text:
19426 Surnames | 123662 Records | 2645 Reunions
Dead Fred asks:Are you a Desperate Genealogist?
Click the e-book above for details!
Dead Fred's Genealogy Photo Archive, a free, fun photo genealogy research web site devoted to helping you visualize your heritage!
Get the latest info about DeadFred and MORE in our E-Newsletter Relatively Speaking.
Photo Thumbnail
Click image for
larger view.
2 photos in database by this submitter.
Order The Desperate Genealogist's Idea Book: Creative Ways to Outsmart Your Elusive Ancestors (eBook).You can also order The Desperate Genealogist's Idea Book in hardcopy format by clicking here.
Photo #39238
Last Name: Topping
First Name : Robert
Middle Name: Morten
Subject's City: San Antonio
Subject's State: TX
Subject's County: Bexar
Subject's Country: United States
Date: 1941-1960
Photographer's City: McKinney
Photographer's State: TX
Type** : B&W
Comments: Robert Morten Topping (Nee: ) | San Antonio TX United States | 1941-1960 | Comments: Morten Topping was born 1891 in McKinney, TX and died 1963 in Higgins, TX.
He was the son of Thomas Topping and Elizabeth Richey.
Digital Image Only? YES
Everyone Listed In This Photo:
To view all records posted by this submitter, click here:
Search Photos | Post Photos | Surnames | Mysteries | Annuals
Meet Fred | Testimonials | Media | Archivists | FAQs
Contact Us | Groups | Links | Your Own Search Box | Marketplace
Privacy Policy | Terms of Service
Free genealogy searches for those looking into their family history.
© 2001-2017 DeadFred.com Genealogy Photo Archive
P.O. Box 6937 | Springdale, AR | 72766-6937 | (479) 750-0082
Search Photos
Post Photos
Meet Fred
Media Center
Contact Us
Facebook Group
Your Own Search Box

subset: commoncrawl


text:
That would be part of it yes. But for me, the LCD-X is also more transparent and revealing. It pulls away another layer of gear-haze between me and the music.
Home of the Liquid Carbon, Liquid Crimson, Liquid Glass, Liquid Gold and
Liquid Lightning headphone amplifiers... and the upcoming Liquid Spark!


text:
More Videos...
The Marussia B1/B2: From Russia With Love
The Russians are moving the needle when it comes to embracing the supercars cars of Europe. The Marussia B1 and it's sibling, the B2 have made inroads into this elite market. The Marussia Virgin Formula One car was a warmup. www.thedrivechannel.com
Maybach Exelero: Birdman and 8 Million Set It Free
The famous Rap artist and record label owner, "Birdman", Bryan Williams, bought the one off concept car the Maybach Exelero this week for 8 million dollars. Is that over the top? Not if you're a true art collector. http://www.thedrivechannel.com
New Supra Renderings: If Only They Would Build It
Toyota had a great concept in the original FT-86 but they couldn't leave it alone, it's slowly losing it's appeal, Hopefully the 2014 Supra will look like these new renderings and they won't toy with this one. It's time to show something different than we've seen in the past.
Lexus LF-LC Concept Into Production? (W. Video)
The Lexus LF-LC concept, which took the Detroit Auto Show by storm, may be heading for production. The designers talk about the car and how they came up with the concept. If produced, the figure of 100,000 to 130,000 is amount floated for sale.


text:
Effy stonem
Utforska relaterade ämnen
Effy Stonem. favorite Skins character
Effy Stonem screenshot season 3,
Love didn't come easy. I knew that. Everyone on the fucking planet knew that. The hard part was watching it fade... I didn't know.
Effy / Kaya Scodelario : sheer + opaque black tights
""piss off"- effy stonem" by everyonewishestheriches ❤ liked on Polyvore
"I wish you would stop thinking I am human. Stop trying to save me... I'm beyond that." - Samanya
((Closed)) Elizabella sat in the building, smoking a cigarette despite the fact they said no, and that she had been told it caused cancer. It was quiet, but she didn't like it. Not like she had a choice, unfortunately. Hearing gun shots, she involuntarily gasped. She stood quickly, frowning as the door opened.
effy undergarments . Effy Stonem Style @unbeast
"Effy" Kaya Scodelario
Looove Effy Stonem. (Kaya scodelario)


text:
This RV is located at our GALLOWAY TWP location, 920 West White Horse Pike, Egg Harbor City, NJ!
Coachmen has a proud history of
quality and value since 1964…a brand that you can trust! Coachmen Catalina is
one of the hottest products on the market with a clear and simple focus…great
product, great price, and great value! You will love the spacious rear kitchen layout and roomy living area in this new 2016
Catalina 283RKS Legacy Edition. The Customer
Premier Package includes an upgraded 6 Gal. Gas/Elec DSI Water Heater,
Metal Drawer Guides in Kitchen, Radial Tires, Super Lube Axles, ABS Tub/Shower
Surround, 20 lb. LP Bottles w/Cover, Double Door Fridge/Freezer, Decorative
Wall Border in Kitchen, Microwave, Aluminum Fender Skirts, Bedspread, (4)
Stabilizer Jacks, Water Heater By-Pass Winterization Kit, TV Antenna w/Cable
and Satellite Ready. The Legacy Edition Package adds upgrades such
as Legacy Edition Graphics, 32" Flat Screen TV with Swing Arm TV Bracket,Power Electric Awning with LED Light, Power Tongue Jack, Multi Media
Sound System with AM/FM/CD/DVD, Stainless Steel Range with Oven, Skylight above
Tub/Shower, Front Diamond Plate, More Wattage for your Cottage "4"
Outside Speakers w/ TV bracket, Outside Shower, Rear View Wireless Camera
System Prep and Solar Power Prep. This Stock #FR1740 also includes the 13.5 BTU Central Ducted A/C, Heated/Enclosed Underbelly, Kitchen Sink Covers, Tri-Fold Hide-a-Bed Sofa, Range Cover, Freestanding Dining Table with Chairs, and Spare Tire w/Carrier
& Cover options. Catalina Legacy Edition is built to top quality standards,
is TRA Gold Level Green certified, and includes One-year Coach-Net Roadside
Assistance at no additional charge. Isn't it time you got the quality, space,
storage, comfort, and style you want in your camper? Catalina's advantages are
significant, its quality leading, and its value unparalleled. Let it lead the
way to the great outdoors for you and your family! $29,419. MSRP. *Special Sale $20,674!*
920 W. White Horse Pike (Rt. 30)
Egg Harbor City, New Jersey 08215609-404-1717 Request More Info
920 W. White Horse Pike (Rt. 30)
Egg Harbor City, New Jersey 08215
Phone: 609-404-1717
Fax: 609-404-0413
New 2017 Coachmen Catalina 333BHTS CK Legacy Bunkhouse Triple Slide$36,836.00
New 2017 Coachmen Catalina 243RBS Legacy Front Queen Sofa/Dinette SlideContact Seller
New 2017 Coachmen Catalina 293RBKS Legacy Rear Bath Double SlideContact Seller
New 2017 Coachmen Catalina 333RETS Legacy Ed. Rear Entertainment Triple SlideContact Seller
New 2017 Coachmen Catalina Legacy 273DBS 2-BdRM Slide with DBL Bed BunksContact Seller
New 2017 Coachmen Catalina 301BHSCK SBX 2-BdRM Slide w/Bunk-Dinette-Loft BedContact Seller
New 2016 Coachmen Catalina SBX 321BHDS CK 2-BdRM 2-Slides Ext Kitchen$21,789.00
New 2017 Coachmen Catalina 221TBS SBX 2-BdRM Slide w/Triple Bunks, Queen BedContact Seller


text:
W New York, New York
- Free WiFi in lobby
Main amenities
- 696 guestrooms
- Restaurant and 2 bars/lounges
- Full-service spa
- 24-hour fitness center
- Valet parking
- Business center
- Childcare
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Front desk safe
What's around
- In Midtown
- Chrysler Building (0.3 mi / 0.6 km)
- Rockefeller Center (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
- Grand Central Terminal (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Bloomingdale's (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- St. Patrick's Cathedral (0.3 mi / 0.6 km)
W New York, New Yorkfrom $113
- Cozy Room
- Wonderful Room- 1 Queen
- Fantastic Suite, 1 Queen Bed
- Spectacular Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Mega Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Wonderful Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Wonderful Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Spectacular Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Spectacular Room
- Fantastic Suite
- Cozy Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Cozy Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Mega Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Cozy Room
- Fantastic Suite, 1 Queen Bed
More great choices
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 696 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 18 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-2:00 AM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- One child (17 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms *
- Valet parking *
Nearby Four Star New York hotels
In the hotel
- 2 bars/lounges
- Restaurant
- 24-hour room service
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Business center
- Meeting rooms 6
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Bathrobes
- Iron/ironing board
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Turndown service
- Premium bedding
- Pillowtop mattress
- Private bathroom
- Rainfall showerhead
- Shower only
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Top New York hotels
Recently reviewed hotels in New York
- Hotel BelleclaireFrom
"Beds super comfy and sheets crisp and clean. Excellent shower. Rooms are badly organized so feel cramped. Our beds were so far apart that you could not reach the light on…"Jan 17, 2017
- Inn at JerichoFrom
"The rooms are very clean and modern. On the left of the hotel you got a KFC and a McDonald's (24 hours) on the right. Also about every fast food place there is are within walking…"Jan 17, 2017
- The Manhattan at Times Square HotelFrom
"Had good experience in this hotel even though I stay only 2 nights. Easy to find place to go eat it's cool also cuz they have a vending machine and plus they had good breakfast. "Jan 17, 2017
- The Plaza HotelFrom
"I had the absolute pleasure of staying in The Plaza from the Jan 10th until the 16th January this year, what an amazing and unforgettable experience!! Words cannot describe how…"Jan 17, 2017
Nearby hotels
Also popular with travelers from the USA
Special features
Located over two peaceful floors, Bliss 49 Spa in NYC is a hip haven for rejuvenation and relaxation at W New York. Voted 'Best Hotel Spa' in the 2005 in the Beauty issue by Allure editors, Bliss 49 spa is a tranquil retreat where you transcend into sensual bliss and decompress from your hectic lifestyle. Experience the W New York spa and escape from drama and stress.
Bliss 49 Spa NYC is a soulful sanctuary of sensual revitalization and rejuvenation. One of New York City's most sensational spas and wellness centers, Bliss 49 offers an extensive menu of massage treatments, body therapies, and skin and nail care that make you feel and look fresh and fabulous. Experience a sensual journey to enlightenment and discover your inner strength, balance and calm at W New York.
The 22,000 square foot Bliss 49 Spa in NYC features 9 massage and body treatment rooms, aromatic steam room, mani-pedi stations with personal headsets, flat-screen TVs and DVDs, personal steam showers, saunas, luxe men's and women's locker rooms, and a retail boutique. Get refreshed by the cascading waters of our showers, with grass-print tiles inspired by nature. Enhancing your NYC spa experience, Bliss offers an array of sublime services and seductive surprises including cheese and a legendary brownie buffet.
For a blast of bliss, W New York guests can enjoy BIP (Bliss Important Person) status and priority booking for spontaneous heaven. Add a 20% savings off Bliss and Remède products at the Bliss 49 Spa Store for a fabulous NYC spa experience. View the spa services to imagine your spa-values journey at Bliss 49 Spa.
Hours: 8am-10pm, 7days a week!
Bliss 49 Spa... Heaven in NYC
Massage Services
Massage Treatments - Experience the aah-inducing massage treatments that soothe and relax your body and spirit. From deep-tissue sports massage to 105 minutes of Blissage, Bliss 49 Spa offers a complete menu of blissful muscle-melting massage treatments that take you on a journey to spiritual and sensual nirvana.
Body Treatments - Indulge in a body-and-mind-unwinding selection of rubs, scrubs, wraps, peels and buffs that enhance holistic massage therapies. The sensual body treatments are designed to cleanse, soften, and smooth and revitalize your body and skin, while promoting health, balance, wellbeing and anti-aging.
Salon Services
Waxing - Enjoy painless and professional waxing to remove unwanted hair from your body. Get smooth and sexy from your brow to your bikini!
Skin Care Services
Skin Care & Facials - Face up to pure pleasure with one of the healing facial and skin treatments. Enjoy facials that cleanse and caress, reduce stress and aging, and give your skin a gorgeous glow. Feel vibrant, alive and beautiful.
Nail Care - Treat your hands and toes to the ultimate manicures and pedicures in the awesome Mani-pedi stations featuring with personal headsets, DVDs and flatscreen TVs so you can zone out and get pampered and polished. The deluxe nail care services include sensory manicures, pedicures, and soothing hand treatments for your hands-on lifestyle.
W New York, New York's small print
Also known as
- New York W
- Hotel W New York
- W Hotel New York
- W New York
- w Hotel New York City
- w Hotel Nyc
- w Hotel Times Square
- w New York - Times Square Hotel New York City
- w New York City
- w Times Square
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
Pet deposit: USD 100 Non Refundable per stay
Optional extras
Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge of USD 150.00
Valet parking costs USD 65 per night
Rollaway beds are available for USD 25.00 per night
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 25 per pet, per night
WiFi is available in guestrooms for USD 14.95 per night (rates may vary)
High-speed Internet access (wired) is available in guestrooms for USD 14.95 per night (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.9 /5 from 851 reviews
I had a great time at the W! Very clean and the staff were friendly. The only downside was that there always seemed to be a line at the check in table. Both when I checked in and checked out, there was a long line of guests.
Eh, you get what you pay for, and they were having a sale. The property just felt as though it needed a renovation. The rooms were clean enough, but the paint was chipping, the bathroom door was warped, and the shower drain was very rusty. That said, the service here was very strong. Staff are friendly and accommodating, and the bar and lounge areas are lively and fun.
The hotel has new decor on an old structure. Elevators are small and slow, room temperature hard to control, and when the heat comes on it is as if are standing in the middle of a wind tunnel --- loud, and harsh. If it had not been for the stellar front desk personnel, I would have given this hotel a lower rating.
I have stayed in this hotel 4 times as it is really central to everything
Doesn't justify the cost. W is depending on their name a lot. We had to change 3 rooms before finding a semi-decent one. Extremely small rooms, with beat up furniture. The manager was attentive though; after talking to the front-desk personnel to change the first room, we talked with the manager for the second room change. She was polite and helpful.
Is the description of this hotel not correct? Tell us


text:
Researchers Study the Biomechanics of Collection
In passage, the researchers noted decreased phase-shifts between horse and rider movements—in other words the rider was more "in sync" with the horse—probably indicating the rider used the seat actively.
Photo: Hippo Foto/Dirk Caremans/FEI
We talk a lot about collection in riding, but what is collection, exactly? And how do our horses achieve it?
This almost mystical concept conjures different ideas from different riders and trainers across the globe, but new biomechanical research in Sweden is shedding light on this mystery. By studying the precise, detailed movements (the kinematics) of both horse and rider in three trotting gaits on a treadmill, researchers have gained a better understanding of exactly what's going on during collection, and how horses and riders physically interact with each other.
Such a study could show whether riders are actually doing what they (and their instructors) think they're doing, and could also help trainers be more precise in their explanations, said Anna Byström, a PhD candidate at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences' Institute for Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry, in Uppsala. It can also help define what collection actually is, she added.
Byström and colleagues analyzed the three-dimensional movements of seven high-level dressage horse/rider teams in three gaits: collected trot (in three speeds), free trot (performed on a loose-rein), and passage. The horses and riders, equipped with reflective markers, performed on a high-speed treadmill in a laboratory.
In passage, the rider's pelvis tilted forward ("tucked in" towards the front of the saddle) and the rider's back was more rounded than in collected trot, Byström said. In passage the researchers also noted decreased phase-shifts between horse and rider movements—in other words the rider was more "in sync" with the horse—probably indicating that the rider "used the seat more actively," she said. On loose reins the rider leaned more forward, and the rider's pelvis was tilted back more, compared to collected trot, and revealed the greatest back arch among all the gaits tested.
While it could be that the rider is reacting to the horse's movements, changes in the rider's position do not seem to correlate with the horse, Byström said. These are probably intentional movements meant to communicate with the horse or even encourage him, through biomechanics, to adjust his balance under the rider's shifting weight, she said.
"Since horses, just as humans and other animals, have a natural strive to remain in balance, I believe that horses are innately responsive to weight aids," she said. "But since collection is a 'schooled' form of slow movement, there is of course also an aspect of trained response."
Byström's work has also helped clarify what definitions should be seen as physical and which ones as "metaphorical," she said—meaning the movement is not real but only an impression. "For example, the FEI (Fédération Equestre Internationale) rules states that the passage is characterized by a more accentuated flexion of the knees and hocks and a prolonged suspension," she said. "But our kinematic study could only confirm the first statement; suspension duration was unchanged compared to collected trot. Thus, 'a prolonged suspension' must be interpreted as the impression the horse should give to an observer, rather than a factual kinematic description."
The results can also give riders a better understanding of the timing of their seat cues, she added. "When we measured the rider's movements at the trot, we could conclude that if the increased muscle tension (to ask for a half-halt) is to have the right effect, then it must be applied during the first half of stance, to counteract the lumbar back extension and cranial rotation of the pelvis that occurs as the rider moves downwards relative to the horse," she said. "If the same muscle action is applied during the second half of the stance, when the rider is moving out of the saddle, it's unlikely to affect the pressure under the seat bones."
Overall, her work showed that while horses and riders often appear to move in harmony, riders purposefully create differences in synchronicity with the horse's gait to achieve certain outcomes.
"I believe, though, that the synchronicity is influenced as a consequence of the rider being more or less active," she added. "It's not an aim that the rider has in mind, or at least the rider wouldn't use that word to describe it."
The detailed results give insight into how high-level riders get their horses to take up certain movements, and also how they maintain those actions, said Byström.
"I hope that our studies, and future research in the same field, will be of value for riders and trainers in making riding instructions more detailed and understandable, to complement (but not replace) the traditional, experience-based teaching approaches," she said.
The study, "Differences in rider movement pattern between different degrees of collection at the trot in high-level dressage horses ridden on a treadmill," was published in Human Movement Science.
About the Author
Christa Lesté-Lasserre, MA
Christa Lesté-Lasserre is a freelance writer based in France. A native of Dallas, Texas, Lesté-Lasserre grew up riding Quarter Horses, Appaloosas, and Shetland Ponies. She holds a master's degree in English, specializing in creative writing, from the University of Mississippi in Oxford and earned a bachelor's in journalism and creative writing with a minor in sciences from Baylor University in Waco, Texas. She currently keeps her two Trakehners at home near Paris. Follow Lesté-Lasserre on Twitter @christalestelas.
Related Content
Veterinary Ethics (AAEP Convention 2012)
Bone Fragility Syndrome
Could Horses' Neck Postures Indicate Back Pain?
'Learning Theory' to Improve Veterinarian Safety
Diagnosing Equine Neck Conditions
Laminitis Research Project Inclusion Criteria Expanded
Researchers Seeking Horse Owner Help in Laminitis Study
Muscle Problems Can Cause Poor Equine Performance
Electrolyte Use in Performance Horses
Horse Gaits: Sound Doesn't Equal Symmetrical
POLL: Colic Surgery


text: Natural, wide grained sitka spruce top, mahogany back and sides, crack free, fresh neck reset and refret so plays great, original pickguard reglued, Grover tuners, beautiful dark rosewood fingerboard with style 18 dot inlays, 5 layers of top binding, 9 layers in the rosette, tremendously loud tone for its size. Comes with a non original hard case. $2999


text:
Hemel Hempstead
Broadfield Primary School
Windmill Road, Hemel Hempstead, HP2 4BX
01923 869 275
£17 per week
22-Jun-13 to 22-Jun-15
Sat, 10am-1pm
6 years to Teenagers
Hemel Hempstead Theatretrain provides professional teaching in Drama, Dance & Singing for children aged 6 - 18 years!
Our classes run from 10am-1pm every Saturday morning and focus on building confidence whilst developing skills in all aspects of the performing arts. Hemel Hempstead Theatretrain has a fantastic reputation for its high quality of teaching, friendly atmosphere and passionate approach.
All Theatretrain children appear in a West End or local production every year. (Previous performances include the 02 Arena, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London Palladium and The Royal Albert Hall!)
Classes cost just £17 per week (£9 for siblings) and all new students are invited to attend a FREE WEEK'S TRIAL.
Times and prices are subject to change. Contact venue before setting out.
Please login first.


text: The ultimate in luxury, soft merino wool clothing, the Icebreaker Black Sheep collection is made from the finest fibers to create a beautifully soft and lightweight line. Comfortable enough to wear day or night, our long-sleeved tops and sweaters are perfect for every activity – whether at the office or sitting by the campfire. Because the Icebreaker Black Sheep line is crafted from our softest and finest merino fibers it is ideal for the modern traveler due to its low bulk and ability to fold small. The perfect night time camping wear, this comfortable clothing collection can be layered over some of our simple base layers or worn on its own. The beautifully soft merino wool finds the perfect balance between ultimate style and luxurious comfort. Be sure to check out our other collections, like Icebreaker GT for active wear for high intensity sports, or RealFLEECE® for lightweight jackets and tops. With the Icebreaker Black Sheep collection, you'll experience the ultimate in comfort and style.


text:
More Videos...
SAAB 9-5 Aero 2002 250hp on the road, LPG
Volvo S60R AWD 300HP vs Saab 9-5 Aero Abbott 300HP 80-250+ Acceleration
Saab launches with traction control on but S60R naturally launches much better with the help of AWD. With better torque and less power loss on the wheels ...
Saab 9-5 Aero 0-100
2003 saab acceleration.
Saab 9-5 Aero Acceleration 250hp Stock Turkey Autobahn


text:
How Are Health Laws Making Tax Day More Complicated For SomeFrom understanding the 2015 tax penalties for not carrying health insurance to learning about exemptions, here is what tax payers need to know about the Affordable Health Care Act and their taxes.
The Obamas Call On Moms To Talk To Their Adult Children About Affordable Health CareMoms on a mission. President Barack Obama is asking parents, especially moms, to talk to their 20-something children about Affordable Health Care.
Gov. O'Malley Says The State's Affordable Health Care Web Site Is Now FunctionalGov. Martin O'Malley declares the state's health care exchange "functional," a huge step up from the admitted "big mess" that it was on Oct. 1.
5 Ways To Buy Health Insurance Without A Government ExchangeIf you are not assured by promises of a highly secure government exchange to buy health insurance, skip it.
Mayor Urging Baltimoreans Without Insurance To Sign Up For ObamacareWhile glitches continue on the Obamacare website, Marylanders are urged not to give up.


text:
The Berkshire Hathaway-owned Class I freight railroad will pay $50,000 in civil penalties related to a March 2015 crude oil train derailment in Galena, Ill., according to a statement from Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan.
Additional shippers and logistics companies have expressed support on a call for the Federal Maritime Commission to provide guidelines on detention and demurrage charges.
Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) is putting its restructuring plans on a shareholders' meeting agenda for Feb. 27, but HHI workers plan to strike from Feb. 22-27 in attempts to block the meeting.
Registration takes less than 1 minute.
Forwarders and NVOs are accustomed to adapting to complex markets and new competitors, but is this time different?
Japan's three largest ocean carriers said Monday in Tokyo they will merge their container operations in mid-2017 to form what would be the sixth largest line, continuing a recent trend of industry consolidation.
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission has received 33 ocean transportation intermediary license applications and changes for review.


text:
We've collected a list of informational links on community gardening and local food. It's not all-inclusive, so if you have other sites you'd like to recommend, email us via the Contacts tab above. If you notice a problem with a URL link or out of date web address, please let us know.
You'll find information on the following topics below:
City of Anacortes webpage - Anacortes Community Gardens
Download forms (application and "rules") and latest newsletter (also available on News tab above)
American Community Garden Association (ACGA) and ACGA Resources. Our ACGA listings:
Garden photos by local photographer Dana Styber & her professional Web site
To find information about other community gardens in our area, click the Find a Garden tab above.
Skagit County Community Action Agency provides assistance to help the nearly one quarter of Skagit County residents who lack food security. Their Food and Nutrition program provides online resources to help Skagit County residents alleviate hunger. Two of their programs to reduce hunger in Skagit County are:
Slow Food is an educational organization that supports sustainable agriculture, local food production, heritage foods and the pleasures of the table. We promote good, clean, fair food for everyone.
Slow Food Skagit River Salish Sea was formed by a small group of friends who felt that the time had come to bring this international organization home to our community. In our application to Slow Food USA, we wrote, "We are so lucky. We have rich, fertile land and sea. We have historical, local food traditions, from Natives, immigrants and settlers. We have Slow Food minded food producers and educated food consumers. And, we have a population comfortable with the pace and seasons of life. Slow Food belongs here." Visit us our Web site or our Facebook page.
Viva Farms is a joint venture of WSU Extension & GrowFood.org, that is offering a new community supported agriculture program called Local Choice CSA Food Box. The CSA program will be delivering fresh produce from local Viva Farms gardens to locations in Skagit County.


text:
Click on Thumbnails to see full size images.
Please note that over time links change or are no longer online. This is known as link rot or
link decay.
As such, links may appear that were valid originally, but no longer are.
Images that the Drudge Report links to often expire
after several weeks, consequently we usually only display the original link, not the images
after serveral weeks. You can still click on the link to see if the original image is still available.
DrudgeReportArchive.com © 2017 [DMCA]
CT Inc.
Tag cloud phrases:benefiting hard bin laden blast bin earned brand europe hungary hard earned hungary seals laden shooter navy seals opens europe route opens seals blast seals border seals setback seals told setback somalia shooter going shooter seals spilling secrets told stop


text:
Tough work with people
Once again the private-sector bosses complain about sickness absence levels in the public service sector ("Sickies cost the country £2.5bn a year", 7 June). What they can't acknowledge is that while stress is present in the private sector, it is many more times intense in the public sector.
Working with human beings who are in stress themselves, as most workers in health and social services do, is a lot more stressful than working with things, which is what the private sector does, on the whole.
Manipulating figures on a computer, as finance workers do, doesn't have an emotional charge; dealing with frantic people in an A and E does. This summer the carefree financial sector will enjoy relaxing holidays abroad, courtesy of all the public's cash that has been shovelled their way recently, following the disaster they have inflicted on us. We in the public sector will be even more stressed as we try to contain the fall-out of the finance sector's reckless behaviour; redoubling our efforts to work with the consequent rising levels, among the people we serve, of homelessness, domestic violence, abuse of children, unemployment and personal debt crisis.
Incredibly, given the stress we are exposed to, our sickness levels will not be significantly different from those in the private sector. That's dedication.
John Stothard, Ringmer, East Sussex
Share the pain, keep the gain
I keep hearing that those who work in public service should "share the pain", but when did it ever work the other way round? I don't recall ever hearing captains of industry say, "We've had an excellent year. Turnover and profits have increased, and our top executives are receiving big bonuses. It is therefore only fair that public-sector workers, who have no opportunity to make profits and earn bonuses, should be given a generous pay rise too." Why is the pain to be shared, when the gain never was?
One reason that so many jobs have been lost and hours cut in private industry is that the recession has caused a reduction in demand for the goods and services they provide. In the public sector, however, the recession has increased workloads in many areas: the stresses and hardships experienced by many people has increased health problems and financial difficulties, causing them to turn to the NHS and the benefits system for support.
Services for the unemployed, the homeless and those with mortgage or rent arrears are facing extra demands, causing further knock-on problems in homes and schools. All this creates extra work in the public sector.
As for the salaries and pensions paid in the public sector: when I hear that the senior executives of Tesco or HBOS, or the top football managers, are prepared to work for a similar salary and benefits to those of senior managers in the civil service, local government, the armed forces or the NHS, I'll begin to feel that the load is at last being more evenly spread across all levels of society.
Marjorie Clarke, Stoke Gabriel, Devon
Back to the age of Thatcher
There are no surprises in the report "Osborne's bombshell : Chancellor declares war on middle class welfare" (9 June ). Next on his hit-list will be the already poor and underprivileged.
Before he starts hitting these people he should first make the rich pay their fair share of the tax bill, then cut his own wages and those of other MPs.
Margaret Thatcher is written all over these plans. This is the way she worked when she was Prime Minister, pandering to the rich and allowing the poor to sink deeper and deeper into poverty. Anyone north of Watford Gap will recognise this pattern.
I hope the people who voted these harbingers of doom back into Westminster are proud of what they have done.
Anne Beirne, Newcastle-under-Lyme Staffordshire
I do rather think Gordon Brown is not wholly responsible for the mess we're in, and that the bankers might just have something to do with it.
Is it not more like this? A quarter of the excess public debt is Brown's fault – too much public spending from the fool's gold of dodgy economic growth; a quarter is bailing out the banks; a quarter is a result of reduced tax revenues from a 5 per cent reduction in GNP following the credit crunch; and a quarter arises from increased public spending on benefits, also as a result of the credit crunch.
Perhaps we also ought to focus on that dodgy Thatcher/New Labour economic growth: deregulated; short-term; obsessed by price and cost-cutting; using low-wage labour, female or immigrant or dependent also on benefits; growing the female workforce by subsidised nursery provision; with low public and private infrastructure investment, industrial decline, non-value-adding financial products and an Everest of private debt – all driven by macho-managers and PR experts.
Perhaps we ought to wake up to the end of Thatcherism and Reaganomics.
Philip Morgan, Winchester
Dr Satish Desai (letter, 9 June) claims that the previous Labour government should be absolved from blame for the forthcoming cuts in public expenditure. His argument is that the economy is currently so weak that it would be dangerous to introduce cuts at this time.
What is missing from his letter is any serious attempt to consider why the recent increase in government indebtedness is so much greater in the UK than in other Western European countries. The main reason is that the Labour government stupidly allowed the deficit to increase rapidly during the boom years preceding the credit crunch. Indeed, about half of the increased indebtedness stems from this rather than global factors.
In sum, it is only fair to attach a considerable amount of blame to the Labour government for the cuts. It spent 10 profligate years failing to control public expenditure and we will all spend the next 10 years paying the consequences of that profligacy.
Michael W Eysenck, London SW20
I wonder how many pensioners like us would be quite prepared voluntarily to return their annual £250 fuel allowance while the country fights its way through the debt mountain? We currently put ours towards a ski holiday.
So, Mr Osborne, how are you going to make it easy for pensioners like us to return our winter fuel allowance without a behemoth of civil servants to administer the return of the cash? Don't make it means-tested – that just increases administrative costs and penalises those who do need the money. Just rely on the goodwill of public-spirited pensioners.
Martin Gebbett, Maggie Gebbett, Chislehurst, Kent
Didn't we once elect MPs and then pay them to make decisions? Blair told us all what he thought we wanted to hear. Now Cameron and his sidekick want us to decide what cuts should be made to solve the country's problems (which are "not our fault, guv").
Message to Dave and Nick: You wanted the job, you got the job – now do what you are being well paid for and get on with it.
We all recognise a PR ploy to make us think we helped decide what they will actually decide.
Derek Metson, Brightlingsea, Essex
Oil spill blame spread wide
Bruce Anderson makes several errors in his article "Obama, not BP, is the villain of this piece" (7 June).
He clams that only two years after the 1991 oil spills in the first Gulf war, the Persian Gulf had returned to normal. Dr Hans-Jörg Barth, a German geographer, states in a 2001 research report: "Several coastal areas still show significant oil impact and in some places no recovery at all". Further, the depth of the oil spills in the Persian and Mexican Gulfs are different by several thousand feet. Much of the Mexican Gulf oil spill is in sub-surface plumes; the 1991 oil spill was mainly on the surface. The two are quite dissimilar, and the Mexican Gulf spill is far more damaging.
Mr Anderson also claims that "oil is organic and as such biodegradable". Just because something is "organic" does not mean that it is biodegradable. Perhaps he can name a sea organism which metabolises crude oil with no toxic by-products? Benzine compounds are known carcinogens; other constituents are poisons of varying toxicity to sea and land creatures.
He claims the oil industry is obsessed with safety, deducing that President Obama is wrong to impose a moratorium on deep-sea drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. If, despite their obsession with safety, and "no evidence of wrongdoing by BP", such a disaster has occurred, it is clear that the oil companies are operating at unacceptable risk.
I doubt Mr Anderson will be taking his holidays swimming in the Mexican Gulf any time soon. The fish, shrimps, birds, turtles, other wildlife have no choice.
Peter Slessenger, Reading
After reading Bruce Anderson's claim that "all the major oil companies – including BP – are obsessed with safety" while "Greenpeace ... would like to deny mankind the energy resources on which civilisation depends" I was reminded of Groucho Marx's line: "Who ya gonna believe, me or your own eyes?"
On the day Mr Anderson's column appeared, oil continued to gush from BP's fractured well, while Greenpeace published a 40-year global blueprint for developing a hi-tech clean energy infrastructure capable of powering the world without exacerbating climate change. One could accuse Greenpeace of being obsessed with the safety of our climate system, while oil-addicted companies like BP would like to deny mankind the energy alternatives on which our civilisation depends.
Graham Thompson, Greenpeace UK, London N1
Probably as a result of a series of human errors an uncontrollable oil spillage occurred. There were victims, so there must be a crime, ergo a guilty party. BP and Mr Hayward were chosen.
Mr Hayward has taken a decisive leader's role which has inevitably led him to be, in his own words, a lightning rod.
Bruce Anderson rightly confirms that oil is biodegradable and BP has made a good decision to provide £350m to fund a 10-year independent research project which will include a study of the effects of oil pollution in the sea.
Nature can accommodate these one-off attacks as it has before. It is the perpetual onslaughts that need correcting. We need a dramatic crime and an identifiable villain – not millions of motorists each making excuses and claiming that they are the victims.
Terry Pugh, Baildon, West Yorkshire
I'm becoming increasingly sick of the US hypocrisy over the Gulf oil spill. Here we have the USA, the world's greatest per capita polluter, which, in its unrelenting quest to feed an insatiable appetite for oil, has allowed the Texas-based company Transocean, in association with Halliburton, the US oil services giant, using a US-designed and operated rig, to drill in ever more risky locations with inevitable results.
How convenient that the lease on the Gulf site is owned by British Petroleum. It must be so much easier to blame the Brits than your own kith and kin.
Martin McGlone, London SE3
Since President Obama has decreed that BP must compensate the residents of the American Gulf coast to their last gold cufflink, will he ensure that Union Carbide do the same for the residents of Bhopal?
Richard Parry, Appleby, Cumbria
While not wishing them to be kicked when down, purely commercial companies involved in recent events evoke the need for a law restricting the appellation "British" to concerns that have formal, evident and current government or national links.
British Petroleum has not brought lustre to the nation, nor has British Airways. Those of us Britons not of UK origin (I am South African) may have stronger feelings on this matter than more laissez-faire natives.
David Rosseinsky, Exeter
We shoot game, not people
Penny Little (letter, 9 June) presents the familiar knee-jerk reaction familiar to all game-shooting enthusiasts, linking the shooting of game with the mentally disturbed actions of a killer who targets his fellow human beings.
She also describes herself as "an active campaigner", and presents the usual account of her sufferings at the hands of these foul-mouthed adherents of mediaeval barbarity.
As an originally disinterested observer of both hunt and shoot, I have witnessed "activists" abusing, threatening, provoking and assaulting hunt and shoot followers, and generally exhibiting all the symptoms of football hooligans on an away-day.
To compare the average game-shooting enthusiast to a gun-nut is about as relevant as saying everyone who drives a car is a hit-and-run maniac just waiting to explode.
Christopher Dawes, London W11
Steve Ford (letter, 9 June) can dispense with his guns, lurchers and ferrets to keep rabbits down. He should get a cat or two.
Rabbits did untold damage to my vegetables until we adopted a family of half-a-dozen feral cats. Since these splendid animals arrived we have not seen a rabbit or a rat, the pigeons do not settle for long and the drop in mouse numbers seems to have done wonders for the bumble-bee population.
Andrew Johnson, Haskayne, Lancashire
Lockerbie debate in the theatre
We acknowledge the concern of some relatives of the bombing's victims about Nottingham Playhouse's new play The Families of Lockerbie (report, 7 June), but we have not set out to sensationalise or offend.
This is an important story and one that time has not resolved. We see theatre as an important medium for engaging with debates that feature large in people's lives, and the Lockerbie case is of universal concern.
This piece is very deliberately not about identifiable families but about a range of reactions to the same series of events. Set at the specific moment of al-Megrahi's release last August, it is careful to draw only on matters of public record. It reflects different shades of opinion, but the families are shown united in grief and mutual support even where they differ in judgement.
We hope our play will express solidarity with all the families of Lockerbie in their continued search for justice and truth.
Michael Eaton, writer, Giles Croft, director, Nottingham Playhouse
Waste of time in prison
Phil Wheatley warns against the use of short-term prison sentences ("Former head of prisons: short sentences don't stop reoffending", 9 June), crucially pointing out that those on community sentences do better and are less likely to reoffend.
It is widely accepted that, apart from temporarily removing somebody from society, short-term custodial sentences are not able to address offending behaviour, do not provide rehabilitation and, in short, are a waste of money. Money we just don't have.
I hope that ministers listen to Phil Wheatley and make the most of this opportunity to make massive financial savings while making society safer by scrapping short-term prison sentences in favour of community programmes.
Frances Crook, Director, Howard League for Penal Reform, London N1
Jargon disorder
I read in my local newspaper recently of a condition in children known as "oppositional defiant disorder" – a new one on me. If my late father was alive, I have no doubt he would translate that to mean not doing as they were told. Is there no end to these long winded-titles they give to children when in fact their actions are nothing less than the result of lack of discipline at an early age?
Joan McTigue, Middlesbrough
Bad credit
These credit rating agencies which are now threatening to remove our AAA ratings would not perchance be the same ones that gave Lehmann Brothers, RBS, etc, etc their AAA ratings and so contributed to the mess that required the Government to increase its borrowing to rescue them so that the credit rating agencies are now threatening ... Are they pulling our legs?
Tom Simpson, Bristol
Send Letters by email to email@example.com or by post to: Letters to the Editor, The Independent, 2 Derry Street, London W8 5HF BY fax to: 020 7005 2399 Please include your street address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited.
- More about:
- Energy
- Loans And Lending Market
- Lockerbie
- Oil Spill


text:
The freelancing movement is picking up pace - and numbers! I've witnessed this in my personal experience, and I believe it won't be long before freelancers make up the majority … More
Recent Posts
Why Do We Work 8 Hours a Day?
Hi everyone. A quick post today on a topic that I feel strongly about. Have you ever stopped to think: Why Do We Work 8 Hours a Day? It's always struck me as strange that … More
Freelance Consulting Over the Holidays
One benefit of being in the rat race (a.k.a. having a 'regular' job) is that you get paid annual leave to take over the Christmas/New Year holidays, when most businesses shut their … More
How to be More Effective: Play to Your Strengths
Conventional wisdom says we should improve our weaknesses. Why, so we end up with slightly "less weak" weaknesses? Screw that, I say play to your strengths! We're all … More
Why You Should Consider Coworking
As a freelance consultant, you chose to work for yourself, but that doesn't mean you have to work by yourself. We all know it can be lonely as a freelance consultant, especially … More
Finding Work
Finding work (or rather the fear of not finding it) is probably the number one concern for most, especially new, freelance consultants. In fact, that fear is what stops a lot of … More


text:
Hacienda Montija
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Free parking
Photos of Hacienda Montija
Travelers also recommend:
- Restaurant
- Free parking
- Room service
TripAdvisor Reviews Hacienda Montija Huelva
Travel Blogs from Huelva
Friday San Antonio
... here as am I because there is much more English spoken and written without loosing the feel of it being Portugal. We are so British, we did not have egg and chips for lunch though we had sardines and tuna and they were good. Look at the picture of the boat below its for those of you that like to hide in your garden shed bet you wish yours looked like ...
Thursday in Portugal
Not sure if this will work but I will continue to write daily updates and upload them when I have internet so you may get a few at once or not we will see if it works. We drove all day well From 11 till 5 which feels like all day. Suz is ...
Crappy Marina
After breakfast we went to the Marina Office to get the key for the Laundry, the woman pointed out it was across the other side of the complex - about a Km away. So we loaded up everything and walked round the other side and waited for the man with the key to arrive. Once there we realised we had no change for the machines, to be honest we thought it would be tokens and you would get them there so it was a ...
Spanish Ramblings
... line these tiny streets two and three stories high. Now and then you will find an opening in a wall or a door left ajar giving you the opportunity to peer inside at a beautifully sculptured private garden or court yard decorated with bright pots and, of course, geraniums.
A visit to the Alcazar in the heart of the old city is a fabulous way to while away the day. This Royal Palace was once a Moorish fort dating back to the 1300's and ...
1418. My Last Revisit in Spain
... about his future. His status in Spain is now legal, but he's a long ways from being able to get citizenship. "I hope to go to America--I have relatives there" He questions me on the best way to get there... He also wants to see his family in Mauritania, who he hasn't seen in a long time. I tell him about my overland trip from Morocco through Mauritania to Senegal--he's never gone that route, but has considered it... As I looked as his ...


text:
Indy RaceThursday, July 31st, 2008
Hi Everyone —
Indy was disappointing for a multitude of reasons. The most obvious was the tire problem. It was unfortunate. Hindsight is 20/20. More testing would have helped. I think they got fooled by the new car, somewhat. Last year, the tires wore a lot. As the race went on, the track rubbered-in with the old car. It didn't do that with the new car. If you think about the new car, it has a higher CG (center of gravity). That means the right side tires just take more abuse. The car leans over in the corner and wears the right side tires. We didn't see any problems with the left side tires. I think that is the reason why last year everything worked out. The old car shared the load amongst all four tires. This year, it used the right sides more and therefore, we had a problem.
I want to commend NASCAR, and really hope that the fans will line up behind me on this. You have to thank NASCAR. They managed and controlled the crisis as well as they possibly could. We ended up having a finish at the Brickyard that was one of the closest finishes ever. Carl Edwards had a real chance at beating Jimmie Johnson. When they started the race on Sunday, after watching practice and knowing all that was going on, I didn't think anyone would get within a straightaway of Jimmie Johnson. He was that strong!
I hate that the NAPA team had problems on Sunday. The car started off loose. Sam Hornish Jr. pinched me a little more than I expected. It was my fault because I am responsible for taking care of my car. I should have taken him into consideration and not assumed that he would have given me the room I was expecting when making a pass. I spun. Every now and again, a driver should be able to spin out and not get penalized. I didn't hit the wall. I had my NAPA Toyota under control. I thought we were going to be OK, and then Paul Menard ran over me.
I feel terrible that we lost one of our new gen-three cars. We had a really good practice on Saturday. We were 30th on the speed chart, but when you averaged all of the times, which is what the teams like to analyze, we ended up being 18th-fastest overall. I believe we could have improved on the car and I think we did improve on the NAPA Toyota. We should have had a competitive run. It was my fault for messing that up, so I will suck it up and learn from it. I hate that it happened, but I feel like we have taken another step forward at Michael Waltrip Racing with our new car. We will continue to get better.
I am really looking forward to this weekend. Last night I took Macy to the Jonas Brothers concert. Today, I am going up to Kingsport, Ontario, Canada for a NAPA appearance from 3 to 5 p.m. We are going up to the NAPA AUTO PARTS store to sign autographs and help promote the Nationwide race that is happening in Montreal, Canada on Saturday afternoon. The race is the NAPA AUTO PARTS 200. We are excited to have David Reutimann sporting the NAPA colors. He's in the No. 99 NAPA AUTO PARTS Toyota Camry, but it looks a little different since the words are in French. Last year the race was interesting with Robby Gordon and Marcos Ambrose. Hopefully, we can add Reutimann into that mix this year and have it be an all NAPA race weekend.
Enjoy this weekend's races! I sure will.


text:
Executive Creative Director: Mike O Sullivan
Art Director: Ant Hatton
Copywriter: Robbie Brammall
Photographer: Stephen Langdon
To the Point I like this. Way to go real clever!
"Don't ever believe that you are better than anybody and don't ever believe that anybody is better than you." A quote from my mother.
done: http://adsoftheworld.com/media/ambient/tops_supermarket_tops_net
this is just a reverse message.
The 5th comment on that page reads:
"Submitted by klaussnow on Sun, 2008-02-24 13:56.
then put a dolphin in there an Done! an ad for wwf"
hahaha. awesome.
Nice idea, but what i don't get: It's ok to exterminate the tuna, as long as you do not catch a dolphin?
Popular Reads
Clio Awards
Agency of the Year X Country Winners Showcase Creativity Defined by CultureRead More
Super Clio
McCann New York Wins 2017 Super Clio for a "Genius" National Geographic SpotRead More
Clio Awards
How Agency of the Year X Country Winners Find Inspiration In Global and Tech TrendsRead More
Agency Life
How Havas CCO Jason Peterson Became the Advertising King of InstagramRead More


text:
RSS feed for comments on this post.
The URI to TrackBack this entry is: http://www.gaypatriot.net/2012/11/01/independent-voters-dissatisfied-with-obama-think-county-is-on-wrong-track/trackback/
I am not an Independent but I think the economy is a huge motivator right now.
I think Romney proved he was capable and the floodgates opened.
I honestly think the vast majority of undecideds were wavering between Romney and not voting-I think most of them had already decided they couldn't pull the lever for Obama.
They were looking for confirmation that they could vote for Romney and he gave them that.
Comment by Just Me — November 1, 2012 @ 5:54 pm - November 1, 2012
It's turn out. Volunteer. Phonebank. Even if you are in a solid blue or solid red state, do it.
I'm doing it. (It's either that or thorazine on IV.)
Comment by Sarah — November 1, 2012 @ 8:50 pm - November 1, 2012
[...] Like many conservatives covering the race, Jay Cost considers the internals of the polls, focusing, as we have done, on the independent vote. He observes, that in the last thirty years, party identification has reached near parity, with independents increasingly tilting toward Romney (as per this post). [...]
Pingback by GayPatriot » Why Jay Cost does not take polls at face value — November 2, 2012 @ 12:36 pm - November 2, 2012
Line and paragraph breaks automatic, e-mail address never displayed, HTML allowed:
  <acronym title="">
      <q cite="">
0.137 Powered by Wordpress


text:
Style # 216551
Striped paneling at sides and lightweight, figure-enhancing fit make this bebe bodycon dress a total head-turner. Balance out its hot hue with a nude or black heel and a pair of statement earrings.
The "Caribbean Sea" hue is available exclusively online.
- 92% nylon, 8% spandex
- Center back to hem: 32" (81 cm)
- Lightweight fabric
- Machine wash according to care label
- Made in USA with imported materials
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Rated 0 out of 5
0-0 of 0


text:
Dismiss NoticeAre you a gamer? Come join us at GameNotOver.comIf you are a gamer, then GameNotOver is your new home! Whether you are a PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, mobile or web gamer, you will find other gamers to talk with on GameNotOver where you can get help, share reviews of the latest games and gaming technology or even wax nostalgic over the gaming days of old. Come join us and help us grow GameNotOver into a wonderful community for gamers!
Have The Dallas Cowboys Drafted Enough Defensive Linemen?
Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by waving monkey, Jun 25, 2014.
Page 3 of 3
Page 3 of 3


text:
- Visit
- Borrow
- Research
- Interact
- Calendar
- About
- Help
- Español
- Kids
- Teens
In brief
Great historical fiction with a murder mystery twist. I couldn't put it down!
Josie is a 17-year-old living in New Orleans in the 1950s. Her mother, who considers Josie more a mistake than a daughter, is a prostitute in the French Quarter. Despite her upbringing, Josie strives for bigger things and devises a plan to get out; her intelligence and determination make her dream of attending Smith College possible.
But there is a snag in her plan. Her mother's affiliation with New Orleans' seedy underbelly has put Josie right in the middle of a murder investigation.
From the author of Between Shades of Grey, this is a great story with a fascinating setting and a strong leading lady. I really enjoyed all the twists and turns of this book, and I wanted to be Josie's friend along the way. Once you get started, it's a hard book to put down!
I worked with kids and adults at the library from 2009-2016. I'm a mom, so you can find me reading board books, singing silly songs and wiping drool off my clothes. When I have some spare time, I enjoy reading and listening to audiobooks, doing yoga and cooking with my husband.
© 2008-2017 Worthington Libraries | Find yourself here.
Talk to a librarian: (614) 807-2626 | Library administration: (614) 807-2600


text:
I'm sorry, I'll read that again. Someday, maybe all newspapers will realise how easily they open themselves to the deadpan satirical smarts of The Onion, the new comedic craze sweeping the US, which presents itself as an earnest small-town newspaper while fulfilling its Flaubertian mission to blast stupidity, particularly journalistic stupidity, in every conceivable form.
Every week for the past three years, a new issue of The Onion has blasted off into cyberspace from a tatty little office in Madison, Wisconsin, turning what was once a quirky college rag into a national cult - the newspaper spoof to end all newspaper spoofs. No subject has escaped the attention of the editors, from the tireless efforts of think-tanks and academic researchers: "Midwest dicovered between east, west coasts" to up-to-the-minute analyses of diminishing standards in both politics and entertainment: "Gore vs Bush ... the same choice I have to face in selecting my pay-per-view movies every night!"
Now The Onion is hitting British shores, in the form of a full-length book entitled Our Dumb Century: 100 Years of Headlines from America's Finest News Source. Across the Atlantic, the book shot straight to the top of the best-seller list. While purporting to make fun of the events of our times, it sinks just as many barbs into the culture of celebrity and media-saturation, not to mention a few directed at us gullible readers.
The sinking of the Titanic ("World's biggest metaphor hits iceberg") is reported through the breathy language of a telegram from the rescue ship, the Carpathia: "Titanic struck by icy representation of nature's supremacy STOP Insufficient lifeboats due to pompous certainty in man's infallibility STOP Microcosm of larger society STOP".
And here is The Onion on the abdication of Edward VIII: "Meaningless figurehead abdicates meaningless role - world captivated by powerless monarch's decision to give up irrelevant position to marry divorcee". The headlines, and the fleshed-out stories, have a habit of creeping up on you unawares, no more than tickling you at first with their outrageous plausibility and their pleasingly off-kilter relationship to the real world.
The writers behind The Onion, most of them graduates of the University of Wisconsin who never left their college town, acknowledge influences as disparate as Monty Python and the chat-show host David Letterman. Mostly, though, their originality stems from the fact that they have remained true to their cock-eyed vision of the world.
The long-standing team of editor Scott Dikkers and publisher Peter Haise still works out of a cramped office stuffed with beanbags and dirty coffee cups, dreaming up headlines with a group of old friends who have evolved into professional colleagues. Although known locally since The Onion's inception in the late 1980s, their brand of goofy humour has taken off since they moved on to the internet in 1996. An estimated 1.5 million fans log on each week.
For the year 2000, The Onion predicts Jews and Arabs forging "a new era of peace", asks whether a rich white male could be the next US president, and prints a dramatic picture of the Christian right ascending to heaven. Oh, and Muhammad Ali delivers a killer punch to knock out Ronald Reagan in a nursing-home scuffle.
- More about:
- Graham Onions
- Onion
- University Of The Arts London
- Wisconsin


text:
Instagram Followers and likes
This project received 11 bids from talented freelancers with an average bid price of $4 USD / hour.Get free quotes for a project like this
Project Budget$2 - $8 USD / hour
Total Bids11
Project Description
I need Instagram Followers and likes . now i have 100 page total need 150k likes and followers . i can give u regular order but need low rate .
plz send me your price per 1000 followers and like
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:
Skip a few no-nos that may be sabotaging your sleep for deeper, more refreshing slumber, starting tonight.
By Christie Aschwanden
Like Us On ...
Read Whole Story
There are many factors that keep people up all night (small children, big deadlines, aches and pains, noisy neighbors), but none of those apply to you...
If you're looking for the perfect wedding gift for your friends, you might want to consider buying them a mattress.
In a recent survey conducted by...
Side. Stomach. Back. Fetal: Most people have a preferred sleeping position. But can the way you get shut-eye say something about your personality?
We've all heard that we should try to maintain a consistent sleep schedule for good sleep. But how many of us actually follow this advice?
Our spouses and children recognize the symptoms, even when they don't know the cause. They all agree: We need a good night's sleep!
Get top stories and blog posts emailed to me each day. Newsletters may offer personalized content or advertisements. Learn more.


text:
Collectible Perfumes
Limited edition capsule collections and lines developed specifically for the summer: perfumes become a collectible item. To meet your desire for a change or simply satisfy a caprice de beauté
Coming Soon.
Add comment
Last On Vogue
Vittoria Mentasti - Dead Sea
Vittoria Mentasti's Dead Sea takes us to a place where the sky and the sea are one
Kristin Prim and The Provocateur's letters
A chat with Kristin Prim, the founder of The Provocateur, the site that publishes letters written expressely by leading women addressing the whole female world. Vogue.it presents you an exclusive preview of the letter written by Dresden Dolls' Amanda Palmer
Fashion shows are changing: Burberry and all that's new on the runways
Menswear and womenswear collections will walk together and will be on sale right after the show. These are the news from Burberry but the evolution is generalized: runway shows are changing


text: James Nesbitt (Cold Feet) stars as Detective Tommy Murphy in this action-packed crime drama. Devastated by the death of his daughter at the hands of terrorists in Northern Ireland, Murphy is on suspension and falling apart... until his bosses make him an offer he cant refuse. Now hes working undercover in London, taking on the most dangerous cases offered to him. Hes a man with little left to lose...Pilot Episode - Murphys Law: A team of undertakers are moonlighting as diamond thieves - and the bodies are beginning to stack up. Murphy goes undercover to infiltrate the team and discovers a sinister connection with Japanese heroin dealers.Electric Bill: When Richard Mooney is arrested on suspicion of being Electric Bill, Londons most infamous kidnapper, Murphy and Annie are in a desperate race against time to locate his latest victim. Mooney isnt talking so Murphy goes undercover in prison to win his trust.Kiss and Tell: A beautiful serial killer is terrorising Londons business elite. Murphy goes undercover as a top financier and joins the same health club that the victims belonged to. Now he must date a number of beautiful and sophisticated women, each of whom might be the killer.Manic Munday: A top Irish snooker player is ordered to fix his next game - or die. Murphy and Annie go undercover to protect him - and uncover the sinister organisation behind the death threats.Reunion: A top member of an east end gang is murdered - and London looks set to be torn apart by a bloody gang war. Murphy infiltrates the ranks of a rival gang and sets about gathering evidence against its leader. But as time starts to run out, and as tension on the streets reaches boiling point, Murphy and Annie find themselves on the front line...Check stock and price


text:
In Heaven Underground: The Weissensee Jewish Cemetery
Documentary In Heaven Underground offers a history of Jewish life in Berlin as seen through Weissensee, "the largest active Jewish cemetery in Europe." We begin at the cemetery's founding in 1880, view monuments to Jews swept up in patriotic fervor and dying for the "Vaterland" in WWI, hear of spiking suicides during the Third Reich–era betrayal, then see the cemetery sinking into neglect when sealed away in East Germany—each period represented by someone who had visited Weissensee at the time or who has a relation from the period buried there. An emotionally instructive score adds sorrow onto sorrow, and playfulness where there is none, though what could enhance the mixture of tragedy and black humor shown by one interviewee who recounts the loss of his teenaged girlfriend to Auschwitz, then ruefully remembers, "There were no more Jewish girls to pick up"? At times, director Britta Wauer seems to be indulging every digression she can to breach feature length. Most interesting are the instances of official German contrition: soldiers laying headstones on unmarked graves, high-schoolers doing a printmaking project where they design themselves headstones marked with Stars of David. The film is flecked with moments of interest, though this decidedly minor and not particularly cinematographic affair is clearly best suited to television.
Get the Film & TV Newsletter
Stay up to date on the best new movies with our critics' latest reviews, interviews and trailers for the films coming to a theater near you each week.
In Case You Missed It
Popular Stories
Sponsor Content


text:
Model MRL-6 new generation, compact, waterproof data...
Hydra-Pulse SDI-12 Non-Contact Radar Level Sensor
Cable Fox Remote Control ADCP Positioning System
Non-Contact Portable Velocity Radar System
Model RP-30
Model iRIS350FX
The iRIS 350FX has been designed and...
Flying Fox Portable ADCP Towing...
Technical Resources
Product Manuals can be downloaded by going to the product page and opening the link for the manual on that page. From there you can read or print out your product manual.
Go to our Technical Support page where you can find FAQ's, Tools & Aid, Videos and Presentations that can help you better understand our equipment.
Or just contact us directly!!!
One of the country's leading suppliers of hydro-meteorological sensors, Hydrological Services America, has announced that their next generation Hydra-Pulse SDI-12 non-contact Radar Level Sensor has achieved FCC certification. Building on an already innovative technology the 'Hydra-Pulse' Radar Level Sensor raises the bar even further by offering 2mm accuracy and a measuring range of up to 230 feet above water. The new instrument can be used to measure water level in many applications and industries. Easy to install, compact and maintenance free, the Hydra-Pulse maintains its accuracy regardless of rain, humidity, dust or temperature and has a Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) of more than 50 years.read more... Water Management Technological Leap - Radar Discharge Measurement
Technology that can provide accurate real-time water data has many critical applications. From managing water usage, hydro-power generation, to warning communities of impending flooding, precise water data is vital to the protection of human life.
Breakthroughs in technology such as the Sommer RQ-30 Discharge Radar Sensor will become pivotal in the way we collect and analyze water data, empowering water managers to make more effective real-time decisions.
Hydrological Services Newsletter featuring some of their innovative equipment and instruments.read more... View All


text:
Izzi is a physics based puzzle shooter game where you have to feed the Izzi with blocks that are the same color as them, which is shown in an indicator near your cannon! You will control the cannon by aiming with the mouse and left-clicking to shoot. The farther your mouse is from the cannon, the stronger your shot. You need to eat a number of blocks before you can advance to the next level, and the level design will make you think where to shoot and how to aim to make sure that the Izzis get their stomachs filled
484 Users Played
full screen
Log-in to add a comment


text:
"Welcome to Our Home"
4:45 PM Sat, Apr 26, 2014
Venue: Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House
399 Lexington Road, Concord, Ma 01742, Concord, MA 01742Contact:
Aisling O'connor
0 people saved this
Your visit to Orchard House becomes a trip to the past as you have an interactive tour with an expert, authentically costumed guide portraying an Alcott family member or one of their famous friends. Hear fascinating anecdotes and learn first-hand about their lives and times. Space is limited; reservations & pre-payment strongly suggested. Phone 978.369.4118 x106 for information/reservations.
New England Patriots, For the Win!
The debate is over - Thomas Edward Patrick Brady Jr. is the greatest NFL quarterback...
Search All Listings Here.


text:
Dana Gas Drops as Debt Standstill Not Mentioned: Abu Dhabi Mover
Dana Gas PJSC (DANA) shares slumped the most in almost two years after the fuel producer failed to confirm whether it had reached a so-called standstill agreement with bondholders for $1 billion of sukuk due today.
The shares tumbled 8.9 percent, the biggest decline since January 2011, to 41 fils at the close in Abu Dhabi. The stock fell 2.4 percent this month after surging 11 percent in September. Dana Gas was the most traded by volume and the biggest decliner on Abu Dhabi's benchmark ADX General Index (ADSMI), which was little changed.
The Sharjah-based company said today it's in talks to reach a consensual solution to restructure the sukuk, without providing details. A person familiar with the talks, speaking on condition of anonymity, said yesterday Dana Gas reached a standstill accord this month, under which creditors make no effort to collect debt payments thereby preventing a default.
"Investors are disappointed with the way the management is handling things," said Nabil Farhat, a partner at Abu Dhabi- based brokerage Al Fajr Securities LLC. "First they issue an ambiguous press release that basically said nothing and second they neither confirmed nor denied" yesterday's comments, he said.
Political upheaval in Egypt and Iraq's Kurdish region, the gas producer's main sources of revenue, led to payment delays and squeezed Dana Gas' cash position. The company had $393 million of cash and investments at the end of June, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The stock, which lost 38 percent of its value last year, has declined 8.9 percent in 2012 compared with an 11 percent advance in the benchmark measure.
'Panic' Selling
A standstill agreement is "not as bad as it seems" for shareholders as the company probably won't face dilution, ING Investment Management said.
"The normal reaction to a standstill or anything close to default is to panic, dump and ask questions later," Fadi Al Said, Dubai-based senior investment manager at ING, said by e- mail today. "Dilution was something equity holders were fearing, and it doesn't look like it's happening."
Dilution implies downward pressure on a company's equity ratio, earnings per share, and book value per share when additional stock is issued even though income hasn't increased.
The agreement will be effective until one party decides to end it, the person said yesterday, asking not to be identified because the information is private. Bondholders and Dana Gas are close to reaching a final accord on new terms and payment to sukuk holders, if any, will be made thereafter, the person said.
Dana Gas' debt is secured against its Egyptian assets as well as Sajaa Gas Private Ltd. and United Gas Transmissions Co., part of a venture to supply Iranian gas to the United Arab Emirates that hasn't yet started. In case of a default, investors will have the right to stake a claim to these assets in an English court.
Five analysts recommend investors buy the shares of Dana Gas while two have a hold rating on the stock, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
To contact the reporter on this story: Zahra Hankir in Dubai at firstname.lastname@example.com
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Alaa Shahine at email@example.com


text:
"We were working... with Frank Sinatra. He was in the main room, and we were in the lounge. It was a real thrill to meet and actually become friends with people like Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Dean Martin. They were all working the Sands at that time... and Bill and I became... well, not close friends, but at least acquaintances where they knew us by name, and most of them just called us the righteous boys."
Related quotes
"It's a unique bar. The room was originally a 1910 train station passenger lounge, and it's got a 35-foot-high dome, all done in the original architecture. The bar will seat 22 and is an 8-by-16-foot rectangle that sits directly under the dome."
"It was absolute chaos. I was scared that they didn't lock the door between the lounge and the bar. Well, we got down there and found the door, but that's about all we found."


text:
Log Out
Our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy have changed. We think you'll like them better this way.
We will look at what energy psychology is, the history of energy psychology and what it can be used for.
It is a very simple and at the same time multifaceted technique for reducing or eliminating undesired behaviors, symptoms and/or emotional states that works quickly and where "talk therapy" alone often fails.
Case examples will be given and listeners will learn the basics of energy psychology and have the opportunity to try it.
Sorry we couldn't complete your registration. Please try again.
Please enter your email to finish creating your account.
Receive a personalized list of podcasts based on your preferences.


text:
Would this be a good hot day activity?
Would this be a good cold day activity?
Does this attraction require above average amounts of physical activity (long walks, climbs, stairs or hikes)?
Does this attraction have good scenic or skyline views?
Is this attraction pet friendly?
Is this an outdoor attraction or activity?
Is a car required to access this attraction?
Is this attraction free to the public?
Would this be a good rainy day activity?
Is there food available at this attraction?
Thanks for helping!
Beautiful hike, about an hour and a half start to finish. Start by walking up clear path and end up in open where you will see the bald hills. Don't let the snow stop you! Keep...
read more
Beautiful hike, about an hour and a half start to finish. Start by walking up clear path and end up in open where you will see the bald hills. Don't let the snow stop you! Keep going through until you get to the top of the hills.
The trek starts on a stone road and a gradual incline. We took the short cut switch back that goes off to the left, it's not really a short cut, more of a hiking trail and not a road. Note that it is steep, and gets muddy, trekking poles will help on this trail. When you make it past the...
It is worth the steady uphill walk on the wide path to get to the top. Along the way we saw amazing snow capped mountains, but at the Maligne Lake lookout it was spectacular. It had been raining in Jasper, and we could still see the dark grey clouds over the town and along the valley we had driven, but...
If you do go to Maligne Lake it is definitely must do hike. It has absolutely everything you could ask for. You start the hike from the Maligne lake trail head (It is very well signed) and start a steady climb to the first viewpoint where towards the end it does get fairly steep until it levels out. The views...
The Bald hills are a place near Jasper Canada,and like most of the Rockies is beautiful ,Its wonerful to see its in a national park so there are no buildings or houses to spoil the scenery.I was there in August 2016 and the drive from Vancouver to Calgary is agmonst the very best in the world simply a must do...
Just loved it !!! Outstanding hike.. 360 degree views.
Flora at top great. Watch for slippery shale.
A little steep but well worth the climb to the top, Spectacular 360 Views once your above the tree line.
Great hike with great views. Went up the short way and long way back down. Trail junctions are a little confusing once you get up near the tree line, but overall a great hike!
The walk up is fairly steady until the end where there is a short but steep and rocky/muddy climb to the top. However it is well worth the lovely views and only a few other people, unlike the hills with gondolas. I was warm walking up, but the weather soon came in, hid the view, and it started snowing and...
We loved this hike. Took the short cut up, but the ageing knees dictated the gentle way back. The panorama from the top is magnificent, well worth the effort.
How long is this hike? Is it do able with 3 years old kid?
See all questions


text:
83,653Added Jul 3, 2000
Starring: Tasha Hunter and Lexington Steele Suggest actors
Do you recognise pornstars in this scene? Begin typing a pornstar name, then click on the button to suggest them!
Categories: Anal SexBig CocksBig TitsBlack MaleBlowjobBraBrunetteCouplesDeep ThroatDoggy StyleHandjobHardcoreInterracialMissionary
Tasha hunter a beautiful sexy blonde want a black cock in her pussy like Lexington Steele have one.
Big black biker jim fucks the shit out of this beautiful brunette at the office. She seems to like his bigger than average cock
Featured in playlists: Gorgeous (300 Videos), Brunette ANAL (131 Videos), Vintage (80 Videos), fish be dance (16 Videos), Stockings Missionary (40 Videos), t (52 Videos), Bbc#3 (19 Videos), Bbc#1 (17 Videos)Show more Report
Video Suggestions
- Shawna Edwards Gets Drilled By Porn Superstar Lex Steele24:37
- Blonde Whore Gets A Massive Black Cock In Her Pussy18:03
- Blonde Fucked Hard In Vintage Interracial Fuckfest9:22
- Aja Loves Sean Michaels Enormous Black Cock13:25
- Busty Slut Pounded Hard With Lexington Steele's Hard Dick29:05
- Big Booty Blond Envy Gets Anally Banged14:22
- Heres A Fat Dick For Your Pussy15:17
- Cowgirl Get Fucked By 15inch Black Cock13:15
- David Nelson A Big Cock Guy Got A Sexy Pussy Girl Jordan Lee23:52
- Party Girl Gets Fucked Hard By Black Dick14:04


text:
Earthborne Farm! We are located in Virginia's northern Shenandoah Valley, within two miles of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah River. Our goal is to breed and raise correct, colored, and good natured foals to sell.
Our Stallion-San Cap Review, World Show Qualified as a yearling. He also won several futurities and as a yearling, he was Reserve in the prestigious Iowa Breeders Futurity. "KC" had a fabulous year, despite a challenging year of either very small stallion classes or no other studs to compete against! He earned 96 points for the year! (unofficial) Be sure to visit his page to study his pedigree & show record!
While our main focus is to breed appaloosas, we will also be using Quarter Horse & TB mares to enhance the marketability of the horses we produce & sell. Our aim is to produce Appaloosa & Quarter Horse foals that will be pleasing to the eye & be a sound & serviceable riding horse.
Please use the following link to see multiple photos of our stud, San Cap Review, and our Foals & Horses For Sale.
Thank you for visiting our web site, and if we can help you in any way, please contact us at email@example.com
450 Chilly Hollow Rd
Berryville, VA 22611
Ph: 540-955-3551
Copyright© 2005 Earthborne Farm All rights reserved. Reproduction strictly prohibited. Contact
email@example.com for questions.


text:
You are not currently logged in.
Access JSTOR through your library or other institution:
Review: Animals And Society: The Humanity Of Animal Rights. By Keith Tester
Reviewed Work: Animals and Society: The Humanity of Animal Rights. by Keith Tester
Review by: Clifton D. Bryant
Contemporary Sociology
Vol. 22, No. 4 (Jul., 1993), p. 557
Published by: American Sociological Association
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/2074416
Page Count: 1
- Item Type
- Article
- Thumbnails
Preview not available
Preview not available
Note: This article is a review of another work, such as a book, film, musical composition, etc. The original work is not included in the purchase of this review.
Page Thumbnails
Contemporary Sociology © 1993 American Sociological Association


text:
The folk who commission music titles have begun to catch up with the state of our ears. Music lovers who switch happily between Bach and Björk, Miles and Monteverdi, still find that most books – like the industry – stumble along under the burden of primitive genre divisions. At last, 2008 saw two majestic works that herald a new eclecticism. The Rest is Noise: Listening to the Twentieth Century by New Yorker critic Alex Ross (Fourth Estate, £20) ranks as my non-fiction book of the year. Erudite but engaging, written with flair and passion, it traces the fate of composition from Mahler and Strauss through Ellington and Sibelius to the Velvet Underground. Ross has a dazzling grasp of the dialectics of taste, technology and society. Björk herself (the latest of his genre-bending heroes) lauds him on the cover – and rightly so.
Tim Blanning in The Triumph of Music (Allen Lane, £25) begins in 1700, arranges his survey around themes – from venues and audiences to romantic icons like Beethoven or Eric Clapton – but ends up singing from many of the same scores as Ross. He, too, moves with effortless assurance between forms and modes, gliding, say, from Parsifal to John Coltrane with a melismatic ease.
One key icon of the new pluralism is John Adams, the all-American maestro who learnt how to heal the rift between the Berg-and-Schoenberg modernism he studied by day and the Beatles and Beach Boys he thrilled to at night. His memoir Hallelujah Junction (Faber, £18.99) tells an uplifting tale of frontiers crossed and prejudice routed. As for books with more traditional harmonies, John Lucas's Thomas Beecham: An Obsession with Music (Boydell, £25) did more than portray a charismatic conductor in all his rogueish glory. Via Beecham's career as mover and shaker, Lucas shows how Britain, the "land without music" (as the German insult went) began to mount the podium with pride.
Among pop biographies, Philip Norman's John Lennon (HarperCollins, £25) stood tousled head and shoulders above the rest. Norman uncurls his sleuth's curiosity over 850 addictive pages to present a pivotal 20th-century life. His band may not have been "bigger than Jesus", but millions needed Lennon as poet, prophet, pilgrim – and as victim.
After Norman's mighty concept album, Mark Oliver Everett's Things the Grandchildren Should Know (Little, Brown, £14.99) reads like a quirky indie set. Yet the Eels' frontman breaks the pop-memoir mould thanks to winningly neurotic stories of a rocky childhood with a genius-scientist dad and a self-subverting career. Shoe-gazing was never such fun. Among other memoirs, A Freewheelin' Time by Bob Dylan's Greenwich Village-era partner Suze Rotolo (Aurum, £16.99) shines not so much for its musical insight as for a warm portrait of the New York folk/arts scene of the early 1960s. So close-knit, even parochial, to its inner circle, it changed the sound and mind of the century.Reuse content


text:
Prototype (Axure)
- Status Closed
- Budget N/A
- Total Bids 2
Project Description
Convert our (Microsoft Publisher) mock-ups into Axure prototypes.
Up to 30 hours per week available for the right designer. Initially, you could work full time if you wish. You will be an important member of a small team working on very complex corporate enterprises sites.
We do all the hard design and layout work on the key website pages - you just copy our mock-up key pages to Axure.
HOWEVER, we seek a freelancer with extensive website design experience who loves DETAILED thinking. That's because we want a designer with enough initiative and experience to ANTICIPATE and wireframe all the small case pages in complex sites.
For example, take a complex site like Freelancer here. We would design the key front end and dashboard pages (which you then convert to Axure). However, you must identify and list and then rough-design the many many back end and support pages including cases for auto emails, etc, etc (not writing the text and not doing the actual finished graphics but only the many cases for minor pages - all in Axure - to save our developers this tedious work).
In other words, please apply ONLY if you can wireframe a complete enterprise site such as Freelancer without too much instruction from us, including identifying and drawing up all the cases / rough design for the many not obvious minor pages and cases. Your principal job is to save our developers and marketers all the tedious wire framing work.
Examples of your previous work with Axure is essential.
.Get free quotes for a project like this
Skills Required
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text:
I want a SEO to work on the website
This project received 39 bids from talented freelancers with an average bid price of $128 USD.Get free quotes for a project like this
Project Budget$30 - $250 USD
Total Bids39
Project Description
The project is basically to make sure that the website is well positioned through the Google - I will provide with keywords, .,.,
1 - I will only pay for the project only when I started to see results .
2 - The website is in French
3 - All the keywords will be in French, Spanish, Portuguese
I am open for offers and my budget is about $120
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:
> This is a test message to see if the old forum is still up and running. We
> can't attach photos here so it would be a good place to discuss hostas for
> those on dial up.
> Have a great Thanksgiving!
> Dan Nelson
Hi Dan (et al),
It's a little after Thanksgiving, but I've been meaning to answer this
for a while.
Are you all looking for a way to share hosta images? This is something
that I've been thinking of doing through hort.net (the site that hosts
this list).
To sign-off this list, send email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE HOSTA-OPEN


text:
Star am Dom
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Business Services
Photos of Star am Dom
- Business Services
TripAdvisor Reviews Star am Dom Cologne
Travel Blogs from Cologne
... the corner. The building remains but the Edeka is long gone.
Actually, there is no business there now and it looks run down. Next was our old airbase which is now used for some commercial, charter and private jet operations. We drove around and took some pictures and even drove around the airfield to the Baden Hills Golf Course which appears to be doing a great business. The day was beautiful (fallish) but a great day for golf - so much so that the ...
Wonderful location
... the world.
There was entertainment in the bar. A violinist and a pianist and a MC...not sure why they needed a MC, maybe no English?? They were very good, I wish Sue Ball was here to tell us - because I know they were not symphony caliber but very good musicians, and this job gives them a chance to do what they love. Make a living? Not sure about that...although there are many, many tourists.
Today ...
... will never be finished because of the magnitude of the maintenance task - in fact two sides had scaffolding up to support the ongoing maintenance program. It's front facade covers 750 sq metres and has 10,000 sq metres of lead light windows. It suffered 14 direct bomb hits during the war but was rebuilt. We declined the invitation the climb the 560 steps for what is reported as breathtaking views from the southern spire. I expect the climb up is more breathtaking than the ...
Day 13 Cologne - Germany.
... knowledgeable about the history. Prior to dinner we were all gathered together again for a briefing on disembarkation. It is really close to an end now, only one and a bit more days before this chapter finishes and the next part of our trip begins. As there is an evening excursion in Amsterdam tomorrow, tonight's dinner was classed as the farewell dinner. Another 6 course meal was served, which included lobster tail, yum! The dessert was Bom Alaska, ...
My Last Days in Germany
... Germany. On the train from Baden-Baden to K�ln the route initially took one through what has become some rather familiar towns―Karlsruhe and Mannheim. From there our stops were in Mainz, Koblenz and Bonn before reaching the final destination of K�ln. I tried to soak in all of the visions of the landscape as we made our way along the route. While the area near Baden-Baden didn't seem to have any specific characteristic, ...


text:
Let us know when your receive great advice so we can thank our lawyers and point others with similar questions in the right direction.Got it!
My boyfriend was 14 and was charged wih sexual misconduct with a minor and had to regester as a sex offender. Went to juvenile court and was charged as juvenile. Till this day he is a registered sex offender( was 14 when charged and registered in south carolina).had no adult with him during questioning is the illegal or is it south carolina law? He cant live in my home that i own because its close to a church.He tryed joining the army and cant because of the juvenile charge 6 years ago. Is it right for a juvenile at the age of 14 to have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. Is it right at all for him to have to register since it was a juvenile charge?
We need answers now !
It is important to consult with an attorney licensed to practice in South Carolina. However, I can understand your frustration. The sex offender laws here in Ga are very tough. It creates tremendous hardships. Here in GA, certainly a 14 year old can be charged as an adult and be required to register. It may help for your boyfriend to contact an attorney and see if he may have any habeas corpus rights regarding his prior case. An attorney may be able to let you know if you have any chance at all. Don't just suffer without knowing.
Post a free question on our public forum.Ask a Question
- or -
Search for lawyers by reviews and ratings.Find a Lawyer


text:
Your sketch always starts at location 0 - the bootloader's actually at the end of memory - so you don't need to change anything.
can my program "overlap" with bootloaders's start address, so the chip will try to execute some part at the end of my program as a bootloader?
This article says that I can use full flash size for programs while having fuses configured for bootloader:http://arduino.cc/en/Hacking/Programmer
Please enter a valid email to subscribe
We need to confirm your email address.
To complete the subscription, please click the link in the
email we just sent you.
Thank you for subscribing!
via Egeo 16
Torino, 10131


text:
The Best or the Worst Place to Work? You Decide
Watch the video in the post. Doesn't this sound like the worst place to work? Or wait, is it the best? See the twist at 1:10 to decide for yourself.
Hat tip to the Upworthy Workonomics channel.
The email address provided does not appear to be valid. Please check the address entered and try again.>> Thank you for signing up to receive our blog alerts. You will receive your first email shortly.


text:
What We Do
If It Has Wheels, We Can Fix It
A family owned and operated business, Paul's Auto Body offers auto body repair and mechanical services for automobile owners of Cornwall and its surrounding communities. From a dent in your fender or a major collision to an oil change, Paul's is a one-stop auto repair shop.
Passion and Pride
We pride ourselves on being a shop that is so diverse and flexible in our experience that we can do just about anything. Our passion for working on cars spills over in our social lives as well. We have won numerous trophies for vehicles in various car shows, sponsored local race teams and are involved in local car club actives. As a locally owned and operated business, we also care about and participate in our community.
Meet the Owners
We, brothers Paul and Jean-Guy Renaud, have worked on cars together since childhood. Our father and uncles had a backyard garage. We both took courses in high school and worked for other independent garages, which is when we decided to combine both of our trades in order to provide more services to our customers. Together, we have more than 40 years of experience in the automotive trade.
We work with all insurance comapnies and offer affordable towing services to our location, and provide reduced rates for customers. When you choose Paul's Auto Body, you'll always receive the personal touch. When you call us, you're not speaking with an employee, you're speaking with an owner. Call us today at (613) 933-2005. We'll even leave your car cleaner than when we found it. Customer satisfaction is always our number one priority.
Professional Associations, Awards & Certifications
Methods of Payment
Hours of Operation
Call Us NOW!(613) 933-2005
Paul's Auto Body
Come and See Us


text:
Reading mode: Light Dark
Forum indexLeica TalkChange forum
Toronto Ice Storm 21&22 Dec.2013.
Started Dec 22, 2013 | Discussions thread
Shop cameras & lenses ▾
John Basso • Senior Member • Posts: 2,862
Toronto Ice Storm 21&22 Dec.2013.
Dec 22, 2013
Hello Fellow Leica Forum Sun Worshippers.
Here are some photos from the Ice Storm which hit Toronto Today and Yesterday.This is mighty inconvenient for many reasons .However it is a great opportunity for photography . I t was a bit treacherous for me with my wonky ankle ,but I carefully managed to get a bit of a reportage here.
Thank You For looking. It is a bit of a large file Greetings: John Basso.
SVP Look In A Large Format.
John Basso's gear list:John Basso's gear list
Leica D-Lux 6
Reply to thread Reply with quote Complain
|Post (hide subjects)
|Posted by
|Dec 22, 2013
|Dec 22, 2013
|Dec 23, 2013
|Dec 24, 2013
|Dec 24, 2013
|Dec 24, 2013
|Dec 24, 2013
|Dec 24, 2013
|Dec 25, 2013
Keyboard shortcuts:
FForum PPrevious NNext WNext unread UUpvote SSubscribe RReply QQuote BBookmark MMy threads
Color scheme? Blue / Yellow
Latest reviews
Finished challenges
Most popular cameras
Top threads in this forum


text:
Utica and Marcellus shale: Permitting tempers in Ohio in Feb.
Harrison County is leading the way for the number of Utica shale permits issued in the state of Ohio.
Pa. bill protects landowners' royalties
One oil and gas driller has come under fire in Pennsylvania for excessive royalty deductions, but proposed state legislation could protect landowners in a similar position.
Marcellus shale: Chesapeake comes under fire for extra post-production costs
Chesapeake Energy is under scrutiny by top Pennsylvania officials, after Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett sent a letter to Chesapeake about its business practices involving royalties.
Utica and Marcellus shale: Many want severance tax funds to come back to affected...
A third plan for the proposed severance tax may be on its way to the Ohio Statehouse.
Utica 2020: The shale oil and gas growth looks promising in Ohio
The Utica shale is no longer a secret and the future is bright for the oil and gas industry through 2020.
Utica shale: ODNR working to ensure water stays safe
Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director James Zehringer says everything is being done to ensure water supplies are not affected by any process of the Utica shale drilling process.
Pa. Farm Show panel: Ag and natural gas industries need more collaboration
From 2013-2030, shale gas production will increase by 65 percent, and in 2030, it will account for 48 percent of the total U.S. natural gas supply.
Marcellus and Utica shale: Dec. permit hot spot: Belmont County
There were seven permits issued in Belmont County during December, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Highest-producing oil well is in Harrison Co.; top gas well in Belmont Co.
ODNR releases third quarter production numbers from Ohio's oil and gas wells.
CONSOL Energy has big hopes for 2014
PITTSBURGH, Pa. — CONSOL Energy Inc. is providing an update on Marcellus shale well results from several CONSOL-operated drilling pads in Washington County, Pa. Pennsylvania The...