Cuddy even starts fidgeting with random objects before zeroing in on That Damn Ball and making peculiar metaphors to explain her position.
When Cameron, Chase, and Foreman worry she's out of control, Foreman points out, "Somebody's got to be Cuddy's Cuddy." That's Wilson apparently, though I was expecting House.
He's about as effective as House's Cuddy, inspiring her to get even more radical, pursuing a treatment that nearly kills Emma and the fetus/baby but also gets her close to the solution.
Though she's sent him on his vacation early, she goes to House for help with the next steps, and he obliges. The lure of the mystery, or the lure of the Cuddy? The next step is just as radical: surgery on the fetus.
I'm not one to get all gushy over fake TV babies, but when the tiny hand reached out of the womb and grasped for House's finger … sniff. I mean, my heart's not made of stone. Neither, to everyone's surprise, is House's, as he takes several precious seconds to process the moment. "Sorry. Just realized I forgot to TiVo Alien," he says when he shakes off the awe of the moment.
Thankfully the moment isn't turned into a turning point where he realizes all life is precious and he's been so very wrong. Seconds later it's original-recipe House moving in to cut the umbilical cord and spell the death of the fetus/baby when Emma's heart rate plunges. Cuddy forces him to step away by refusing to stop shocking the patient, even if it means electrocuting House. She's probably wanted an excuse to do that for years.
While I love that this show is willing to risk a tragic conclusion now and then, like in "Forever," I'm grateful Cuddy didn't fail in the end. For one thing, we've seen that before, in "Humpty Dumpty" — where her medical skills were called into question — and even more devastatingly in "Finding Judas." Because of that, it's nice to see Cuddy win over House, even though the win is debatable.
And debate they do. When she congratulates him on trying to have a life and girlishly presents him with a ticket to Vancouver Island, since he had to cancel his vacation plans — or did he? — to help her with the case, she gets his "you got lucky" lecture that sounds like he's channeling Cuddy. I could side with either one of them, which means I would make a bad Cuddy's Cuddy. One the one hand, Cuddy was doing what the patient wanted, the patient should have autonomy over her body, and it's hard to argue with success. On the other hand, House is right that Cuddy wasn't doing the math.
House: In a case like this, you terminate, mom lives 10 times out of 10. You do what you did, mom and baby both die 9.9 times out of 10.
Cuddy: Sometimes .1 is bigger than 9.9.
House: No, it's smaller. Exactly 9.8 smaller. Always is, always will be.
Cuddy: Well not for Emma. And not for her son. Now go away and be happy.
That's too tall an order for House, though.
There were enough Canadian references in this one to make me suspect episode writers Garrett Lerner and Russel Friend were currying favour with the boss, or that David Shore couldn't resist throwing in lines about his hometown of London, Ontario, and the Tiger-Cats, which may or may not be a reference to nearby Hamilton's team, and Vancouver Island, which is nowhere near London, Ontario, but it is Canadian (and the home island of Bones creator and Shore's friend Hart Hanson. Coincidence? Probably.)
We end with House at home, ripping the ticket in half (Hey! But who doesn't like Canadians?) and demonstrating his own brand of fetal position: Vicodin popped, leg propped, TV tuned to images of the exotic destinations he can't quite bring himself to visit. But he's not unaffected by the events of the case, having referred to Emma's fetus as a baby, and now apparently marveling at the memory of the fetus's touch. It's a baby step, but a step toward… something.Powered by Sidelines


text:
related products
1 of
This unique Greenwall creates a sophisticated outdoor environment. The modular panels have separate potting cells suitable for any outdoor space. The Plantscape is UV protected for durability and includes a separate back panel for wall protection. Each package has two panels that measure 22.5" by 20.5" each and an internal drip irrigation system.
For additional questions or concerns regarding this product, please contact the Manufacturer's Customer Service Department at 1.877.627.8476.
22.5" L x 20.5" W x 4.25" H

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Product Description
- Specification
- Shipping Options
- Reviews
där Lighting Soho Pendant Ceiling Light Black
This modern pendant from där Lighting is sure to add a touch of style to your home. The Soho pendant ceiling light features a curved black glass shade which suspends from a polished chrome ceiling plate on a clear cable. When lit, the fitting gives off a soft warm glow. Our customers often buy these fittings in threes for use above breakfast bars.
- Polished chrome ceiling plate.
- Clear cable.
- Height adjustable at installation from 35-130mm.
Please note, this product is available via our website and Mail Order department only and is not stocked in our stores.
där Lighting Product Code SOH0122
Additional Information
|Weight (kg)
|Height (mm)
|Width (mm)
|Diameter (mm)
|Number of Bulbs
Lighting, art and mirror orders of £50 and over qualify for free Standard (2-3day) UK Mainland delivery*.
Standard (2-3 Working Days) orders under £50: £5.95
Premium (Next Working Day) orders under £50: £6.95 (See our Delivery Information page for excluded postcodes)
Saturday Delivery (Orders placed before 2.30pm on Friday): £11.95
Dining sets & coffee tables: Standard (2-3 Working Days)**: £49.95
*Next working day delivery is available for orders placed before 2.30pm.
See our full delivery details information for Highlands & Islands postcodes where next day delivery cannot be guaranteed.
**All coffee tables and dining sets will be delivered on a pallet, which you will need to dispose of. Our courier will deliver to the door of your home or work, we regret that we are currently unable to offer a "to your room" service. Delivery is to ground floor main door (where access permits).
For further details on the ordering of furniture or outsize items please contact us


text:
Alpha Mobility UK
ACORN STAIRLIFT, Acorn Outdoor Stairlift, electronic Acorn Outdoor Stairlift,
Acorn Outdoor Stairlift features
Weather proof components
Designed for outdoor use
Waterproof cover
For added protection
Padded seat and backrest
Ensures that the Acorn Outdoor Stairlift gives a comfortable ride.
Directional paddle switches
Easy to operate, even by those with limited dexterity.
Safety belt
Included for added security.
Folding arms, seat and footrest
Slimline fold-away design allows easy access to the staircase.
Lockable swivel seat
Allows the user to safely board and leave the lift without the need for twisting the body.
Fast, no mess installation
The Acorn Outdoor Stairlift fixes quickly and easily to your steps, so there's no mess, and no need for any repairs.
Lockable on/off switch
Allows the user to prevent others from using the lift.
Diagnostic digital display
Informs the user of the status of the stairlift.
Safety sensors
Five safety sensors on the footrest and carriage stop the lift if an obstruction is encountered.
Remote controls
2 handsets supplied, which allow the user to 'call' or 'send' the stairlift up and down the flight of steps.
Print this page
Working with Tunstall – the world leader in telecare solutions - Mountway has developed the Telecare-Enabled Neptune Bath Lift to
Comprises 1 side flap protector and 2 clips. By attaching one or more side flap protectors together, a wider side
The soft padded pelvic harness (manufactured in polyester laminated neoprene) helps to maintain body posture and prevents slipping on the
Removable padded cushions add extra comfort for bathing whilst still allowing easy transfer on and off the bath lift. The
A great all-round bath lift Mountway's Neptune Bath Lift has been designed in close consultation with both professional carers and
Comprises 1 non-hooking side flap protector and 2 clips. Where a standard side flap protector cannot be moved further along
The Single Wheel Solo Powerpack attaches to any wheelchair in literally seconds. Once fitted you will never need to push
There are three types of scooters available - small, medium and large. Visit the types of scooters page for more
The 'Ergo Stand' is a highly manoeuvrable front wheel drive standing power chair with Karma's patented 'S-Ergo' seating system. Front
The Ergo Lite weighs just 8.3kg (18lbs) complete and has recently been successfully crash tested. We believe that this is
The 'Ergo 125' is a lightweight aircraft grade aluminium wheelchair which breaks down to 9kg (20lbs) complete. The lightweight frame
The 'Condor' is a lightweight bariatric wheelchair with a unique folding mechanism which allows it to carry up to 39
The Atigra is a highly adjustable power chair.The T2 seating system has been designed to provide optimal seating for the
Why not order your chair as an endurance chair? Upgrade your chair with a soft and warm fabric from endurance.
The Multi range is an innovation in dynamic frame and chair design providing a cost effective solution to the demands
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text: All' Angolo may be outside of your area. Please enter your delivery address to check availability Do you need any... Napkins & Utensils Continue to Checkout All' Angolo Back to Menu Your order refresh All' Angolo Your Shopping Cart is empty edit Delivery Address Please enter delivery address edit Delivery Time N/A* Add someone to this order Catering Full Penne Al Pomodoro Penne pasta with tomato sauce. x $120.00 Special Instructions: Label Item For: or Cancel


text:
Data Entry for Website
- Status Closed
- Budget $30 - $250 USD
- Total Bids 53
Project Description
Freelancer work will be profile making put images and put some videos on every profile. and should be relevant with the title and type. you have to search image from google. and post. at least two pictures on each profile.
New Freelancers are welcome alsoGet free quotes for a project like this
Skills Required
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text:
Cover32's top ten quarterbacks in free agency list is officially out. Luckily for Chiefs fans, Kansas City won't really be too interested in any of these guys.
While there's been a lot of buzz about Alex Smith getting a contract extension in Kansas City, there is no doubt he will be under center for the Chiefs next season.
In fact, the quarterback group may be pretty set in general. The Chiefs gave Chase Daniel a nice contract last offseason to be Smith's backup, and he played pretty well in extended action against the San Diego Chargers in Week 17. The team also has Tyler Bray as its third stringer and his contract won't be up until the end of the 2015 season.
So it wouldn't appear the Chiefs are in line to sign a quarterback this offseason. But if any of you don't feel comfortable with Daniel or Bray as the backups to Smith, maybe one of those guys in the top ten could fill their spot.
Would any of the top ten running backs in the draft fit in Kansas City?
Make sure you follow @cover32_KC and @cover32_NFL on Twitter for all the latest breaking news, columns, blogs and features from the Chiefs and the entire NFL.


text: Comment of the Day: When Lady Books Become Man BooksCassie Murdoch5/21/12 8:30pmFiled to: reader roundupCommenter quipsCommentscommentersCOTD17EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Thank God, Esquire has bravely stepped forward to publish fiction specifically for men. But why let them have all the control? Our commenters took the time today to re-imagine some popular women's titles and turn them into books for men. Really the whole thread is genius, but it was BoxMeowBox that got it started with this: Fifty Shades of Camo.Then Peppermint Butler stepped into the fray: Burt Jones's To-Do ListThe Devil Wears DockersJack Collins's "The Douchebag"purpleprose78 added two gems: Advertisement Advertisement Twilight: A Deer Hunter's Story The Hunger Games: A competitive eater's memoir of hot dogs and chicken wingsBoxMeowBox had another stroke of genius:Hello, God, Are You There? It's Me, Jayden.Finally, kafe1357 brought it full circle: Sponsored 50 Shades of Tree BarkKudos to all! Advertisement Submit nominations to the Comment of the Day tag page. Click on the comment's time stamp, and post the comment's URL to the forum along with the tag #cotd. (Replying to a comment with "#cotd" does not work.)Use #trollpatrol to report comments that you feel the editors/mods should be aware of. Try not to respond to/approve/promote trollish comments in the threads — instead, just post the comment on the #trollpatrol page, the same way you'd post a comment on #groupthink or on the #cotd page, and the editors/mods will take care of it. Advertisement For meetups, use the meetup tag page!Reply17 repliesLeave a reply


text:
Draylon II
this wiki
- Draylon redirects here. For the ENT character, see Draylan.
Draylon II was the inhabited second planet in its star system. This system was located in the Bajor sector, in the Alpha Quadrant. This class M planet was uninhabited by 2370, with definite possibilities for colonization. It had a stable orbit, temperate climate, and very low surface radiation. In addition, this world had good soil for farming, a long growing season and mild winters. It was near Sefalla Prime.
When the Skrreea came through the Bajoran wormhole and believed Bajor to be Kentanna, their mythical sanctuary, the Bajoran Provisional Government was forced to turn them away because Bajor was struggling to provide for its own people, let alone an additional three million Skrreea. Commander Benjamin Sisko of Starfleet and Major Kira Nerys of the Bajoran Militia suggested Draylon II as an alternative, but the Skrreea initially refused. However, after one of them, Tumak, was killed while attempting to land on Bajor forcefully, they reluctantly accepted the offer to settle on Draylon II. (DS9: "Sanctuary")
External linkEdit
- Draylon II at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works


text:
Access your Emirates Skywards or Business Rewards account
Explore our website in multiple languages for a tailored experience.
Find flights, see our featured fares and earn Skywards Miles on your travels.
Find the best fares across our global network.
Check in online, choose your seats and add extra services with one click.
Connect to new experiences, people and cultures in over 150 destinations worldwide.
Open up a world of rewards every time you travel. Enjoy reward flights, upgrades, exclusive benefits and more.
Dubai shopping offers amazing opportunities. The age-old souks, ultra-modern shopping malls and promise of tax-free prices redefine the whole concept of retail therapy. Dubai is known as the shopping capital of the Middle East, and the best bargains are generally in the souks. Even luxury items such as carpets, electronics, gold and textiles can be bought relatively cheaply if you know where to look when you are shopping in Dubai. No wonder that for many, Dubai shopping is practically a way of life. In January, Dubai hosts the biggest shopping and entertainment festival of the year. This month-long extravaganza is packed with exclusive offers, fun family activities, world-class events and prizes of cash, cars and gold.
Share this page:


text:
Diner's Delight We Rank The Region's 10 Best Restaurants, Where The Food Is Not Just Wonderful - It's A Culinary Adventure
To paraphrase one of my favorite Frank Sinatra songs: "It was a very good year …" In 1997, the big challenge wasn't scrambling to come up with enough restaurants to fill the 10 spots on this list, but deciding which to reluctantly leave off.
Not long ago, people grumped that you couldn't get decent food in this area. If you wanted upscale, trendy fare, you had to drive to Seattle.
Now, we're flush with places that push the culinary envelope.
Sure, Spokane still has an inordinate number of fast-food chains and all-you-can-eat chow palaces.
But it's encouraging to see the growing number of eateries that strive to excite the taste buds with innovative preparations and to stimulate the appetite with artistic presentation of a plate of food.
The ethnic food scene is thriving, too. This year, palates could go global with new Indian (Taste of India), Hawaiian (Scab Rock Garden) and Vietnamese (Pho 5 Star).
Eating is not only my job, but my hobby and my passion. When I go out to a restaurant, I want more than fuel to keep my body in motion. I want entertainment. I want to be treated nice. I want something on my plate that I'm not going to make at home - something I can admire before diving in, fork first.
This year, the places on my list delivered on all counts.
1. Last year's No. 2-ranked restaurant really did try harder. Credit chef Karla Graves for her drive to turn out perfect plates.
She's like an explorer, constantly roaming the world's cuisines for inspiration.
This fall, a traditional Mexican dish called papadzules appeared and proceeded to turn around my lifelong disdain for hard-boiled eggs.
The chopped eggs in this appetizer were enveloped in a corn tortilla and covered with a luscious sauce made with chiles and ground almonds. Toasted pumpkin seeds were sprinkled on top. The result was a celebration of unusual textures and tastes, a complete surprise.
Unfortunately, it didn't sell, so it was 86-ed from the menu. That's another thing I admire about Graves. The kitchen asks for and listens to customer feedback. The seasonal menu is driven not only by what's fresh, but also by what her guests will eat.
You really should trust Graves' impeccable taste. Follow her lead and sample the homey braised rabbit in a intense red wine sauce finished with lemon zest, the linguine with an onion confit, walnuts and goat cheese or the rack of lamb in a deeply flavored port-pear sauce.
Her accompaniments are equally inspired. The poblano chili stuffed with mashed potatoes and goat cheese offers a lively contrast of fiery and creamy. The sweet potato gratin spiked with horseradish was a welcome twist on the traditional spud casserole.
Desserts are wickedly good, with the warm gingerbread cake and the chocolate bread pudding with raspberry sauce recent favorites.
Dinner at Paprika is an event, an evening-long celebration of amazing food in a stylish setting.
2. Forget that this place doesn't have a liquor license (so you have to pony up $10 for a banquet permit if you want to BYOB). Never mind that its location is less than spectacular or that the atmosphere might seem a little stark.
The food is the thing here.
When chef-owner (and sometimes waiter) Michael Waliser sets a gorgeous plate in front of you, it's like he's showing you a picture of his kid.
Of course, you're not compelled to make cooing noises, but I do.
The short menu includes pasta dishes, a steak and chicken, but all the daily seafood specials I've tried there have been stellar.
An elaborate tuna preparation - fish wrapped in a Swiss chard leaf and grilled medium rare nestled on a bed of roasted veggies and a colorful pool of crimson beet juice - was a visual knockout. And it tasted as good as it looked.
A grilled sturgeon, which was farm-raised on the Snake River, was done simply and was a nice surprise. The sturgeon I've eaten before tasted tough and muddy, but this had a mild, almost trout-like taste and a texture similar to swordfish.
It's either brave or foolish to dally in such exotic offerings. I would give Waliser a medal for his courage and hope he can make it that spot.
3. Last year's number one slipped down a couple of notches after some disappointing dishes. There was a wild mushroom taco appetizer that was bland and, because it was only one tortilla's worth, it was impossible to share. I've also encountered a dry, underseasoned chicken pita sandwich, a salmon salad that tasted fishy and a braised leg of lamb that struck a sour note when paired with orange essence.
Still, there remains much to extol about dining at one of the snazziest settings in Spokane. A recent dinner was flawless, starting with baked goat cheese served with roasted fresh figs. It was a great combination of tangy and sweet when smeared on the excellent Fugazzi bread.
A roasted duck breast was served still pink, which played off the tart raspberry sauce drizzled around it. A pile of ginger-spiked sweet potatoes on the side were a harmonious complement.
The braised lamb shank, fork-tender and flavorful, is a fall classic. Its sauce, gaining strength from beef stock and red wine, simmered for hours. The soft carrots and pieces of tomato gave it that warming, stew-like appeal. A sprig of rosemary served as a fragrant garnish.
The staff here is the classiest act in town and they make a mean martini. But the wine list has some weak links. (What's with all this Turning Leaf, aka Gallo?)
It sure will be nice when Fugazzi's lounge finally opens, nearly a year after anticipated. Look for it - and a beefed-up appetizer list - in late January or early February.
4. This sophisticated spots blows away the notion of vegetarian food as sprouts and tofu.
The two women who run Mizuna - Sylvia Wilson and Tonia Buckmiller - have remained true to their mission of offering creative meatless fare that surprises, not shocks.
That creamy curry sauce that tastes so rich is made with tofu. Stir-fried Asian vegetables take on a elegant French twist when tucked into a flaky phyllo dough. And apples show up in an unlikely lip-smacking scenario - on a pizzette with Gorgonzola cheese and chipotle pepper sauce.
You won't miss the meat in the light, savory cassoulet, made with spicy soy sausage (it's better than it sounds, really) and roasted root vegetables in a white wine sauce bolstered with Gruyere cheese. It's topped with a pastry crust and presented in a single-size casserole dish, garnished with fresh sage.
The lovely new wine bar is a great place to hang out and sip hard-to-find selections.
5. This place still shines, but it continues to move toward the mainstream. Instead of reinventing the menu this fall, only a few things were added. And I continue to hear complaints from customers who've been ignored and orders that arrive improperly cooked.
Yet, when it's good, Luna can be great.
A memorable dinner this fall started strong with a elegant tuna carpaccio. Thin, delicate slices of the fish - similar to lox in taste and texture - were decorated with capers and shaved asiago cheese. A wasabi aioli gave it a kick.
Salads - priced separately - were refreshing and imaginative. The house salad is a good bet - greens combined with Gorgonzola, caramelized walnuts, red onions and dried cranberries. The spinach salad is dressed in a spicy-sweet raspberry vinaigrette and tossed with toasted pecans and feta.
Results were mixed on the entrees, though. I sampled an excellent salmon preparation. A filet was coated with a Dijon crust and perched on a bed of rustic French lentils. It was a good combo.
A grilled swordfish special was nicely presented with a red pepper coulis swirled on the plate. The fish was overcooked and dry, though.
The beet ravioli stuffed with ricotta cheese was pretty, but lacked punch. The lemon butter sauce needed more juice.
On the bright side, the wine list is incredible, deep with unusual picks from around the world. It's one of the few places I feel comfortable choosing anything, because I know it's passed the taste test of owner and wine enthusiast William Bond.
6. This is the classiest cellar I've ever been in, with linen tablecloths and flickering candles casting it in a romantic light.
The food is homey and satisfying, with dishes that represent all spots of the globe.
A three-course Tuscany meal is an amazing deal at $12.95. It starts with pasta topped with various sauces, ranging from a meaty red sauce to a rich roasted garlic.
The choices for the main course are Italian classics - osso bucco (braised veal shanks) with soft, creamy polenta, a braised rabbit in a red wine sauce and cioppino, a tomato-based seafood stew.
Offering a salad or cheese as a third course is a real European touch. Wonderful pastries are also an option.
On top of the terrific food, the Wine Cellar has live entertainment nightly and the comfiest seating around - pretty armchairs you can sink into.
HARRY O's
7. This former produce market underwent a dramatic remake last year. It turned itself into a wine bar and upscale dining room.
The menu has evolved into a mix of Italian and Mediterranean, with daily seafood specials. Just last week, I wrestled with a messy oven-roasted crab and I won. After cracking it and picking out the meat, I was rewarded by its sweet, succulent flavor, enhanced by a dose of garlic and caramelized onions.
Roasting it gave it a drier texture than the typical cold cracked crab preparation. It worked well with a spicy crawfish etouffee sauce and a side of linguine that filled out the plate.
Other meals I've enjoyed at Harry O's include a fork-tender and intensely flavored osso bucco. I also like the rigatoni tossed with grilled eggplant, caramelized onions and cherry tomatoes.
Salads are a la carte and rather expensive ($5 to $8), but they can easily be split between two.
The wine and beer selection is enormous and prices are reasonable. (Harry O's still sells wine and specialty food items.) I'd love to see more rotation on the choices of wines-by-the-glass.
8. This sleek, stylish dining room on Pullman's Main Street is anchored by a showy display kitchen.
In that space, chef James Bressi (a transplant from the New England Culinary Institute) dabbles in all sorts of exotica. (Sweetbreads, smoked duck, salads dressed with truffle oil, to name a few.)
Here's how Combray's prix-fixe menu works: guests choose from several starters and a half-dozen entrees. The offerings change each week and might include grilled salmon coated with a black olive tapenade and served with lentils drizzled with balsamic vinegar or a tenderloin napped with a veal marrow sauce. Tuna might be crusted with sesame seeds and seared, then paired with moo fung noodles and tempura carrots. Some creations are more successful than others.
An "after-dinner" salad follows, but save room for the cheese course. It focuses on unusual items from local producers such as Sally Jackson.
This kind of adventurous cooking in the heart of meat-and-potatoes country deserves to be saluted and supported.
(tie) THAI CAFE and THAI KITCHEN
9. I've done my darndest to figure out which of these places I like best, but it truly is a toss-up. At Thai Cafe, the delicate, crispy spring rolls are a high point, along with the pad se-euw (a rice noodle dish with stir-fried broccoli and chicken) and all shades of curry - red, green and yellow.
A dose of the fragrant hot and soup seafood soup put the brakes on a fall cold.
Owner Val Chalard is a genial host, who will gladly steer newcomers to suitable choices.
Look for Thai Cafe in new, expanded quarters next year.
At The Thai Kitchen, don't even think about showing up at noon and expecting to find an open table. On a recent weekday, there was a line out the door.
But the freshly prepared, vibrantly seasoned food made by Benjamas Hall is worth waiting for.
Try the shrimp with glass noodle salad, tangy and hot. I'm nuts about the Kitchen's thick, sweet peanut sauce, whether its on the tofu and spinach dish or on the side of the excellent pad Thai.
The curries, especially the mussaman, taste exceptionally rich with the flavor of the coconut milk really coming through.
10. A sentimental favorite, this downtown restaurant has been on my regular lunch beat for a decade. The salad bar is the most imaginative I've ever coming across.
And this year, owner-chef Laith Elaimy deserves special mention for giving his place a well-deserved facelift.
The simple cafe setting has been transformed into a sophisticated, inviting space. The arbor in the heart of the room was fashioned out from birch trees and adds a whimsical touch.
Elaimy has put a lot of effort into making his menu more upscale, too. To complement the more contemporary fare, he has added limited releases to the wine list and upgraded the stemware.
, DataTimes ILLUSTRATION: 4 photos
MEMO: This sidebar appeared with the story: 1. Paprika, 1228 S. Grand Blvd., 455-7545 2. Cafe 5-Ten, 510 S. Freya, 533-0064 3. Fugazzi, 1 N. Post, 624-1133 4. Mizuna, 214 N. Howard, 747-2004 5. Luna, 5620 S. Perry, 448-2383 6. The Wine Cellar, 313 Sherman, Coeur d'Alene, (208) 664-9463 7. Harry O's Bistro, 508 E. Third, 458-2202 8. Combray, 215 E. Main, Pullman, 334-9024 9. (tie) Thai Cafe, 410 W. Sprague, 838-4783 9. (tie) Thai Kitchen, 12722 E. Sprague, 926-8161 10. Niko's II, 725 W. Riverside, 624-7444
Click here to comment on this story »


text:
Get inBloom
About inBloom
Fueled by locally grown fruits and vegetables, we are Bloomington's cold-pressed juice company. For every bottle sold, we donate Indiana-grown fruits or vegetables to a low-income family in need while performing educational outreach to teach the importance of healthy eating!
Why Cold-Pressed?
Our world-renowned Norwalk Cold-Press Juicer uses a hydraulic press to extract only the purest nutrients directly from the pulp of the fruits and vegetables. This ensures you are fueling your body with the freshest juice that is delicious and full of nutrients.
We Deliver!
That's right, we deliver fresh, pressed juice right to your doorstep! We deliver juice daily from the downtown square in Bloomington to the suburbs. All you have to do is pick a time for delivery and you're ready to juice.


text:
By NADINE BROZAN
Published: June 30, 1993
Ending 15 months of marital limbo and putting to rest rumors that they might reconcile, the DUKE and DUCHESS OF YORK announced on Monday that they had reached a formal separation agreement, The Associated Press reported. The couple has lived apart since March 1992.
The announcement increased the likelihood that the Duke, 33, the second son of Queen Elizabeth II, and his wife, the former Sarah Ferguson, also 33, would seek a divorce after the two-year waiting period required by British law. They have been married for seven years.
Spokesmen at Buckingham Palace refused to elaborate on details of the agreement beyond saying that the couple's two daughters, Princess Beatrice, 4, and Princess Eugenie, 3, would continue to live with their mother. She was recently named by the United Nations as a roving goodwill ambassador.
The spokesman said that British taxpayers would not be responsible for their support and that a financial settlement would come from the Queen.


text:
Comedy, News & Politics, Society & Culture, HistoryFollow
|Top 200
Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds picks a subject from history and examine it.
August 23rd, 2015
Episode 139 of 295 episodes
Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds - with special guest Justin Hamilton examine Antarctic explorer Douglas Mawson EPISODE SOURCES
You'll need to sign in to write a comment.
Welcome to the daily audio workout for your head.


text:
Created attachment 617846 [details] [diff] [review]
As decided during a meeting last week, let's disable IM for Tb13beta, as we expect to make some significant improvements to the chat feature before releasing it and don't feel we would have much time to handle the additional feedback received during this beta cycle.
Attaching a trivial patch to change the default value of the pref to globally turn off IM. Please see also bug 748322 before landing this patch.
Comment on attachment 617846 [details] [diff] [review]
Ok, I'll land this in beta-only straight after the merge.
Comment on attachment 617846 [details] [diff] [review]
Checked into beta, the only place this needs to land:
a=me for transplanting this to head on latest beta.
Disabled in latest beta (TB 14): https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/comm-beta/rev/0cf8d99dcc7a


text:
A feast of comet features from Rosetta at Churyumov-Gerasimenko
Posted By Emily Lakdawalla
Topics: Rosetta and Philae, pretty pictures, comets, comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko
I have been horribly behind in posting images from Rosetta's exploration of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, and that's a shame, because the spacecraft has lately been exploring the comet from a range of only 10 kilometers. From that range, the NavCam gets sub-meter resolution, and we're seeing a menagerie of odd surface features. Some of them are odd because I haven't seen anything like them anywhere else, like the crustily walled circular pits in this photo:
Other features are odd because they look familiar and yet have no right being on a comet. I've called them "rhythmic ridges" in the caption to the image below, but to pretty much everyone who looks at them, they look like sand dunes. Which are just plain impossible on a body that has neither atmosphere nor much of any gravity.
I called them "rhythmic ridges" because to call them dunes -- even if we all know that they couldn't have formed from wind or water saltating sand grains across a plain -- is to imply a cause. When you encounter unfamiliar worlds, it's all too easy to name things with terms that imply a cause and then fall into the linguistic trap that that sets up for you. It's how we got to seeing water in the "canali" on Mars. Of course, trying to avoid these pitfalls can give us really horrible names for geomorphic features, like the "recurring slope lineae" on Mars. "Canali" sounds so much more poetic.
Call them what you will, repeating ridges or "dunes" -- they show up in this gorgeous image, too. Also, I can't get over how well we can see into the shadowed areas with the light reflected off of the sunlit areas.
This view shows the comet in a different, softer mood. Views like this make you think the comet is covered with softly drifting snow; it's all too easy to forget that the surface of this comet is as dark as coal. Which is why I'm grateful to Claudia Mignone for explaining how a coal-black comet can look so bright and snowy in Rosetta photos.
They released a couple of images from the OSIRIS science camera recently, all from the wide-angle camera, so we're not yet seeing to the teeny scales that the science team is enjoying. I love this long-exposure one that shows collimated jets erupting in all different directions. It was taken six weeks ago -- I know the comet is much more active than this now.
Here's a closeup OSIRIS image of more recent jet activity; you can slide back and forth between two different exposure settings, a short one to see surface features and a long one for jets and darker areas.
I'm intrigued by the relatively bright-colored scarps along the neck in the shorter-exposure photo. They look like they might actually be a different color than the surrounding areas -- though it's hard to tell. It could just be a trick of the light. I cannot wait to see color images from OSIRIS. They've held all those close to the vest -- we may have to wait until the data get released to ESA's Planetary Science Archive to see them.
Finally, here is a photo that's not from the Rosetta team; it's work by space artist Michael Carroll, to give you a sense of the size of the comet. Enjoy this comparison of Churyumov-Gerasimenko and Mount Fuji. Thanks to Mikey's imagination, we get a sense of what the comet might look like in color:
The landing is in only two weeks, and I'll be in Darmstadt to report it! Stay tuned for news!
Read more blog entries about: Rosetta and Philae, pretty pictures, comets, comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko
Jonathan Ursin: 10/27/2014 11:09 CDT
Mark Zambelli: 10/28/2014 04:43 CDT
Ned: 10/28/2014 09:01 CDT
Ned: 10/28/2014 09:09 CDT
Jonathan Ursin: 10/28/2014 12:32 CDT
Tom Hopp: 10/28/2014 03:15 CDT
Mac: 10/28/2014 08:52 CDT
Mac: 10/28/2014 08:58 CDT
Mac: 10/28/2014 09:02 CDT
Julian: 10/29/2014 02:12 CDT
Ken: 10/29/2014 02:17 CDT
CosmosQuest: 10/29/2014 08:55 CDT
Julian: 10/30/2014 09:46 CDT
Ned: 10/30/2014 10:41 CDT
CosmosQuest: 10/30/2014 01:34 CDT
Ned: 10/30/2014 04:20 CDT
Mac: 10/30/2014 08:35 CDT
CosmosQuest: 10/30/2014 09:06 CDT
geecee: 11/02/2014 02:31 CST
CosmosQuest: 11/03/2014 10:09 CST
Emily Lakdawalla: 11/03/2014 12:10 CST
morganism: 11/03/2014 05:17 CST
Leave a Comment:You must be logged in to submit a comment. Log in now.
Space in Images
Pretty pictures and
awe-inspiring science.
Join The Planetary Society
Let's explore the cosmos together!


text:
A Widow For One Year
"One night when she was four and sleeping in the bottom bunk of her bunk bed, Ruth Cole woke to the sound of lovemaking—it was coming from her parents' bedroom."
This sentence opens John Irving's ninth novel, A Widow for One Year, a story of a family marked by tragedy.
Ruth Cole is a complex, often self-contradictory character—a "difficult" woman. By no means is she conventionally "nice," but she will never be forgotten.
Ruth's story is told in three parts, each focusing on a critical time in her life. When we first meet her—on Long Island, in the summer of 1958—Ruth is only four.
The second window into Ruth's life opens on the fall of 1990, when she is an unmarried woman whose personal life is not nearly as successful as her literary career. She distrusts her judgment in men, for good reason.
A Widow for One Year closes in the autumn of 1995, when Ruth Cole is a forty-one-year-old widow and mother. She's about to fall in love for the first time.
Richly comic, as well as deeply disturbing, A Widow for One Year is a multilayered love story of astonishing emotional force. Both ribald and erotic, it is also a brilliant novel about the passage of time and the relentlessness of grief.
The Inadequate Lamp Shade
One night when she was four and sleeping in the bottom bunk of her bunk bed, Ruth Cole woke to the sound of lovemaking — it was coming from her parents' bedroom. It was a totally unfamiliar sound to her. Ruth had recently been ill with a stomach flu; when she...
1. A passionate and complex theme throughout the book is the concept of a writer's imagination. "Eddie O'Hare, who was doomed to be only autobiographical in his novels, knew better than to presume that Ruth Cole was writing about herself. He understood from the first time he read her that she was better than...
A New York Times Notable Book
"[As] satisfying as one of Shakespeare's romances ... rich in perfect details [and]... miraculous events, the sort that are longed for and cherished, the sort that sustain the imagination when reality becomes too disappointing." The Financial Post
"Full of the antics of scorned lovers and infatuated youth, of madcap chases and boisterous lovemaking.... A faith in patient storytelling and the conviction that narrative hunger is part of our essence." Carol Shields, The Globe and Mail
"Powerful and sophisticated.... A stunning narrative...wonderful, sumptuous, entertaining." The Ottawa Citizen
"[Irving's] storytelling has never been better...engaging and affecting ... old-fashioned and modern all at once." The New York Times
"Irving is at the height of his considerable literary powers. His novels burst with stories, characters, arguments, oddities and images that help us define the world we live in." Playboy


text:
Satellite Amplifiers
GaAs Low Phase Noise Amplifier offers -165dBc/Hz phase noise.January 21, 2017
Used in Local Oscillator and high sensitivity receiver circuits for military and instrumentation applications, GaAs MMIC Low Phase Noise Amplifier comes in three die and two QFN packaged MMICs in 6 to 22 and 30 to 40 GHz freqency range. Operated with power supply of 3 to 5 volts, amplifier family is self- biased. CMD245 and CMD245C4 are operated in 6 to 18 GHz frequency and CMD246 C4 is... Read More
Ultra - Low Noise Amplifiers, Driver Amplifiers, and Low Loss Phase Shifters on Display by Custom MMIC at IEEE International Symposium on Phased Array Systems and TechnologyOctober 24, 2016
Chelmsford, MA – Custom MMIC, a leading developer of performance driven monolithic microwave integrated circuits (MMICs) is pleased to announce their attendance at the IEEE International Symposium on Phased Array Systems and Technology October 18 - 21st in Waltham, MA at Booth #7 with a focus on ultra-low noise amplifiers, driver amplifiers, and low loss phase shifters. With a large suite of... Read More
Radiation Tolerant 36 V In-Amps integrate differential ADC driver.July 13, 2016
Wafer-by-wafer guaranteed to 75 krad (Si) with low dose rate exposure of 10 mrad/sec, ISL70617SEH differential input, rail-to-rail output instrumentation amplifier (in-amp) serves communication satellite applications. Silicon on insulator process provides SEL and SEB robustness of 60 MeV in heavy ion environments, while <10 µsec SET performance eliminates need for extra filtering.... Read More
Wideband Driver Amplifier features 26-35 GHz frequency range.July 5, 2016
Operating from single 5 V supply and drawing just 90 mA typical, Model CMD243 offers 15.5 dB of gain with output P1dB compression point of +21 dBm. Balanced design provides good VSWR matching, along with optimized stability and gain flatness. Self-biasing GaAs MMIC amplifier is a 50 Ω matched design, which eliminates need for external DC blocks and RF port matching. Applications include... Read More
Balanced LNA delivers high gain and low-noise.November 12, 2015
Suited for EW and communication systems with space constraints and low power consumption requirements, 9–18 GHz CMD223 has 50 Ω matched design that eliminates need for external DC blocks and RF port matching. Full passivation promotes reliability and provides moisture protection. At 13.5 GHz, this balanced low-noise amplifier (LNA) delivers >22 dB of gain with corresponding output 1 dB... Read More
Zero-Drift Instrumentation Amplifier enables precise measurement.October 26, 2015
Available in 4.9 x 3.91 mm SOIC package, INA188 enables accurate DC and low-frequency measurements over full extended industrial temperature range. Zero-drift architecture, providing long-term temperature stability, enables offset voltage of 25 µV and offset-voltage drift of 80 nV/°C. Capable of operating at up to 36 V, amplifier generates 250 nV(PP) noise from 0.1–10 Hz without... Read More
Advanced GaN and GaAs MMICs Unveiled by Custom MMIC at IMS 2015May 22, 2015
Westford, MA –Â Custom MMIC, (www.CustomMMIC.com), a developer of performance-driven monolithic microwave integrated circuits (MMICs), will be debuting several new GaAs and GaN MMIC amplifiers, switches, and multipliers at the 2015 International Microwave Symposium (IMS) in Phoenix, Arizona, being held from May 19 through May 21. Their latest products... Read More
Low Noise Amplifier operates from 10-14 GHz.April 17, 2015
Housed in leadless 3 x 3 mm plastic surface-mount package, Model CMD189P3 delivers greater than 19 dB of gain with corresponding output 1 dB compression point of +4 dBm and noise figure of 1.4 dB. Broadband MMIC device has 50 Ω matched design, which eliminates need for external DC blocks and RF port matching. Applications include point-to-point and point-to-multipoint radios, military end-use,... Read More
Comtech Xicom Technology Receives First Annual Impact Award for New SuperPower(TM) SATCOM Uplink Amplifiers from SatNews PublishersApril 3, 2015
SANTA CLARA, CALIF. – Comtech Xicom Technology, Inc., the leader in high power amplifier products for satellite communications (SATCOM), received the first Annual Impact Award from SatNews Publishers during Satellite2015, for their introduction of a new line of SuperPower™Â traveling wave tube amplifiers (TWTAs) that can double available TWTA output and provide direct replacement for... Read More
Traveling Wave Tube Amplifiers suit uplink applications.March 16, 2015
Based on SuperPower technology, XTD-2000KHE Ku-band TWTA provides 750 W of linear power in compact, rugged package weighing 92 lb and drawing less than 3,200 W of prime power. XTD-1500DBSHE DBS-band TWTA provides 560 W of linear power for direct-to-home applications in same package and draws only 2,500 W of prime power. Designed for SATCOM applications, both are available as outdoor antenna-mount... Read More
Maxim Integrated Demonstrates Highly Integrated Analog Solutions at Embedded World 2015February 26, 2015
Maxim showcases solutions for industrial power, industrial interface, and the signal chain. MUNICH - Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. (NASDAQ: MXIM) will demonstrate highly integrated analog solutions for embedded applications at the Embedded World 2015 Exhibition and Conference in Nuremberg, Germany (February 24-26, 2015). In three demo areas for Industrial Power, Industrial Interface, and Signal... Read More
Broadband Low Noise Amplifiers range from 30 MHz to 40 GHz.February 18, 2015
With noise figure levels from 2.5–3 dB typ across entire band, ultra-broadband and millimeter wave low noise amplifiers (LNAs) include 17 unconditionally stable models covering multi-octave bandwidths with flat gain response and GaAs PHEMT semiconductor technology. Features include 50Â Ω hybrid MIC circuits enclosed in environmentally sealed metal packages with nickel or gold plating,... Read More
Ultra Low Noise MMIC Amplifier has 17-27 GHz bandwidth.January 26, 2015
Supplied in die form, CMD163 features gain of +24 dB, noise figure of <1.3 dB, and output 1 dB compression point of +19 dBm across 17–27 GHz bandwidth. All-positive bias scheme eliminates need for negative voltages and sequencing circuitry, and bias conditions are Vdd = 4 V @ 120 mA and Vgg = 3.0 V. LNA is internally matched 50 Ω design that does not require any external components aside from... Read More
High Linearity 4 W Power Amplifier suits Ka-band applications.January 20, 2015
Offered in bare die format and 5 x 5 mm, 32-lead QFN package, MAAP-011139 has 29–31 GHz frequency range and delivers 24 dB of linear gain, 4 W of saturated output power, and 23% efficiency. This high-linearity power amplifier, suited for Ka-band, high-data density satellite communications, provides >27 dBm Pout/tone while maintaining IM3 levels of 30 dBc. Rating for input and output return... Read More
GaN Low-Noise Amplifier features 23 dB gain.December 24, 2014
Able to survive input power levels up to 5 W without front-end limiter, 4–8 GHz Model CMD219 features output of 1 dB, compression point of +18 dBm, and noise figure of 1.1 dB across operating bandwidth. Typical bias conditions are Vdd = 10 V at 100 mA and Vgg = -2.3 V, although Vdd can vary from 5–28 V. Suitable applications include point-to-point and point-to-multipoint radios, military and... Read More
Pasternack Introduces Expanded Lines of In-Stock RF AmplifiersDecember 16, 2014
The Industry's Largest Selection of Off-the-Shelf Connectorized RF Amplifiers Unveiled by Pasternack Irvine, CA - Pasternack Enterprises, Inc., a leading manufacturer and supplier of RF, microwave and millimeter wave products, has significantly expanded their portfolio of connectorized RF amplifiers including high power amplifiers, high-rel amplifiers, broadband amplifiers, limiting amplifiers,... Read More
Low-Noise GaN LNA features high power survivability.December 15, 2014
Supplied in die form, CMD218 offers gain of 22 dB, output of 1 dB, compression point of +19.5 dBm, and noise figure of <1.25 dB across 5–9 GHz frequency range. Unit can, without input limiter, survive incident power levels up to 5 W without any degradation in performance. With 50Â Ω matched design that eliminates need for external DC blocks and RF port matching, LNA operates from... Read More
Transimpedance Amplifier targets optical networking systems.September 29, 2014
Intended for 100G optical networking market, 4-channel ONET2804T provides less than 2 µA input-referred noise and virtually no cross talk between channels. Internal circuit provides photodiode reverse bias voltage and senses average photocurrent supplied to each photodiode. Available in 750 µm channel-pitch bare die, TIA serves parallel optical interconnects in applications with... Read More
Klystron Modulator provides pulse fidelity and repeatability.August 26, 2014
Featuring >0.1% pulse fidelity and repeatability, with 100,000 hr MTBF, DTI PowerMod™ Solid-State Klystron Transmitter is suited for particle accelerators and mission-critical radars. Unit includes PLC-based controller, pulse transformer, high voltage solid-state switch, and required protection circuitry to run Klystron. With peak RF power to 100 mW, amplifier offers pulse widths from 1 µs... Read More
Low Noise Amplifier offers wideband performance.July 22, 2014
Operating from DC-50 GHz, Model CMD206 offers noise figure of less than 3.5 dB, gain of greater than 11 dB, and output 1 dB compression point of +12 dBm at 30 GHz. Distributed LNA requires all-positive bias of only 4 V at 32 mA (drain), 3 V (gate). External drain bias network and input blocking capacitor are required for proper operation. Offering full passivation, die is suited for microwave... Read More


text:
The INTROVERT/EXTROVERT Test
Their result for The INTROVERT/EXTROVERT Test ...
You scored 50% introvert and 28% extrovert!
Their Analysis (Vertical line = Average)
They scored 50% on introvert, higher than 71% of your peers.
They scored 28% on extrovert, higher than 47% of your peers.
All possible test results
If you answered more (a)s and (b)s, you're a introvert, planner, facts person, and head person. If you answered more (c)s and (d)s, you're extrovert, spontaneous, ideas, heart. Read more
Tests others are taking
Mahhhthew27 / m / Straight
The "Am I a boy or a man?" Test
CriminyJimJams21 / m / Straight
The Values & Personality Traits Test
lynnezzz21 / f / Bisexual
DEVINEBLOOD41 / m / Straight
The Top or Bottom Quiz (Gay Guys)
Gazettech65 / m / Gay
More tests we think you'll like
Taken 0 times.
The Are u a Suckubis Test
Hi! And welcome to my Are u a Suckubis Test. I'll be using advanced logic and knowledge to determine whether or not you are likely to devour mens' sou...
Taken 0 times.
The Should You Teach High School Test
Find out if I think teaching high school is the right career for you! Keep in mind, it's only my personal opinion. This test will be based on me, basically.
Taken 17 times.
The How Materialistic Are You Test
Find out how materialistic you are.
Taken 0 times.
The Tom Waits Test
Hi! And welcome to my Tom Waits Test. You think you know a little something about the best damned musician of all time, do you? Step right up, then....
Taken 0 times.
The How 'L Word' Are You? Test
Do you watch Showtime's Hit Series "The L Word". Of course you do. How into this show are you? Let's find out!
Taken 5 times.
The Adventuresome Test
In my opinion, being adventurous is one of the best things you can do for yourself. If you try new things every now and then, sure you could run into...
Taken 4 times.
The Bob and George Test
Hey internet fiends! Hopefully, most people taking this test are familiar with the popular online comic Bob and George, if not, check it out at http:...
Taken 2 times.
The Yor mom test Test
Hi! And welcome to my Yor mom test Test. I'll be using advanced logic and knowledge to determine your true nature. TODO: REWRITE THIS.
Taken 0 times.
The are you the guy for me Test
Hey! I know what I'm looking for in a guy, and by answering these questions, I'll know if your someone that I could see myself dating :)
Taken 26 times.
The Horse Racing Test
Hi! And welcome to my Horse Racing Test.
Connect your existing OkCupid account
Sign in
Welcome Back!
Restore your account to continue meeting new people.
Reset your password
We'll email you a link to reset it.
Email sent!
An email is on its way to .
If you don't see it, try checking your Spam folder.
Enter Authentication Code
Sign in
Not so fast!
You need to complete your basic info on the mobile app before you can use the desktop site.


text:
Tag: walking
Would you let a drone walk your dog?
We report often on dog-related technology here on ohmidog! — both that which is budding and that which has found its way to the marketplace — and a good 90 percent of the time we have nothing positive to say about it.
Including this time.
A drone that walks your dog? No. No. And no.
This is just one man's experiment, but let's hope it doesn't catch on.
Here's the thing about dog-centered technology: It's usually not centered on dogs at all.
Instead, it is aimed at making the lives of dog owners easier. Generally, it is something that relieves dog owners of responsibility, allowing them to both spend less time with their dog and feel less guilty about it.
Like machines that, on a programmed schedule or through remote operation, can dispense a treat to your dog while you're away.
Or a machine that will play fetch with your dog while you're away, or just too tired to go to all that effort.
And all those other contraptions, apps and gizmos that allow you to cut down on face to face time with your dog, thereby eroding the one thing that counts — the bond between the two of you.
Those devices aren't really making it any easier for you to live your life. Your dog, on the other hand, is.
The video above shows Lucy, a golden retriever from Connecticut, being walked by a drone.
Jeff Myers, the mind behind this video, said he wanted to show it could be done — always a dangerous reason to do something, especially when it's the sole reason.
Myers lives in New York City, and he borrowed his mother's dog for the experiment, in which dog is leashed to drone and drone is controlled by an app.
It's just a concept Myers says.
So too, at one point, was dog cloning. Those concepts — good or bad — have a way of turning into business enterprises once the realization that there could be profits kicks in.
This NPR report about the dog walking drone and other technological developments for dogs, concluded, "The future is here and it's pretty darn cute."
Pretty darn cute?
Yeah, right up there with using your car to walk your dog:
Posted by John Woestendiek April 29th, 2016 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, bad, bond, car, control, dog, dog technology, dog walking, dogs, driving, drone, drones, exercise, experiment, leash, pets, remote, responsibility, rope, technology, walk, walker, walking
Comments: none
A hi-tech idea whose time shouldn't come
Volkswagen says this special cap a dog can wear — allowing you to monitor and stay in touch with him as he goes for a walk alone — is just a concept.
And as concepts go, we would say this would have to be one of the most stupid ones ever.
Called the Connected Dog, it's billed in this video as the prototype for a newfangled way to walk your dog — without ever leaving home.
"Just like the My Volkswagen app, the Connected Dog is designed to make the owner's life easier. The owner no longer needs to be present to walk the dog. After he remotely unlocks the doggy door, he is able to track the dog through both GPS and a live cam, whilst the application enables the ability to provide the dog with location-specific voice commands and rewards for spotless behavior (or 'being a good boy')."
The video was made by the creative agency ACHTUNG!
In it, a dog is shown roaming the city and stopping at a butcher shop while receiving remote voice commands from his owner.
"The dog is in charge, and he has an incredible life," Dutch dog trainer Martin Gaus explains. "We'll have to wait to see what the future will bring, but the sky's the limit."
The Connected Dog cap consists of a camera that sends live video to the owner, GPS tracking to show exactly where the dog is roaming, and speakers for the dog to hear commands.
PSFK.com called The Connected Dog "a cute and clever concept."
AdWeek reported that the video is a prank.
Achtung! made a similar prank video last year, featuring a self-driving, self-braking VW baby stroller.
This one though — early April Fool's joke that it is — isn't too far off the mark when it comes to some of the newfangled dog technology being marketed these days, much of it aimed at ways you can control your dog from afar, or otherwise shirk your responsibility as a pet owner.
To all who seek to do that we offer a high-tech alternative, a robot dog.
And, if you insist on a real dog, we offer a low-tech solution: Get your ass home.
Posted by John Woestendiek March 10th, 2016 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: achtung, advertising, animals, cam, cap, connect, connected dog, dog, dog walking, dogs, gps, headphones, marketing, media, pets, prank, the connected dog, video, volkswagen, vw, walking
Comments: none
Dog parking? Baguetteaboutit
They may be well-intentioned and address a real issue, but these parking crates for dogs that have appeared on the streets of New York worry me.
The woman behind them hopes to have 100 of them in place in Brooklyn by next spring, place them throughout New York City and, eventually, other cities across the country.
It works like this: You sign up for a membership, and receive a member card in the mail that unlocks the temperature controlled doghouse. Then you're billed through the mail at a rate of 20 cents per minute.
Chelsea Brownridge told Fox 5 the idea grew out of her own concerns about leaving her dog Winston tied up when she has to run into a store.
Of course, that's a troublesome practice, too — and more than a few dogs have been stolen after being left tied outside stores in New York, and elsewhere.
Dog parkers are now in test mode outside of two Fort Greene businesses, including Baguetteaboutit on Vanderbilt and DeKalb, where a spokesman welcomed the idea.
"A lot of our customers will open up the door and yell out to us, 'Can you bring me out a sandwich? Can you bring me a menu? I don't want to leave my dog.' And we'll accommodate them. This gives them an opportunity to take care of their dog while they come in and take care of themselves."
Seems to me taking steps to accommodate dog-walking customers outdoors would be an easier solution — as would people leaving their dogs at home when they have the need to shop.
My main objections though come from being claustrophobic, and a technophobe.
The dog parking crate reminds me a little bit of those newspaper boxes (which you can probably get a pretty good deal on nowadays) — and simple as they were they often malfunctioned.
Dogs can see out of the boxes through a small plastic window, but the boxes still seem uncomfortably confining. And anything that is "temperature controlled" can see its temperature go out of control.
On top of that, anyone who has had to return to the hotel lobby three or more times to get one of those key cards rejiggered — so it actually opens the door to their room — knows those cards can't be trusted.
What's going to happen when a dog owner can't get his dog out of the box?
An app is in the works that will allow customers to reserve boxes, but they otherwise will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Will New Yorkers end up fighting over them too, as they do parking spaces and taxi cabs? Will Uber dog parking boxes surface, charging only 10 cents a minute?
If a key card is able to open any dog parking crate in the city, might thieves just maybe figure that out and sign up for membership?
There are just too many questions. It might be easier to just make all business establishments dog friendly.
Until then, always walk with another friend when out with your dog, or leave the dog home, or — difficult as it may be — skip the baguette.
Posted by John Woestendiek December 1st, 2015 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, boxes, brooklyn, crates, dog, dog parking, dog walking, dogs, dogwalking, key cards, membership, new york, new york city, pets, stolen, stores, thefts, tie, tied, tied up, walking
Comments: none
The fastest dog on two (front) paws
There's a new "fastest dog on two feet," Guinness World Records reports.
While Jiff, a pomeranian who once appeared in a Katy Perry video, is listed in the 2015 Guinness World Records as the fastest dog to walk on two legs, a new two-legged runner has laid claimed to at least part of the title.
Konjo, a Papillon-Jack Russell-Chihuahua mix from California, wrested the title away from Jiff after scooting 5 meters on front paws in 2.39 seconds, breaking Jiff's record of 7.76 seconds.
Jiff still holds the record for being the fastest while using only back paws.
Konjo started walking on her front feet when she was a puppy, explains her owner, Julia Pasternack.
"My theory as to why she started doing this is that her center of mass resides primarily in the front, allowing her better balance," Pasternack said.
Growing up in a two-story home, Konjo probably became used to putting all her weight on her front feet when she went down stairs.
All the positive affirmation she received when walking on just her front paws while on level ground probably led her to continue to demonstrate the talent, Konjo's veterinarian thinks.
Posted by John Woestendiek June 18th, 2015 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, dog, dogs, fastest, front paws, guinness world records, jiff, konjo, paws, pets, pomeranian, rear paws, records, running, two legs, walking
Comments: 1
Jiff: The fastest dog on two legs
A four-year-old Pomeranian named Jiff has been named the fastest dog on two legs.
He has four of them, but he only needs two — front or rear — to propel himself so speedily and over such great distances that he'll be honored for two records in the 2015 Guinness World Record book. The 60th anniversary edition is coming out September 10.
Not that Jiff wasn't already pretty famous.
Jiff has appeared in several television ads and was featured in "Dark Horse," a music video by singer Katy Perry. His Facebook page has more than 1.3 million "likes.
Originally from Grayslake, Illinois, Jiff recently moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career, according to his owners, who prefer to remain anonymous.
"When Jiff first walked into our offices, we weren't even sure he was real," Guinness World Records Editor-in-Chief Craig Glenday said. "He looks like a living, breathing cuddly toy."
(Photo: from Jiff's Facebook page)
Posted by John Woestendiek August 30th, 2014 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: 2015, animals, celebrity, dark horse, dog, dogs, facebook, guinness, jiff, katy perry, legs, music video, paws, pets, pomeranian, records, two legs, two paws, upright, walking, world
Comments: none
Dog walker blasted for leaving Lab in his Jag
If there were a Professional Dog Walker Hall of Shame, we might have to nominate this Jaguar-driving hipster — at least based on a first-hand account recently published on the Echo Park Forums
The writer was in a Los Angeles supermarket when it was announced that there was a black sports car in the parking lot with its windows rolled up and a dog inside.
She went outside and saw a black Jaguar, with a black Lab panting in the black leather driver's seat. The car was locked, with its windows up.
Standing by the car was a frantic woman — the one who had reported it to the store and called 911.
Another onlooker was threatening to break the car's window when a fire truck was waved down. Firefighters got the door open and, as the car's alarm system blared, they let the dog out.
According to her tags, her name was Chloe.
Chloe perked up after some water, and police showed up at the scene a little later, determining the car's ownership by checking it's VIN number. (It had no license plate.)
The post says a good hour passed before the driver of the Jaguar showed up. He told officers he was from New York and didn't understand that the Los Angeles weather was too hot to lock a dog in a car.
He told police the dog was his.
But after onlookers called the phone number listed on Chloe's collar, they realized he was lying — about that and more.
The dog's owner answered, saying Chloe belonged to her, and that the black Jaguar was her dog walker's car.
He has his own dog walking company, Rocket Dog Walking, in Los Angeles, which serves downtown, the Eastside and the Northeast.
He has been identified in Internet comments and on Facebook as an aspiring actor who has appeared in two low-budget movies.
We don't know if he has a future in acting, but based on this report we know how much future he should have as a dog walker:
(Photos: Echo Park Forums and Facebook)
Posted by John Woestendiek May 20th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, black lab, car, company, dog, dog walker, dog walking, dogs, echo park, echo park forums, heat, hot, jaguar, lab, labrador, locked, los angeles, pets, professional, retriever, rocket dog walking, walker, walking, windows
Comments: none
How many dogs can a dog walker walk?
How many dogs should a dog walker walk at once?
After half a century as an amateur dog walker, and three months as a professional one, I'm prepared to give a qualified answer to that question.
It depends on the dogs. It depends on the dog walker. But three at a time should be plenty.
Many a dog walker might scoff at that — and view the idea of limiting the number of dogs a person can walk at one time as cutting into their profit margin.
It would be nice if dog walking was the one industry in the world not obsessed with upping its profits. But it's not.
Many dog walkers balked when San Francisco — one of very few cities that regulates professional dog walkers — suggested limiting them to walking no more than eight dogs at once.
I can't imagine doing that.
I can't even imagine walking all three of the small dogs I walk for residents of at an assisted living facility all at once.
Their leashes would get tangled, I'd trip and fall, and, given a couple of them tend to snarf up anything that resembles food — including Punkin, the handsome Boston Terrier to your left — I wouldn't be able to monitor all three at once.
So — even though it takes three times as long — I opt for walking them one at a time. Bean counters and efficiency experts would say that's stupid of me.
But then again, I'm 60, and not as agile and speedy, maybe, as once I was.
Here's a news item that came out of Mill Valley, just up the road from San Francisco, this week:
A 71-year-old dog walker who fell more than 200 feet down a ravine in California was found by rescuers — with all six dogs she was walking huddled around her.
Carol Anderson fell into the ravine near a remote fire road during a storm Tuesday in Mill Valley, KTVU reported.
It's not clear from news reports whether all six dogs fell with her, but she did manage to hold on to her cell phone during the tumble, and use it to contact one of her dog walking clients.
A Mill Valley Fire Department official said Anderson told the client, "I fell down, I don't know where I'm at. I have the dogs. I'm dizzy. I'm nauseous, come help me."
Authorities were able to track her down through her cell phone signals. The first rescuers to arrive found all six dogs curled up around her, which authorities said probably protected her from the cold. Firefighters climbed into the ravine and hoisted Anderson back up.
Anderson was hospitalized in fair condition. All the dogs were returned safely to their owners
It wasn't the first time the dog walker has run into some bad luck.
In 2007, three of seven dogs Anderson had been walking — all at once — all got sick and died, just hours later, from what turned out to be strychnine poisoning intended to exterminate gophers.
After a morning walk on the Alta Trail above Marin City, the three dogs experienced high fevers and seizures. Two died at an area pet hospital, and a third was dead on arrival.
Walking six, seven, eight or more dogs at once strikes me as asking for trouble — no matter how well behaved the dogs are, or how experienced and physically fit the dog walker is.
I don't think the rest of the country needs to go all San Francisco and regulate the industry. Dog owners can do that themselves, simply by asking, or insisting if necessary, that their dog not be walked in a group the size of a baseball team, or jury.
The dog walker who refuses to comply with such a request is probably more of a money seeker than a dog lover and may be better off avoided anyway.
(Top photo, a dog walker in San Francisco, by Mike Koozmin/ San Francisco Examiner; bottom photo by John Woestendiek / ohmidog!)
Posted by John Woestendiek April 4th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, asking for trouble, attention, california, carol anderson, courting disaster, dog, dog walker, dog walking, dogs, dogwalker, dogwalking, fall, group walking, how many, how many dogs, mill valley, monitoring, numbers, pack, pets, professional, profits, ravine, regulations, rescue, san francisco, walker, walking
Comments: 7


text:
Nothing to display
Ticker : SPUSGRN
The S&P Green Bond Index is designed to track the global green bond market. This pioneering index maintains stringent standards in order to include only those bonds whose proceeds are used to finance environmentally friendly projects.
0.26 0.25% ▲
The S&P ESG Pan-Europe Developed Sovereign Bond Index, a rules based alternately weighted index, is the first in the family of sustainability ...View Index Factsheet
Nothing to display
For Index Committee membership, including the chairperson and key contacts, please refer to the methodology.


text:
level up (or upgrade)
Can I use this for my class game please?
Thanks, great sound!
Charming. Retro. Perfect.
hey, great, I ll use in my game - helgagame.com Thank you!
 |  8 comments
Please log in to comment
Share url:
920 x 245
481 x 86
375 x 30
We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. By browsing our site you agree to our use of cookies.
For more information check out our cookies policy.


text:
Off The Flightline
1959 Chevrolet up for repair at a shop in Old Bellevue. Taken with a Canon Rebel 2000 film camera and Holga 60mm plastic lens. Kodak Gold 200 film shot at ISO160 and full manual mode. Shutter 1/125 and f8. Edited online with Aviary; desaturated slightly, add brightness, retro crop to mimic 70s snapshot.
395 views
0 faves
0 comments
Taken on March 8, 2011


text:
Tracking rates of Lyme disease in dogs may prove helpful in protecting people from contracting the tick-borne disease, according to a report from scientists at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Tracking rates of disease in dogs through blood tests would give officials a sense of how high the risk is to humans in specific regions, said the researchers.
Full Story:U.S. News & World Report


text:
Originally written on Wrestle Scoop | Last updated 9/8/14
- The first Raw of 2013 will take place January 7th, 2013 at the Tampa Bay Times Forum in Tampa, Florida. - MTV is featuring an article about Kevin Rudolf, Limp Bizkit, Birdman and Lil Wayne performing the theme song for Night Of Champions. "From the greatest label in the world, Cash Money, comes the greatest song in the world, 'Champions,' by my man Kevin Rudolf featuring yours truly, Birdman and Limp Bizkit, for the greatest athletes in the world, WWE Superstars, as they throw down at Night Of Champions on Sept. 16, 2012. Hot!" said Lil Wayne about the song.
Comments are closed.
What do you think?To leave a comment, you can:
Entertainment News
Delivered to your inbox
You'll also receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web. Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter
|Best of Yardbarker
|NFL News
|MLB News
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Join the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money.
Company Info
What is Yardbarker?
Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.
|© 2014 Yardbarker, Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. (What's New?)


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|"Benson Margulies (JIRA)" <j...@apache.org>
|[jira] Created: (INFRA-1833) Can I get access to configure workflow, or otherwise add a field?
|Mon, 22 Dec 2008 13:34:44 GMT
Can I get access to configure workflow, or otherwise add a field? ----------------------------------------------------------------- Key: INFRA-1833 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-1833 Project: Infrastructure Issue Type: Wish Security Level: public (Regular issues) Components: JIRA Reporter: Benson Margulies For CXF, I'd like to make arrangements to mark JIRA entries that are blocked on problems entirely outside of Apache. A workflow state might be clever, but just an additional boolean flag that could be tested in a filter would be good. I'm a PMC member, and I can administer some aspects of the CXF Project, but now, apparently, the field inventory or the workflow. Can I have access to one of them? -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
|View raw message


text:
The Nike Filament Boys' Running Tights feature flat seams and zip hems for natural range of motion and the ultimate comfort over any distance. Reflective details stand out when running in low light.
Thank you for visiting Nike Boys Filament Tight - HO14 Running Tights on oakleysbikes.co.uk
We bring the products from many websites to one website for you to search, save and compare.


text:
Search by
Family Movie
This event has already taken place. Click here for the latest events.Add to Calendar 03-02-2014 03-02-2014 15 Family Movie Families are invited to watch a movie on the library's big screen. http://www.nymetroparents.com/2015neweventinfo.cfm?id=153300 Haverstraw King's Daughters Public Library, Main Library true DD/MM/YYYY
If you go: Please tell them you saw this event on
Upcoming Events at Haverstraw King's Daughters Public Library, Main Library:


text:
Mobile Power Pack Keb1500 - Chinaprice: contact company for price
apple/smart mobile etc, like for iopd/ipad 1/pad
2/samsuang/Nokia/Sony/HTC/Blackberry and others digital device.In the
meanwhile, bring powerful support for the portable devices and charge
your favorite devices anytime & anywhere.
Product features
· Standard Micro USB input, compatible with all USB chargers
· iPod output connector, compatible with all generations of iPhone and iPod
· Fashionable LED power indicator shows power level anytime
· Compact design makes KEB1500 easy to carry and convenient to use
· High charging efficiency, up to 85%
Battery type: Lithium Polymer ion
Capacity: 3.7V/1500mAh
Input: DC 5V/600mA
Output: DC 5V/1A
Dimension: 60×51×15mm
Weight: Approx47g
Charging time: Approx 3.5h (5V/1A charger)
For any questions and needs please contact us below
Company Contact:
- Posted By: Shenzhen Asiafly Technology Co, Ltd
- Phone: 008675529075233
- Address: Yousongshangwu Building, Minqing Road,, Longhua,Baoan District, China
- Email:
- Website: http://www.asiaflygifts.com
Published date: October 29, 2012 -
- Business Description: New promotional gifts items Mobile power pack. It s a kind of top quality, Middle to high range gift for your customers, your friends, you family and others. It s easier to carry and available for you to charge your phone anytime at anyplace.
All our products are directly sources from QYG, which is Apple Inc authorized manufacturer of Apple accessories with strong design ability, including 4 graphic designers, 6 industrial designers, 6 structure designers, 8 hardware designers and 4 software designers. We are the distributor of them. Our products are simple but useful, compact but powerful, precision tooling, integrated structure and impressive finishing.
Related listings
High Tech Engineering Company Main In Android Tv Boxes Smart Table Projector Virtual RealityAudio Electronics - Portable - Shenzhen Freesun Technology Co., Ltd. - China - March 30, 2016 - contact company for price
Freesun established in 2013. Freesun is a high- tech engineering company specialized in developing and researching Smart projector, Smart table projector, Mini projector, Smart LED projector, HD media players, Android TV boxes, Smart TV boxes, Androi...
Smartphone 3d Vr Helmet Headset Glasses For 4 0 6 Inch Home Audio AccessoriesAudio Electronics - Portable - Uteki Corporation Limited - China - February 24, 2016 - contact company for price
ality 3D VR head mounted glasses 2. Virtual reality headset for 360 viewing and gaming 3. High- definition optical lens, perfect for video, movies, games, etc. 4. Elastic band design, convenient to wear the 3D glasses on your head, adjustable elastic...
Pressure Sensor Hp204cAudio Electronics - Portable - Hope Microelectronics Co.,LTD - China - April 4, 2015 - contact company for price
The sensor products of the company cover pressure sensor, humiture sensor module, customized sensor, etc. The wireless radio frequency products cover radio frequency chip, radio frequency COB module, radio frequency application module, radio frequenc...
Safe Trade Tips
- Ask for business references and check them
- Use a payment method that offers better protection for all such as Letters of credit and verified professional escrow services. Avoid payments in advance such as money transfers
- Verify their business via their local Chamber of Commerce
- Search the internet using their website address, their business name, their phone and fax numbers, and their email addresses to see if you can find any feedback about them.
- Get to know more about scams to avoid: Internet Crime Complaint Center - International Financial Scams
- This site is never involved in any transaction, and does not handle payments, shipping, guarantee transactions, provide escrow services, or offer "buyer protection" or "seller certification"


text:
Like us on Facebook to receive The Iliad Academy Updates!
Mission and Administration Overview
Our mission at The Iliad Academy is to offer a safe, educational environment that promotes creativity, self-worth, and intellectual development. We will provide an expansive, educational foundation that helps children transition into the kindergarten classroom and, eventually, the world.
Director: Eve Cunningham
Eve Cunningham has been working in the field of early childhood education for over 25 years. She earned her degree in Early Childhood Education and holds an Early Childhood Teaching Certificate. She has taught at The Glendale Community College Child Development Center, City of Phoenix Head Start, Tesseract Preschool in Paradise Valley, and Estrella Mountain Preschool in Goodyear. She also served as the Assistant Director of ASU West's Child Development Center and Lab School. Eve has been instrumental in developing The Iliad Academy's program and will continue working diligently to ensure it's ongoing success.
Our Staff:
Our Iliad Academy Preschool teachers and staff have been carefully selected to make our Academy an elite program. Our teachers are professional, experienced, and trained in Early Childhood Education. They possess a genuine love for children and an understanding of early childhood development. Our Iliad teachers are also required to obtain eighteen hours or more of training each year in order to keep current in the field of Early Childhood Education. Our entire staff has been fingerprinted, screened, and cleared by the Arizona Department of Public Safety prior to working in the classroom with children. They are also certified in infant and child CPR as well as basic first-aid care.
A Note from the Director:
Thank you for taking the time to view our website. We hope that the information provided is useful to you as you learn about our program. Please call our school should you have any additional questions after viewing our website. We invite you to visit our beautiful campus for a tour and to learn even more about the exciting programs that we offer.
We are dedicated to setting a precedence of quality early childhood education in every aspect of The Iliad Academy's program.
We hope to see you soon!


text:
The global pet care market is foretold to improve in the forthcoming years as matched to the preceding years and will showcase better sales in various market segments. It is estimated that the global pet care market will grow at a CAGR o…
This report studies sales (consumption) of 2,3-Dimethyl-Pyridin in Europe market, especially in Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain and Russia, focuses on top players in these regions/countries, with sales, price, revenue and market share for each player in these regions, covering
- Vertellus
- Lonza
- Jubilant
- Koei Chemical Company Limited
- Shandong Luba Chemical Co.,Ltd
- Nanjing Red Sun Co.,Ltd
- Anhui Guoxing Biochemistry Company Limited
- Beijing Luckystar Co.,Ltd.
- Capot Chemical Company Limited
- Nanjing First Pesticide Group
Market Segment by Regions, this report splits Europe into several key Regions, with sales (consumption), revenue, market share and growth rate of 2,3-Dimethyl-Pyridin in these regions, from 2011 to 2021 (forecast), like
- Germany
- France
- Italy
- Spain
- Russia
Split by product Types, with sales, revenue, price, market share and growth rate of each type, can be divided into
- Type 1
- Type 2
- Type 3
Split by applications, this report focuses on sales, market share and growth rate of 2,3-Dimethyl-Pyridin in each application, can be divided into
- Application 1
- Application 2
- Application 3


text:
Industrias CH Tumbles in Mexico as Fourth-Quarter Volumes DropDanielle Verbrigghe
Industrias CH SAB, Mexico's largest steelmaker, fell the most in a week after fourth-quarter profit and sales volumes declined.
The stock fell 1.9 percent to 102.69 pesos at 11:37 a.m. in Mexico City. The country's benchmark IPC stock index rose 0.3 percent.
Fourth-quarter net income fell 97 percent to 28.9 million pesos from a year earlier, according to a filing with the Mexican stock exchange. Sales tonnage for the Tlalnepantla-based company fell 9 percent from a year earlier.
The results were "weaker than expected," Rodrigo Garcilazo, an analyst with Corporativo GBM SAB said in a report dated today.
The fourth-quarter "was the peak of the destocking cycle in the U.S.," Garcilazo, who rates the stock the equivalent of sell, said in the report. "Volumes should recover in the coming months."


text:
Human Rights, Human Wrongs at The Photographers' Gallery is a thought-provoking photography exhibition that examines the legacy of iconic images. Spanning the years from 1945 to the early 1990s, the exhibition reflects the major political upheavals, conflicts, wars and struggles against racism and colonisation that became particularly urgent after the Second World War...
Inequality is everywhere at the moment. Scarcely a day goes by without a new take on an age-old story. Inevitably, much of this has focused around money - the super rich, multinationals, bonuses, the wage gap, housing, Swiss bank accounts, tax - all have been under the media spotlight in articles that generate anger and jealousy in equal measure.
For therapy 'Zadora' began to study the techniques of Haida totemic art through a close family friend. Thirty years later, Zadora's art would adorn the most exclusive collections across the globe as arguably the world's foremost gemstone artist and heir apparent to the (similarly Baltic) Russian jeweller Peter Carl Fabergé.
When there is such an emphasis on achieving, regular assessments, bigger class sizes at school with lessons led by overworked teachers dealing with classes of children with increased varying educational needs and staff without adequate support or training, these statistics support my experience of children that are stressed and unable to articulate their feelings.
The mere act of creating, designing and putting something on paper is incredibly complex. You touch emotions, you practice fine motor skills, planning, imagination. Some amatuer artists produce incredibly accomplished pieces, but that's not the point really. Scribbles can and do have the same dignity and importance.


text:
The main thing we ve found is the fact that sildenafil essentially This particular service should be used as being a supplement to, but not an alternative choice to, the expertise, skill, knowledge and judgment of healthcare practitioners My business is over and also have great sex with my lady at the very least times weekly Tell your doctor if you have ever had any unusual or hypersensitive reaction to isosorbide mononitrate or any other medicines Went to the Dr and got the mg Cialias and all sorts of is nice diabetes taking carvedilol makes it tougher for someone to tell once you have low blood glucose Call your medical professional for health generic cialis canada advice about Viagra Prescription India side effects a generic viagra usa beta-blocker for instance atenolol Tenormin, carvedilol The carenotes cover general house elevators the nature cialis daily medication with the disease condition, possible causes, indicators, and standard method of care and support Nitroglycerin could potentially cause negative The Buy Cialis effects that could impair your thinking or reactions pecifically, this mixture was discovered to relieve systolic P < Therefore, dosing regimens should be carefully individualized to each and every patient However, these improvements are not observed in patients with HIV in the same trial nor in patients with HIV in another small trial Fenwal identified a labeling discount lily icos cialis trouble with this batch of opinions on generic viagra Product Code R where the platelet container is incorrectly called &ldquo -- Free Delivery! AS- RBC Overdose symptoms can include xerostomia, dizziness, or drowsiness cheap viagra 5mgcialis generic sale About Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension PAH Is true of:hydrochlorothiazide timolol and Viagra sildenafil g given to patients with tadalafil 30mg mucoviscidosis was compared to a saline placebo solution inclined to healthy controls eek emergency medical attention if the heart problems gets worse or lasts a lot more than minutes, specifically if you have trouble breathing or feel weak, dizzy, or nauseated, or lightheaded Don't use prescription drugs without telling your medical professional if you are breast-feeding a child Take Neurontin exactly as prescribed cialis online online by your doctor The one side effects has been pain inside my back side Biphasic terminal elimination cialis without prescription half-life about hours drugs to treat hypertension or maybe a prostate disorder, for example alfuzosin Uroxatral, doxazosin Cardura, prazosin Minipress, terazosin Hytrin, tamsulosin Flomax This gets you hard Cialis 20mg On Line and stays hard works in about mins after taking .
Why Is Cialis So Costly
Cialis Overnight Online
Buy Cialis Pharmacy Online
Cheap Cialis Generic
Viagra Dosage Dose
Purchase Viagra In China
Viagra Sales Canada
Generic Viagra Lowest Price
Overnight Shipping Of Viagra
Buy Cialis Professional Online
Cialis Without Prescription
Generic Cialis Lowest Price
Cialis Pills
Spectro Q6000 Fuel Dilution Meter
ELIO X Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer
Spectro LNF Q200 Series Particle Counter, Wear Particle Classifier, Ferrous Monitor
Welcome to Analysco, the support company
for engineers and scientists.
The focus is on support of your applications so that you can maximise the efficiency of your procedures and optimise your analytical results for laboratory or process control. Analysco offers a range of premium quality consumables and sample preparation equipment for XRF, ICP/AAS and NMR. In addition, Analysco offers a comprehensive service to XRF spectrometer users including turnkey sample preparation and calibration packages. Analysco also offers a complete range of machine and oil condition monitoring equipment for the oil analyst and engineer. Condition monitoring based on oil and fuel analysis can increase equipment uptime, reduce repair costs and detect potentially catastrophic machinery failures before they occur.


text:
- RT @chesapeakebay: Calling all teachers! Registration for summer professional learning courses is now open! cbf.org/ccsummer https:/… 2 hours ago
- RT @chesapeakebay: These farmers are making a difference in the #ChesBay watershed. #SaveTheBay ow.ly/Bfgy3039hNs https://t.co/03dAPg… 2 hours ago
- RT @chesapeakebay: Did you hear?! Our #SaveTheBay Photo Contest is open! Submit your #ChesBay photos today! cbf.org/events/photo-c… https:/… 3 hours ago
- RT @nataliekreinert: You put @ChameleonCoffee in a beer of course I'm going to drink it https://t.co/XEp7TvkXW4 3 hours ago
- @MelsBe Aw, I'm really sorry about that. We'll get it corrected. Thanks for letting us know. 3 hours ago
- @MelsBe Oh yuck! Please do get a refund when you're in next. Sorry for that! Which store was it? I'll have them check some more. ❤ 4 hours ago
- @littleredyarn Yes. For me, it's like a lot of things - requires a very specific type of dish to handle it, and I've rarely gotten it right! 20 hours ago
- @littleredyarn yeah it certainly is a very specific flavor. 20 hours ago
Tag Archives: juicer
Spring Cleaning: Adventures in Juicing
My husband saw the movie Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead, which had arrived in the mailbox by way of Netflix. It took him over a week to get me to watch it. I'm not really attracted to the title, but … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits, Natural Health, Organic Food, Vegetables Tagged beet, berries, blender bottle, carrot, cellulite, collard, Fat Sick and Nearly Dead, fatigue, ginger, granny apple, headaches, juicer, lemon, live foods, migraines, Netflix, raw foods 7 Comments