text:
Core 1 will provide an In silico framework (i) for modeling the systemic administration of therapeutic agents to solid tumors, their transport properties, and their efficacy in controlling tumor growth and (ii) for the 'rational design'of injectable nano-sized particulate systems (nPSs). The mathematical tools will be multi-scale and multi-physics spanning from the analysis of particulate transport within the vascular compartment (sovracellular level, >10 um), to the adhesive interactions with the vascular walls and macrophages/Kuppfer cells within the liver sinusoids (cellular level, >1 um and <10 um);to the passive translocation across the vascular endothelium and Gl epithelial layers (sub-cellular level, <1 um), down to the cellular internalization and intracellular transport (sub-cellular level, ? 1 um). This core is composed by modules, highly integrated one with the other the other core. Core 1 is co-lead by Drs. Cristini and Decuzzi with the collaboration of Dr. Ferrari and Dr. Macklin. Dr. Cristini (Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, FAAN) is an Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Health Information Sciences at the University of Texas Health Science Center and provides multiscale modeling expertise. Dr. Decuzzi (Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering) is an Associate Professor of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Texas Health Science Center and the Center for Bio/Nanotechnology and Engineering for Medicine at the University of Magna Graecia (In Italy). Dr. Ferrari (Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering) is professor of Professor and Director of the Division of Nanomedicine and Professor of Internal Medicine in the Cardiology Division of The University of Texas Health Science Center, Deputy Chairman of the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Texas. Dr. Macl
|Martinez, Jonathan O; Evangelopoulos, Michael; Bhavane, Rohan et al. (2015) Multistage Nanovectors Enhance the Delivery of Free and Encapsulated Drugs. Curr Drug Targets 16:1582-90
|Corbo, Claudia; Parodi, Alessandro; Evangelopoulos, Michael et al. (2015) Proteomic Profiling of a Biomimetic Drug Delivery Platform. Curr Drug Targets 16:1540-7
|Singh, Jaykrishna; Hussain, Fazle; Decuzzi, Paolo (2015) Role of differential adhesion in cell cluster evolution: from vasculogenesis to cancer metastasis. Comput Methods Biomech Biomed Engin 18:282-92
|Wang, Zhihui; Butner, Joseph D; Kerketta, Romica et al. (2015) Simulating cancer growth with multiscale agent-based modeling. Semin Cancer Biol 30:70-8
|Jaganathan, Hamsa; Mitra, Sucharita; Srinivasan, Srimeenakshi et al. (2014) Design and in vitro evaluation of layer by layer siRNA nanovectors targeting breast tumor initiating cells. PLoS One 9:e91986
|Yang, Yong; Wolfram, Joy; Fang, Xiaohong et al. (2014) Polyarginine induces an antitumor immune response through binding to toll-like receptor 4. Small 10:1250-4
|Koshkina, Nadezhda V; Briggs, Katrina; Palalon, Flavio et al. (2014) Autophagy and enhanced chemosensitivity in experimental pancreatic cancers induced by noninvasive radiofrequency field treatment. Cancer 120:480-91
|Martinez, Jonathan O; Evangelopoulos, Michael; Karun, Vivek et al. (2014) The effect of multistage nanovector targeting of VEGFR2 positive tumor endothelia on cell adhesion and local payload accumulation. Biomaterials 35:9824-32
|Gonzalez-Villasana, Vianey; Rodriguez-Aguayo, Cristian; Arumugam, Thiruvengadam et al. (2014) Bisphosphonates inhibit stellate cell activity and enhance antitumor effects of nanoparticle albumin-bound paclitaxel in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma. Mol Cancer Ther 13:2583-94
|Koay, Eugene J; Truty, Mark J; Cristini, Vittorio et al. (2014) Transport properties of pancreatic cancer describe gemcitabine delivery and response. J Clin Invest 124:1525-36
Showing the most recent 10 out of 114 publications


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|"Grant Ingersoll (JIRA)" <j...@apache.org>
|[jira] Commented: (LUCENE-1879) Parallel incremental indexing
|Fri, 26 Mar 2010 19:42:27 GMT
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-1879?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12850322#action_12850322 ] Grant Ingersoll commented on LUCENE-1879: ----------------------------------------- First off, I haven't looked at the code here or the comments beyond skimming, but this is something I've had in my head for a long time, but don't have any code. When I think about the whole update problem, I keep coming back to the notion of Photoshop Layers that essentially mask the underlying part of the photo, w/o damaging it. The analogy isn't quite the same here, but nevertheless... This leads me to wonder if the solution isn't best achieved at the index level and not at the Reader/Writer level. So, thinking out loud here and I'm not sure on the best wording of this: when a document first comes in, it is all in one place, just as it is now. Then, when an update comes in on a particular field, we somehow mark in the index that the document in question is modified and then we add the new change onto the end of the index (just like we currently do when adding new docs, but this time it's just a doc w/ a single field). Then, when searching, we would, when scoring the affected documents, go to a secondary process that knew where to look up the incremental changes. As background merging takes place, these "disjoint" documents would be merged back together. We'd maybe even consider a "high update" merge scheduler that could more frequently handle these incremental merges. In a sense, the old field for that document is masked by the new field. I think, given proper index structure, that we _maybe_ could make that marking of the old field fast (maybe it's a pointer to the new field, maybe it's just a bit indicating to go look in the "update" segment) On the search side, I think performance would still be maintained b/c even in high update envs. you aren't usually talking about more than a few thousand changes in a minute or two and the background merger would be responsible for keeping the total number of disjoint documents low. > Parallel incremental indexing > ----------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-1879 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-1879 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: Index > Reporter: Michael Busch > Assignee: Michael Busch > Fix For: 3.1 > > Attachments: parallel_incremental_indexing.tar > > > A new feature that allows building parallel indexes and keeping them in sync on a docID level, independent of the choice of the MergePolicy/MergeScheduler. > Find details on the wiki page for this feature: > http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-java/ParallelIncrementalIndexing > Discussion on java-dev: > http://markmail.org/thread/ql3oxzkob7aqf3jd -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
|View raw message

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Operation Iraqi Freedom - USMC MerlinGold®
U.S. Marine Corps
Similar Products Available
Confronting the threat posed to the world by Iraq's dangerous dictator, the U.S. Military launched Operation Iraqi Freedom on March 20, 2003.
™ United States Marine Corps. Officially Licensed Product of the United States Marine Corps (www.marines.com and 1.800.marines)
We also carry a selection of US Mint Military Coins. View selection ►
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought:
$15.00 Sniper Challenge Coin
$12.00 Armor of God High Relief
$10.00 Core Values - U.S. Marines


text:
The first English silverware of the domestic football season is up for grabs as Arsenal and Birmingham meet in the Carling Cup final. Elsewhere, the Six Nations rolls into Edinburgh as the Irish come calling. Wigan and St George (Australian version) do battle in rugby league's World Club Challenge, and expect the ever-contrary England cricket team to roll India in Bangalore.
A "make or break" day for Lancashire County Cricket Club as the High Court hears a challenge to their £32 million redevelopment plans for Old Trafford.
God knows what round it is in the FA Cup, but Everton are playing Reading at home. The fixtures computer has snuck in a little cracker too – Chelsea versus Manchester United in the League.
More FA Cup action as Manchester City host Aston Villa while Arsenal play Orient in a replay (I think). Another two teams who may be quite familiar with each other by this stage, Celtic and Rangers, meet again in a Scottish Cup replay. Why don't they just go the whole hog and form this much-hyped breakaway league... of two teams? After giving Holland such a pasting, England take on Ireland in the cricket.
More cricket as the Dutch take on South Africa – expect a Boer draw.
The big one. Eight magic words. Great Britain versus Tunisia in the Davis Cup. Andy Murray can't be arsed so there is a recall for Alex Bogdanovic (combined record in Davis Cup and ATP Tour events – titles, 0; losses, many). If you think our chances in the singles aren't great, just wait until tomorrow – it's me and you in the doubles.
Arsenal v Sunderland and Manchester City v Wigan is the pick of the footy while Sri Lanka and Australia do battle in the cricket. There's a West Country rugby derby as Gloucester host Bath in the Premiership, while the NBA comes to town – Toronto Raptors and New Jersey Nets tip off at the O2.
- More about:
- County Cricket
- Cricket
- Shane Warne


text:
Bernie Mac net worth: Bernie Mac was an American comedian and actor who had a net worth of $15 million dollars. Bernie Mac, also known as Bernard Jeffrey McCullough, was born in Chicago, Illinois. He grew up putting on shows for his friends and neighbors, and began performing stand-up around Chicago when he was in his 20s. He won the Miller Lite Comedy Search when he was in his early 30s, and suddenly his career took off. He went on to appear on HBO's Def Comedy Jam, and to play co-starring and supporting roles in multiple film projects, including, "Friday", "B*A*P*S", "Booty Call", "Life", "Ocean's Eleven", "What's the Worst That Could Happen", "Bad Santa", "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle", "Mr. 3000", "Ocean's Twelve", and "Transformers". He also starred on the hit series, "The Bernie Mac Show" for five seasons on Fox. He toured the country as part of the "Kings of Comedy" tour. He passed away in 2008 at the age of 50.
Bernie Mac Net Worth
Bernie Mac
Date of Birth
Oct 5, 1957 - Aug 9, 2008 (50 years old)
Actor, Screenwriter, Comedian, Television producer, Voice Actor, Stand-up comedian
United States of America
6 ft 2 in (1.892 m)
More Comedians
All net worths are calculated by applying a proprietary algorithm. The results are then fact checked and confirmed by a team of editors. We scan all publicly available data and resources and work diligently to ensure that our numbers are the most accurate and up to date net worth data you will find anywhere on the internet.


text:
Attend a webinar
Maximize your IXL experience
Whether you're new to the program or a seasoned veteran, our complimentary webinars will help you get the most out of IXL. Join us for a quick demo or an in-depth session on the topic of your choice. Professional development certificates are provided to those who attend in-depth sessions.
Stay tuned for our upcoming webinar schedule.


text:
DOJ Seeks New Law to Require U.S. Firms to Deliver Overseas User Data
NEWS ANALYSIS: After their loss in a federal appeals court, the Department of Justice is looking for ways to bypass current warrant limitations with new bilateral agreements.The day the Department of Justice lost its case before the U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of New York, in which it was seeking to force Microsoft to turn over email content stored on a server in Ireland, it presented a plan to sidestep those limits with new legislation. The DOJ revealed its plans at a meeting of the Advisory Committee to the Congressional Internet Caucus. The presentation included a draft of proposed legislation attached to a letter to Vice President Joe Biden and a white paper explaining the need for it. The draft legislation is part of a proposed bilateral agreement between the United States and the United Kingdom that would allow courts and other designated investigative agencies to directly order the release of private user information held by U.S. companies. The proposed legislation specifies that the information being sought must be about foreign nationals located outside the United States and that the request must be in accordance with the laws of both the United States and the foreign government—in this case, the United Kingdom.
The proposed legislation would require passage by the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, and it would need to be signed by the president. If passed in its current form, the legislation would provide protection for U.S. companies that had to comply with the laws of the country demanding the information. The bulk of the legislation actually consists of amendments to existing laws that govern how private information located on the internet is protected and who can see it.
Loading Comments...


text:
Ease into the weekend and celebrate everything Sydney has to offer – long days, warm weather, good food, cold drinks and great live music.
The free gigs at dusk have become a staple in the city's live music scene, known for the diversity and energy of programming – the perfect space to support young musicians and discover the next big thing… or just your next favorite band.
Courtyard Sessions gives you the prime chance to discover new bands in an intimate setting, as Sydney's most talented up-and-coming musicians are showcased. The 2016 season will feature diverse and energetic performers from around the Sydney area.
Courtyard Sessions at sunset feature a bar, BBQ, roaming performers, vintage games and more. Family and pooch friendly.
Come and join us from 6pm on Friday nights throughout February and March. PLUS our first ever Sunday afternoon event on Sunday February 21st featuring DJ sets from Jake Stone and a secret guest!
We're excited to announce the full line-up below:
5 February – Ed Saloman of Louis London
Having played music for the best part of 15 years, singing and playing guitar comes fairly easily to Ed. Whether it's with a band or alone, the stage is the space most comfortable.
Drawing influence from the widest of sources (think Chet Baker and Mel Tormé to Dallas Green and Young the Giant) he has a sound that doesn't fit neatly into a single category but instead rolls through genres anchored only by an unusual and distinctive voice. If you ever get the chance to see him, it's certainly worth the trip.
12 February – ILUKA
Iluka defies definition. It's as though this refreshing young Sydney songstress has fused half a century of music's greatest elements to create something as unique as it is affecting. Effortlessly moving from swamp rock through retro pop and into soaring balladry, Iluka's musical diversity is equalled only by its striking cohesion. With a bold and vibrant look to match her song, this spirited chanteuse delivers epic sounds, enchanting melodies, and divine vocals that will lead you on a journey to another realm.
While still in her teens Iluka spent over a year traveling through Europe and Africa, building up the life experience and emotional understanding that is now the foundation of her music. With a collection of lyrics written on the scraps of foreign street maps, and the musical ideas she formed while on the couches of welcoming strangers, Iluka returned to Australia with the passion and drive to succeed.
The year that followed was certainly prodigious. 2011 saw the release of EPs 'To The Place' and 'Eyes Closed', both wholeheartedly embraced by industry and public alike. Each featuring singles that went top 5 on community radio's most ordered songs for airplay chart, and going on to be spun on major national networks Triple J, Nova, and Rage. Meanwhile it was an exciting year on the live stage, from regular appearances on the local touring and festival circuit, to sharing stages with rising stars such as Matt Corby, The Rubens, and Georgia Fair.
2012 commenced with some fresh recordings under the guidance of Ollie McGill from The Cat Empire. Lead single Paper Doll quickly gathered momentum, being featured and added to rotation on Triple J Digital, as well as regular spot play on Triple J and their inclusion of the track on charity compilation 'After The Emergency'. It was a welcome surprise when news came of the song's short listing for the year's Hottest 100 and has since been featured on national campaigns for noted brands such a Myer and Mambo, amongst others. The year closed out supporting Aussie legends Icehouse nationally, performing in major theatres to thousands each night.
Following the tour Iluka embarked on a month long expedition of inspiration across South East Asia. Spending time working with orphaned children in Cambodia, living in a Buddhist monastery on the Thai-Myanmar border, and trekking the mountains of Laos was enlightening to say the least. Iluka returned home to Sydney to open for UK sensation Kitty, Daisy & Lewis along with news that she was to be named the inaugural winner of First Break – a competition run in partnership by The Mushroom Group and Commercial Radio Australia to unearth unsigned talent.
Iluka spent the remainder of 2013 working on her craft, writing and recording new material, ready to once again hit the ground running. February 2014 saw the unveiling of 12th of July, Iluka's first single as the First Break winner. The song quickly gathered momentum, being the #1 most added track to commercial radio playlists across the country, as well as being put on rotation with MTV both in Australia and New Zealand. Meanwhile 12th of July was met enthusiastically by the public, going top 10 on the national independent charts and earning her a nomination as The AU Review's NSW Voice of the Year alongside The Preatures, The Jezabels, Steve Smyth, and Andy Bull.. Following a highly successful national tour of the single, Iluka is now working on a follow-up that is sure to see her reach new heights.
19 February - Jordan Millar
Welcome to the Curious Case of Jordan Millar, the Australian bluesy pop singer-songwriter who is treading his own path with his DIY musician attitude and critically acclaimed, self-produced 'bedroom' album Cold Lights On Curious Minds.
Don't be fooled however, he's not just an amateur with GarageBand and a MacBook. He's a hardworking musician with years of recording and touring experience behind him. He's played hundreds of shows and earned critical acclaim nationwide. He's performed on The Morning Show, at some of Australia's biggest festivals including Byron Bay Bluesfest and the Falls Festival, and toured with the likes of The Fray, Xavier Rudd, Diesel and Christina Perri, and has dozens more award wins and accolades one could list, but it's not about that.
What it is about this 26-year-old musician/producer/singer-songwriter/whatever you want to call him that is going to blow you away! His unique blend of pop, folk and bluesy acoustic riffs, mixed with intimate and candid lyrics, have wowed Australian audiences. With 4 EPs, a full-length debut album (Lies In Translations, 2008) and a live album under his belt, he writes and performs with maturity well beyond his years, and has formed an active and truly diverse fan-base across the globe because of it.
After releasing 'Cold Lights' in February 2013, and with single's 'Walking On Me' and 'Maps' on steady radio rotation, Millar hit the road with a 29-date national tour, and received critical praise for his pumping, full band and John Butler-esque shows as well as his intimate and honest solo performances.
Whether it be opening a show at the Enmore Theatre or in a tiny cafe in Sydney, Jordan Millar gives it everything he's got, and it's with this attitude that he's become one of the most intriguing musicians on the Australian musical landscape today … Curious??
"With the smoothness of Pete Murray, the sometimes off-kilter groove and quirk of Jason Mraz and John Mayer's attention to songwriting craft, this second album from Sydney's Jordan Millar is simply great. 4 stars" … The West Australian
"A pretty special piece of Australian folk-pop" … Timber and Steel
"Every so often a certain album appears in your life that you instantly connect with. Cold Lights On Curious Minds … is one of those albums" … Tone Deaf
21 February 12pm to 4pm - Special Sunday Afternoon Event
Jake Stone is best known as the extroverted frontman for beloved Australian band Bluejuice, and is also a pretty decent pop DJ.
Playing a mixture of hits from now and times before now, Jake tries to make everyone dance all the time. Jake is also aware that this is basically what all DJ's do.
Jake has played a featured touring set for Groovin' The Moo in 2014 on the Dance stage introducing acts like Disclosure, Peking Duk, What So Not and more, and currently plays regular headline shows at the Lord Gladstone Hotel, World Bar, The Bank in Newtown and Petersham Public House, as well as special events and anything that pays money.
Seriously, anything.
Programmed by Larry Heath and Heath Media with support from major sponsors, City of Sydney.
KID AND POOCH FRIENDLY, no BYO.
26 February - Microwave Jenny
Microwave Jenny is Australian husband/wife duo Tessa and Brendon Boney who describe their music as Pop/Folk/Love.
Tessa was just a small town girl living in a lonely world, she took the Woy Woy train going to Sydney. The early part of her career involves helping Dad run karaoke, entering Central Coast talent quests and then in her latter years of high school catching the train to take her unique voice to Sydney for rehearsals and gigs. It was backstage at one of these gigs where she met Brendon.
In west Wagga Wagga born and raised on the playground is where Brendon spent most of his days. He spent his teenage years travelling the world working away on a soccer career. It wasn't until his last year of high school when a severe injury put that on hold and he found music. This new found love saw him, like Tessa travelling to Sydney for rehearsals and gigs.
After meeting and realising they both shared similar ideas for bringing love and smiles through music, the pair spent a year writing songs for each other's solo projects before deciding to try things as a duo. A decision which has seen them winning awards, working on film soundtracks and playing such festivals as The Woodford Folk Festival, Peats Ridge Festival, The Dreaming Festival, Festival of the Sun, and Bluesfest in Byron Bay to name a few.
With their regular appearances on the festival scene the duo have started to develop a solid following and it was in early 2012 when they asked that following via microwavejenny.com, Facebook and Twitter "Who want's Microwave Jenny to play at their house?!" The response was overwhelming and saw Microwave Jenny play 20 houses in 6 different states.
Halfway through their national tour of house concerts Tessa and Brendon married each other. Now they navigate their way through not only the mountains and valleys of married life but also the treacherous waters of being completely independent, self-managed, touring, musicians who pride themselves on the DIY nature of their career.
4 March - Fanny Lumsden
Equal parts sponge cake, red dirt and show pony, Fanny Lumsden sings it how it is. Hailing from a farm in western NSW, Fanny combines classic country songwriting with sass and honesty.
Lumsden's debut album 'Small Town Big Shot' (Sept 18) came in at #6 on the ARIA Country Charts, #15 on the AIR (Aust. Independent Record) charts, spent the best part of 7 weeks in the iTunes top 100 and has been coined by Denise Torenbeek from Country Update Magazine as "too clever, too tasteful, too cool & altogether divine" and claiming that it "ought to be hailed as a masterpiece".
The lead single 'Soapbox' took out #1 spot on the Country Music Channel holding position for 3 weeks with a total of 6 weeks in the top ten. Filmed in Fanny's hometown of Tallimba by Film maker Sam Brumby, it represents the real regional Australia.
Produced by Matt Fell at Love HZ Studios and in the band's Sydney terrace house, this independent and crowdfunded record Small Town Big Shot brings 'the best of Australian country and folk, sweeping us up in the spectacular energy and beauty that comes with living on the land' Lucy Inglis, The Au Review. The musicianship shines through featuring Dan Dugmore on pedal steel, Luke Moller on fiddle and the Thrillseekers covering all the other bases.
With her 4th Annual Country Halls Tour, (which doubled as the Small Town Big Shot Album tour) sold out, Fanny and her band the Thrillseekers have taken outback NSW to Newtown by storm, raising funds for the halls and putting on workshops as they go.
Having won hearts at festivals all over the country, been nominated for Country Music Channel New Oz Artist of the Year, Best Live Roots Act of 2015 by the Au Review, showcased at Bigsound 2015, supported the likes of Adam Harvey, Marlon Williams, The McClymonts, The Davidson Brothers, Mustered Courage, to name a few & charmed her way through city venues to Country halls, Fanny Lumsden and the Thrillseekers are the genuine article.
Its cracking alt-country with a whole lot of heart.
****Rolling Stone Magazine 'Edwina Margaret 'Fanny' Lumsden differentiates herself from Australian country peers with her clear-eyed, unvarnished articulation of life in the bush as it is, rather than as it was… a breath of fresh country air'.
****Sydney Morning Herald 'Overall, Small Town Big Shot feels like proper country music, but the warm, organic production and Lumsden's warmth and humanity might actually win over fans who would usually prefer folky pop.'
11 March - William Crighton
A son of the Riverina, William Crighton's work is relentless in its navigation of life.
His songs are defiant. They deal in revenge, faith, grievances, drug addiction and suicide but amidst the turmoil there is a strong force of hope and a belief in love and the skin of a lover.
His music is bold and visceral, uncompromising.
William Crighton is a voice crying from the wilderness of south western NSW.
18 March - HOWQUA
HOWQUA was recently coined 'one to watch' in an interview with six-time Grammy award winning producer Steve Lillywhite (U2, The Rolling Stones) after returning from Canadian Music Week, where he was signed to United Talent Agency. HOWQUA's emotionally driven live performance has seen him tour around Australia and Canada in the early stages of his career, as well as performing at some of the world's most renowned showcases, including Canadian Music Week, BIGSOUND, Pop Montréal, CMJ Music Marathon and AWME. Not one to shy away from baring his soul through his music, HOWQUA displays all the traits of a phenomenal storyteller and musician. HOWQUA's debut six-track EP 'Naked' is available online in Australia/New Zealand, with an international release slated for 2016.


text:
The SCOTT Sportster 40 emphasizes comfort and convenience for touring and transportation. Equipped with a lockout fork and Syncros components, the Sportster is set up perfectly for your excursions.
Thank you for visiting Scott Sportster 40 2015 Hybrid Bike on oakleysbikes.co.uk
We bring the products from many websites to one website for you to search, save and compare.


text:
After surviving an armed robbery attempt, Valentina Shevchenko is focused on the Octagon and her fight with Holly Holm on July 23, 2016. read news >>
Maximo Blanco nearly choked out Luke Sanders, who survived and then secured a fight-ending choke of his own. How did the newcomer do it? Some self-confidence helped.Filed under: Featured Videos, News read news >>
In the second of a three-part series for MMAjunkie, veteran MMA storyteller Duane Finley introduces us to UFC on FOX 17 title challenger Donald Cerrone and that hard-charging lifestyle that has becom read news >>
EDGEWOOD, N.M. – The needle on the speedometer is just a twitch north of the 90 mph mark gliding through the canyons as westbound I-40 wraps around back toward Albuquerque, but the truck Donald Cerro read news >>
In terms of the famous poem by Robert Frost, the current UFC lightweight contender is a firm subscriber to taking the path less traveled by. His reasons for doing so are not to be adverse by nature, read news >>
Terrion Ware out-paced Joe Murphy through three rounds, surviving a late rally at RFA 23 on Friday night, to earn a shot at the promotion's bantamweight championship. read news >>
LAS VEGAS – After surviving the fistic onslaught of Abel Trujillo, Tony Ferguson stayed composed and exploited a lack of gas in his opponent's tank. Filed under: News, UFC read news >>
After surviving several submission attempts from Charles Oliveira, Jim Miller applies a kneebar that puts a quick end to their fight at UFC 124. read news >>
World Series of Fighting's Dave Branch knows what you might think of him, and he's determined to prove you wrong. read news >>
Travis Browne announced himself as a legitimate heavyweight contender with his UFC Fight Night 26 win over Alistair Overeem, but there are critics who believe he didn't deserve the victory. "Hapa" la read news >>
It hasn't been a feeling that Frankie Edgar has been thrilled to relive, but it's been one he's felt before. And it's certainly not one he has wanted to get used to – though like it or not, he probab read news >>
Strikeforce's struggles have also been K.J. Noons' struggles. read news >>
Matt Brown put a life of drug use behind him before rising to prominence in the UFC. read news >>
TOKYO -- After surviving two hellish rounds of powerful offense from Kyoji Horiguchi, Manabu Inoue's comeback rally in the final frame brought Korakuen Hall to its feet. read news >>


text:
Ramada Inn Duncanville
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
Travelers also recommend:
- More recommendations
TripAdvisor Reviews Ramada Inn Duncanville
Travel Blogs from Duncanville
My last day in America!
After getting home early hours of the morning it was a sleepy kind of morning. 3.30am I ended up crawling in so it was makeup off and bed! I woke up randomly at half 7 and started to talk to people back home as it was a normal time. Then went back to sleep till 10! And then I went to check on miss Taylor and see if she was alive and kicking. She was still sound asleep with her two kitties. Got the best picture. Then I got myself ready as me ...
The Ez's Treat in Mesquite
... helicopter, even for a short time!
The little 'plane safely tucked away in the hangar, the FBO again kindly loaned us the use of the courtesy car for the evening as we were unable to arrange a hire car rental until the following day. We had arrived in the area a week earlier than anticipated and as Philip and Susan had house guests, we stayed in a nearby hotel on Lake Ray Hubbard. Philip was able to join us for a quick beverage at a local UFO watering ...
Nature and mini golf
... by 2 shots, but struggled in the back 9 holes to lose by a few. The weather in Fort Worth is really warm, into the late 20s and lots of sunshine. The sun and heat took a little out of us during the walks and mini golf so we finished the day outings by gong to a few stores. The different types of pets in the pet stores are awesome, including dumbo rats, hamsters, gerbils and bearded dragons. For dinner we had Popeyes with chicken, mashed potato and ...
... stuff! Looking at the weather and sorting my flight details. Not long to go I'm so excited and ready to be somewhere different now. I've loved America but I'm so ready for Mexico with my girl!! Once Taylor was home we had some dinner and finished watching "law abiding citizen" & "American sniper"! Two great films id never seen. The American sniper movie was Texas based to. Afterwards we both fancied something sweet so Taylor took me over to marble slab. It's a ice ...
Catching up with Family and Friends
It's been a while since we posted an update. We've been very busy with family activities, which aren't particularly blog worthy but let's catch you up on what's been happening.
After driving for four straight days, we arrived in Dallas on July 4th, parked the RV in Corinth, which was the closest RV Park we could find due to the Little League World Series being held in Frisco. After setting up, we headed to the ...


text:
The Fizz's 2017 National Signing Day Thread - 2 days ago
Comparing Dino Babers' First Class To Scott Shafer's - 2 days ago
Syracuse is Still Searching for its First Away Win, and Tomorrow's Game is the Perfect Opportunity to Get It - February 1, 2017
Predicting the 5 Most Valuable Recruits of Syracuse's 2017 Class - January 31, 2017
What To Expect From Fizz on National Signing Day - January 31, 2017
Week 9 Fizz Five: Crunching the Numbers on Syracuse's Loss in Cincy
Doug Marrone's preaching on eliminating penalties isn't trending well.
Despite coming off its biggest comeback in school history against USF, Syracuse dropped a winnable game to Cincinnati 35-24. SU misses a golden opportunity to come in and steal one from the Bearcats, having led the game going into halftime. So much for nabbing the first three-game winning streak in the Doug Marrone era. The road to the post season just got even tougher. For the postseason, SU now has to win two of its next three to even be considered. Here's this week's Fizz 5, the biggest takeaways from the Orange loss to the Bearcats.
- Stats don't always tell the story.
Syracuse finished the day with 479 total yards on the day (9 more than Cincy), and committed just two turnovers compared to the Bearcats' three. But it's all about timing with the Orange. The afternoon started poorly when Jeremiah Kobena fumbled the opening kickoff. Cincinnati scored four plays later and was up 7-0 in a heartbeat. Lack of protection for Ryan Nassib was a problem all day long. Nassib fumbled in Orange territory late in the 3rd quarter, which enabled Cincy to gain control and post the go-ahead score. Sometimes the numbers do lie.
- Munchie was Legauxed to the bench. Hello, run defense?
Just pitiful. The SU defense should've been all over the run attack from the Bearcats. Instead, it allowed 263 yards on the ground and let George Winn put together a career day with 3 TD runs and a fancy trick passing play to embarrass the D. Dual-threat Munchie Leagaux was benched after throwing an interception in the 3rd quarter. Leagaux wasn't getting it done through the air, but rushed for 39 yards on six carries. What's been going on with this run defense lately? Durrell Eskridge told The Fizz this week that this defense looks to stop the run first. Durrell, not lately bro. Let's back track a little bit. The Orange shut down Pitt's Ray Graham, limited Rutgers' Jawan Jamison, and blew out UConn. But the last two games, Syracuse has given up over 600 rushing yards.
- Ryan Nassib and Jerome Smith again consistent standouts.
These two upperclassmen continue to get it done. Nassib rounded up the troops down in Florida, and against on Saturday he was very good. He did his job, throwing for just one touchdown but orchestrating the offensive attack. He managed to lead the offense to 24 points against a worthy Cincinnati defense. Smith quietly rushed for 133 yards last week, and was at it again with 116 yards on the day. Clearly, the offensive playbook is still unfolding and working. Marrone has found his comfort zone with who wants getting more playing time. Nassib found almost every receiver, but those guys had careless drops and penalties (looking at you, Jarrod West). Smith is THE guy in the backfield. He finally got in the end zone for the first time this season. Orange postseason hopes remain alive unless Nassib and Smith fall off completely. The duo is just playing very well.
- Marrone's preaching isn't trending positively.
Twelve penalties for 104 yards doesn't get it done. Syracuse keeps having careless and unacceptable penalties. You can excuse missed field goals, because those things happen. But penalties are totally preventable. Of course some will happen throughout the course of a game, but the amount over the last three weeks are staggering. The Orange committed 10 penalties for 89 yards vs. South Florida and eight penalties for 73 yards against UConn. SU had 7 penalties against Rutgers as well. The trend isn't really improving despite Marrone's words of accountability. The penalty issue and spotty special teams may make for some difficult changes to the coaching staff. It' s a problem that needs to be fixed because they're killing the Orange.
- The Louisville showdown becomes a must-win… kind of.
The Orange plays the best team in the Big East Saturday at noon in the Dome. Let's hope the stadium is close to packed, because the Orange needs a similar effort to the wins over Pitt and UConn. SU will need all its firepower for 4 quarters against the Cardinals. Syracuse has to win two of its next three games to be considered for a bowl game. If we pencil in a win at Temple (no guarantee), the Orange must beat either Louisville or Mizzou on the road. Most consider victory on the road in the SEC an impossible task, leaving this weekend as a must win. It may not be wise to chalk up a loss in Columbia. The Tigers are only 4-5, and have lost games at home to Georgia, Vanderbilt and Alabama. Obviously, it's no easy task for SU in two weeks, so it behooves the Orange to take care of business Saturday.
Posted: Brendan Glasheen
31 Comments on this Post
Fumbles…D line gives up over 260 yards on the ground…12 penalties for 102 yards! Nassib continues to play well…
The story doesn't change..More of the same.. The opposition are second and third level teams.. We keep making silly mistakes and showing poor discipline. Mistake free football wins games.
DM has failed to produce a culture that wins games. Nice guy, good character, well intended. He was a good experiment . Part of the Northeast football fraternity. He has failed.
Time to move on…
My take on the high number of penalties is that the SU players do not possess enough intelligence to be D1 football players. That is why they (the players) were only 2-3 star rated. In addition, if the players continue with the same mistakes it totally reflects on the coaching staff. Lets face it, Morrone is not head coaching material, hell he can't even coach the special team to respectability.
I think intelligence is a rough statement. I watch interviews with 4/5 start kids at Florida/Alabama/Oklahoma.. They can't put a sentence together. I've been pleased with what I've seen of our kids. Well spoken for Colloge kids.
Tough for Syracuse to get the real stars but every year we get a few and there is a sprinkle of them in the NFL. The problem is coaching. A team of mid level talent playing good well discilined smart football with limited mistakes win games against greater talent!
DM has failed on that front. Lots of talk..lots of sloppy, mistake driven, undisciplined poor play
Wow! what a grueling 4 hours to be a 'Cuse fan Saturday. Way too many up and downs for me. Overall, 'Cuse is better then Cincy in my opinion. Just like they are better then NW, Minnesota eh? and Rutgirls (i'd even say USC in some aspects). But unfortunately, turnover and missed opportunities plague a team that has had one winning season in what, 8 years? Pretty much was given the "Death Penalty" in Grob (sorry for saying that name). But while reading others comments and opinions on any game this year, i'm irritated with most fan posts.
1) Recruiting. Do people honestly think that 4-5 star players are easy to recruit and pick up? Seriously? What 4-5 star player is going to look at 'Cuse past a Notre Dame, Alabama, Florida, USC, etc?? I'm sorry but none. I bring this up all the time, but do you see the Utah's, TCU's, Boise St.'s, Toledo's, Kent St.'s La Tech's recruiting 4-5 star players every year? No not at all…which leads to my next point.
2) Coaching. Our coaches ahve to take these 2-3 start recruits and mold them to be better. I am a DM fan. He does things the right way and even though he is not getting the results he is preaching this team is better then any 'Cuse team we've seen in awhile. Recruiting wise, he is offering underclassmen in high school way before the big boys do. But these kids arent interested. The otherside of the coaching spectrum is the play calling. DM def needs a special teams coach and….
3)A better offensive coordinator. Hackett is not good. To predictable. Do you honestly think Boise St. wins consistently with the talent level they recruit without mis-direction or trick plays on offense once every so often? Cincy's tebow pass on 4th and 2 was a brillant call. I think i applauded the play. Very smart play, but the reason it happened is because it's something that hasn't been seen. Besides on the previous play a 'Cuse D-back, on 3rd and long missed a wide open tackle on the TE who rumbled down close to the marker. He makes the tackle that play and score doesnt happen.
Changes need to be made at the OC and special teams position, facilities need to continue to be upgraded and 'Cuse is finally going to a better conference which will make recruits take a second look. I see improvements, but it has nothing to do with DM or not getting 4-5 star plays year in and out.
Unfortunately, we need to stay patient and support our team. Things can't get any worse.
Look you do not fire the stock-boy at your local grocery store if profits are lacking(unless your the Mittster).You fire the store manager!! Trolls and the media both have this problem of only blaming the players!! That's why SU must fire HCDM/dougie if he loses out. And it looks likely that might happen with his history!! Only Temple might be a win!! Come on save this program from some more embarrassing moments next year and fire HCDM/dougie!!!
PS Ronnette needs serious counselling!!LOL!!
Wow! This is chicken little territory! The sky is falling! Let's get some perspective.
I am pretty satisfied with the progress that has been made. It is better to have loved and lost then to never loved at all. What hurts the most is that we see what has been created and we have hope. Hope cuts both ways. When it is not realized the pain can be greater than if we didn't have hope. Under Robinson we didn't have hope. I think the frustration now is not that we can't win but we can but haven't. I'd say that is miles beyond where we have been in the last 10 years. A couple bounces and dropped passes have kept this team from where it should be. It takes a lot to learn to win. I think Marrone has done a quality job. He doesn't put the helmet on. The kids have to make the plays.
I read a pretty interesting article in the Syracuse Post-Standard a week or two ago regarding Kansas St's rise to prominence. Two years ago Syracuse beats Kansas St in the Pinstripe bowl (aided on a questionable unsportsmanlike call against a K State receiver after scoring a late TD – I'm sure you guys recall). Anyways, look at the direction of the two programs since…. One is talking BCS National Championship game; the other is talking about getting bowl eligible. Last I checked, Kansas State is not pulling in 4/5 stars kids or a top 20 ranked class every year. They bring in kids plenty similar to Syracuse recruits. The difference is coaching and execution. As the Fizz calls them – KYPs; we've got to be near the top of the list nationally (not a good thing).
Chew on this stat: Kansas State points off opponent turnovers this season: 111, Opponents points off K-State turnovers 0
i agree with Xcuseme96 and Mike.
Terry i have no idea what your talking about. Comparing apples to SU Oranges there bub. Obviously if your store isnt doing well then it goes under as a whole. Not due to the manager.
DM is doing his best on the recruiting front with what he has to offer in terms of facilities, conference, location, history, etc. And i like the fact that he has NFL history and connections in the city as well as creating a pipeline down south. That takes time.
The players make the plays. That's DM's fault that Kobena fumbled the opening kickoff? Or that Krautman pulled a field goal? C'mon.
And here's another tidbit..KSU QB Collin Klein was rated a 2/3 star prospect from by Scouts/Rivals out of high school. G
Babb-leers again. OC27 are you that lame!! Lowly stock boys don't make the decisions for a grocery store. Management does. The boys just put cans and stuff on the selves themselves and go on to the next shelf to fill. They have no decision at all on how the grocery store is run. It has been that way for centuries!! Management is the decision maker here. If successful they get raises or promotions. If the store loses profits no matter how, they are fired. That's all and its that simple. Players play-Coaches coach. SUs players play their hearts out while HCDM/dougie(I have never said all coaches) can't coach them up at all. History shows that clearly. OK!!!
I think everyone is so frustrated, because it is clear we have the players with the skill and ability to be winning games that we are instead losing. I agree Doug is doing a good job (relative to the SU program) recruiting. I still question the play calling (Hackett) and special teams are just awful (Marrone). Coaching really does make all the difference in the world at this level. Something is just not clicking; you can see the visible frustration in HCDM on the sidelines when we make a bad mistake…… But like Xcuseme96 said – he's not putting a helmet on; his guys need to step up and make plays for him.
Tough to sugar coat these stats:
Syracuse is T-91 is turnover margin (out of 120)
Syracuse is T-114 in penalties (120)
You can keep sugar coating it but the stats don't lie. I agree , we aren't going to get the best high school players in the country, but we can make the best of what we get. DM is not doing that. Just because Coach P and Robinson were worse is no reason to settle. K State is a good example. They built a program on good football fundamentals. They play hard..they play smart and they force the other guy to screw up.
DM is not doing a good job and neither is his staff!
We need a change…good fundamental football, mistake free football wins games and builds a program. We have to many penalties, turnovers and just plain sloppy play. It's not the kids!
I think that everyone is forgetting one key thing is that the officiating has been terrible in the B.E. this year many questionable calls against Su on drive saving plays or momentum plays. Take a look at the first Su game the "late hate against NW" that wasn't, the fumble that happened but never happened against Cincy, the phantom holds on Su that you cant find. The Fact is that SU is averaging 4-5 penalties more game than there opponents something is wrong with that Picture.
Yea! Poor coaching and undiscilined play….
It's true at all levels.. Good teams..winning teams don't have more penalties..more turnovers…than their competition. Penalties and turnovers have nothing to do with talent..it has to do with coaching!
Cuse17 and Terry leading the anti-Marrone parade,what a joke….."the sky is falling brigade"!!This was fun watching the negative tone the board would take left to tweedle dee and tweedle dum!!At least Terry is consistent and honest,more than I can say for some!!Mr All the answers C17!!Before the season started we all said if HCDM won 6/7 games and made a bowl we'd be lucky and 5 and his job would be safe….he's delivered so now what?Remember guys were not Alabama!!
I see "Cuse17" spent morning till night crying about HCDM on this board instead of having a normal life while Marrone is working hard for the "Cuse"!!Ya wanna help C17?Go help the storm victims instead of calling for a decent mans job!!
And one more thing,the trouble with Marrone is he's not a part of the Northeast coaching fraternity or he would'nt have had to work so hard to build recruiting relationships right here in NY/NJ!!Thats exactly what we DO need,an AL Golden or Addazio type but for now he's what we have and making progress so lose him and wait 5 or 6 more years to build for "groundhog day" because every time u hire a new coach ur at the back of the line for recruits!!Or does "Cuse17" suggest we reach out for another G-Rob?Or Dr Gross,someone outside the loop?isn't that where our problems started?
Oh no …their back..more conversation about sandwiches and stupid names for the defensive line….
@Terrie,Cuse17;PS Ronnette needs serious counselling!!LOL!!
I hope the two of you get together and decide to team up and become the person you so desperately want me to see. Because when I walk into the room I would like nothing better than to stick my size 12 shoes up both of your asses. Get my drift here fools.
@Cuse17;who was talking about sandwiches? I've never tried a 'BOILED HAM AND CABBAGE SANDWHICH". Have you Russell?
Ron,looks to me like "Cuse17" is trying to help rivals recruiting in the heart of recruiting season?Maybe he's really "Scarlet17" or "Husky17" as they also hope we fire Marrone!!Who would take advice from a guy who blames us for Fizz's request to the readers to have some fun and think up some front 7 names?Why don't u send that message to Fitz?Ron and I as good "Cuse" fans just join in with the spirit of this excellent site b4 this clown "Cuse17" decided he knew it all!!Go back to ur beloved Fla!!
Ron,this guy is unbelievable……we lose a close game to a good team with help from the officials on the road and he blames Marrone?8 in the morning till 8 at night?I could'nt believe my eye's!!Now I wake up and there he is again this time 6am calling people names on the same thread!!btw Ham or Corned beef and cabbage is an old traditional Irish and American dish…not sandwich!!I know u prefer [email protected] did u work the Shenendehowa/Shaker HS playoff game last weekend?
@Russell MacEachern;
Last weekend was the Section 3 Championships that determined the teams going to the State Championships. The State Championships will be played Nov. 23rd & 24th at the Dome and I will be working those days also. I believe that after the States are played the Federation Championships are played down state somewhere.
Russ the Shenendehowa/Shaker HS playoff game must have been a sectional playoff game,with the winner coming to the dome for a chance of a State Championship.
Yeah their in the Albany area and were on TWer this weekend!!"Go Cuse"…Ron,Im glad the majority of Fizz readers are reasonable cause 1 or 2 must have slipped in from Fla Steves SU.com a very negative bunch!!…or the sky is falling.com..
@Russell MacEachern;I believe that some people are born into and never escape "misery" and reading different posts by Cuse17 and Terrie just proves the point.
They're never going to change Russell,never.
I'm sick of thinking about this game
Let's talk Louisville upset! It would be nice to have an impressive showing on a SATURDAY! Friday seems to be our preferred day to whip butts (when all the HS recruits are busy playing their own games…)
Mike,it would'nt surprise me if we gave the "ville" a major league butt whipping Friday night if we can avoid turnovers!You know our Def is gonna bring da PAIN!!
I agree with AJ. A few blown calls by the refs have made a huge, huge impact on our season. Everyone says don't blame the refs – screw that. When it comes down to 1 or 2 plays determining the outcome of a game and a bad call gives the other team an extra possession or in our case leads to 7 (Northwestern) or 14 its (Cinncy), yes that is an issue. We are not good enough yet to play a good team head to head and still overcome bad officiating and phantom fouls and penalties. It's the difference in this team being 5-4 or even 6-3 as opposed to 4-5.
I agree with MIKE, I'm happy with the direction Marrone is taking the program and the progress he has made. The only thing he hasnt been able to do is get that 5 stat recruit yet. Coaching wise some of the calls on the field are questionable but he is starting to show some frustration and emotion on the sidelines and I like that he's showing some emotion on the sidelines. He needs to hire a special team coach and continue to recruit, recruit and recruit. Marrone will figure this out and beat Louisville this week.
Yeah we've gotten more than our share of bad call's but its obvious were getting better team play,depth and recruits and the wins are starting to come with more frequency!!SU was'nt a quick fix and HCDM is working hard to get us back where we belong (top25-relevant)!!Keep ur chins up the wins are starting to come!Hopefully we'll knock off the "Ville" Friday and shake off some of this negativity!!"Go Cuse"
Hello guys!Hey Cuse17 and Terrie this is for the two of you and too the guy who posted,he felt the players being 2 & 3 star recruits weren't smart enough to play the game of football. How ridiculous was that?
Syracuse football team's leaky run defense aside, it is No. 9 in the nation in tackles for a loss. Not to bad for a bunch of no nothing stupid football players.
Zo controversieel berichten waar meer mensen het oneens zijn het meest waarschijnlijk de meeste reacties genereren. Overwegende dat de meest gemotiveerde en volledig doordacht stuk misschien weinig anders verlaten om te zeggen behalve "goede post".
I have always wanted to say these things and you have been my voice and have said it for me. In fact, I think that you have said it even louder!


text:
We can emboss your initials on your new Lotuff piece to make it truly your own. Please write in the order of your first initial, middle, and last initials. If you'd like, you can forego a middle initial. Each letter is capitalized and in the same size and font. A monogram adds $50 to your order.
is now sold out. It can be made to order and should ship should in 6 - 8 weeks!
The Leather Satchel is our fully leather-lined hybrid companion, serving as a large briefcase, a day bag, and an overnight carry-on. It is sized to fit all your business necessities, plus a pair of pajamas and leather loafers.
One interior zippered pocket is coupled with three smaller accessory pouches for a mobile, a charger, keys, and pens. An adjustable and detachable shoulder strap allows the bag both on-shoulder and in-hand carry.
The utmost care is taken to perfectly polish the edges after the bag has been constructed. Any slip of the hand during this process and the bag is ruined. The result is a stunning, slim silhouette that sits tall and proud no matter where it is.
Height 12.25 in.
Width 18 in.
Depth 8 in.
Request a complimentary set of leather swatches to see the color and feel of our vegetable-tanned leather in person.
From $680.00
From $750.00
From $1,200.00


text:
Universal Fit
Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay H3
"Believe it or not, I have been following this forum for years, but was too aware of my limitations to post a review or a comment. I created this account just to warn others of the lame approach that B&O is taking with these headphones when shipped with the LG V20. Same as other reviewer here, got the headphones with the new phone - which I actually sold, as I didn't want to give up my trusted..." --Ipse
Umbo Earbud - Best Fitting Ergonomic Earbud for Bluetooth and Other Wireless Headsets.
This new earbud was designed as an ergonomic replacement to the ordinary earbuds that come with most Bluetooth headsets. After trying out countless headsets and having experienced the same annoying discomfort, we were inspired to come up with our own earbud design. This earbud is uniquely formed into a conical-like shape that fits comfortably inside of the ear canal. It is made from a supple,...


text:
Wanted: Emerging Filmmakers and Video Artists
by Josh Rubin
on 18 August 2005
From a friend at a hot creative agency:
We are looking for young filmmakers to create original short-format films (30 sec - 1 min long). If you believe you've got style, inspiration and creativity, we want to hear from you.
Submit your URL and/or sample to: email@example.com
Chosen filmmakers will be invited to contribute their work for online viewing and distribution for an international audience.
Cool Hunting Video is Back!
by Josh Rubin
I guess this is one of those "good problems"—we've exceeded out our allotted bandwidth over at .mac, where we've been hosting our video files for Cool Hunting Video, and they have shut us down till the end of the month. We're scrambling to...
2006 Bloggie Nominations Begin
by Ami Kealoha
Nominations for the 6th annual Bloggies began today and, well, Cool Hunting's a blog! Obviously, we fit the American, Group, and, ahem, Best of the Year, among others, but our just-launched Cool Hunting Podcast is already rated #13 in Arts and...
PSFK Coverage of CHV50
by Josh Rubin
Our friend Piers from PSFK was at the CHV50 event on Tuesday night and made this video. Thanks, Piers!
More Pics from CHV50
by Josh Rubin
Ok, this is the last post about our party, but I had such a great time I can't help myself. This set of pictures is from Leo Zacharias, and features some shots of the art and the people. There's also a pretty genius one of Scott and Ami...
Jacob Williams: Nightmare of the Haunted Buddha
by Ami Kealoha
Brooklyn-based artist Jacob Williams' day-glo psychedelia already looks like a trip through a Disneyland ride on drugs, which makes Tim Regan's recent video piece (created to announce the opening reception for Williams' solo installation...
Cool Hunting Reader Survey and iPod Nano Giveaway
by Evan Orensten
Dear Cool Hunting Readers, It's time to update our reader survey so we can continue to provide you with the best content possible. If that's not incentive enough, everyone who completes our reader survey (it will only take you a few minutes...
Reminder: Cool Hunting Reader Survey and iPod Nano Giveaway
by Ami Kealoha
Dear Cool Hunting Reader, We'd like to get to know you a little better. You can call it a survey, but we like to think of it as small talk in a multiple choice format. It's a way to ensure that CH will continue to have great content and we...
Muji Award International Design Competition 01
by Evan Orensten
Sinking Muji's best-practice principles deeper into the global product design concious, the Japanese retailer is holding its first Muji International Design Competition. The thesis is "Sumi," (meaning to the side) and the challenge to...
August Newsletter
by Josh Rubin
The August newsletter goes out in a couple days. If you're not already subscribed to the mailing list, drop your address here. What's in the newsletter? A summary of my favorites from each month, plus a few treats you wont find on the site. Last...
September Newsletter
by Josh Rubin
The September newsletter goes out soon. If you're not already subscribed to the mailing list, drop your address here. What's in the newsletter? A summary of my favorites from each month, plus a few treats you wont find on the site. Last month...
Welcome Carol!
by Josh Rubin
Over the next month or two you're going to see a few changes around here. Among other (yet to be disclosed) things, I'm turning Cool Hunting in to a collective that will include some new writers and additional content categories. First up...
CH is Looking for an Intern
by Josh Rubin
Do you like what we do and want to be a part of it? Cool Hunting is looking for a Summer intern so if you want to learn about hunting and publishing, have great writing skills and know your way around the tools of the trade, check out the job description...
Loading More...


text:
Pasta Salad With Roasted Peppers And Onions
|Small shell pasta/Tubes
|3⁄4 Pound
|Bell peppers
|6 Small (Any Combination Of Red Or Yellow)
|Olive oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|3 Medium, sliced
|Crushed garlic
|1 Tablespoon
|3⁄4 Tablespoon
|3 Large, diced
|Sour cream
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|To Taste
|To Taste
Cook in boiling water until al dente (firm to the bite).
Drain and set aside.
Meanwhile, prepare sauce.
In the oven under broiler, roast peppers, turning occasionally, just until charred, approx.10 minutes.
Let rest 10 minutes.
Rinse under cold water, peel, and remove core and seeds.
Slice thinly and reserve.
Heat in large skillet over high heat.
Add and cook until golden brown.
Add and cook 1 minute.
Add to above along with sliced peppers, cook 1 more minute.
Remove from heat.
Add pasta.
Add, toss well,
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2781 Calories from Fat 1069
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 121 g185.7%
Saturated Fat 41.4 g207.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 149.5 mg49.8%
Sodium 696.8 mg29%
Total Carbohydrates 366 g122.2%
Dietary Fiber 41 g163.8%
Sugars 74.6 g
Protein 66 g132.3%
Vitamin A 276.3% Vitamin C 812.5%
Calcium 57.9% Iron 76.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


text: Latterns lighting the way adorn a lime green background on the Bethlahem Poppy scrub hat. If you are a fan of the bouffant but want to add a little color to your scrubs, the operating room Poppy scrub cap is for you. This surgical hat can also be worn as a pony-tail cap.


text: Echograph: A Full-Featured Animated GIF Maker for ProfessionalsLeslie Horn7/02/12 6:00pmFiled to: app of the dayiPad AppsappsipadAppleios18EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink There are tons of GIF making apps out there, but there aren't a lot of professional-grade solutions. So if you're looking for something powerful to play with on your iPad, Echograph is your answer. Advertisement What does it do?Echograph lets you add motion to your photos using taps and swipes on your Apple slate. However, it's less of a trendy app, and more of a pro tool geared toward photographers and creatives. Advertisement Why do we like it?GIFs are fun and sharable and hilarious, but Echograph sees these cinemagraphs as art above all else. You can use pictures taken on your iPad camera, but you can also import higher-res pics using this custom dongle. It's an easy, hands on way to make quality animations of a more high-brow variety. [FastCo] Ecograph Sponsored Download this app for:iPad, $3.99The Best: Advertisement Advertisement Supports high-res picsThe Worst:Maybe just a fadReply18 repliesLeave a reply


text:
Auburn Club Code: RMT
Auburn University Alumni: 1,159
Auburn Alumni Association Members: 154
Website: http://www.rockymountainauburnclub.com/
Location: Rocky Mountains, CO
Followers: 11
Latest Activity: Jul 5, 2013
President: Jeff Mustin '09 Email: email@example.com
Club Email: email@example.com
Auburn Alumni Association Board Mentor: Rip Britton '82
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Your Auburn home in Colorado!
It's not quite Jordan-Hare, but it's as close as you'll get this far from the Plains!
From Watch Parties to Community Service, the Rocky Mountain Auburn Club, or "RMAC", is your place to gather together with other people who love Auburn. We can't wait to meet you!
Want to know what we have planned next?
Head to our website to sign up for our emails, www.rockymountainauburnclub.com
AND check out our Facebook page and Twitter feeds for all the latest news and action
2015 Game Watch Locations:
Our Game Watch Location in Denver:
The Irish Snug - 1201 E Colfax Ave
Are you in Colorado Springs?
Stadium Bar & Grill - 6120 Barnes Road
This group does not have any discussions yet.


text:
observation deck
Observation Deck: What 'Smart' Slime Molds Tell Us About Alien Intelligence
Let's talk about slime molds. Specifically, Physarum polycephalum, which despite being a big gooey bag of nuclei and protoplasm, may be intelligent — sort of....
Observation Deck: Designing Cities for People, Not Cars
Cities are not for cars. Well, OK, they sort of are -- with their wide, gridded streets and highways, crosswalks for pedestrians, and intermittent sidewalks....
Observation Deck: Spielberg and the Subtext of Sci-Fi
With Steven Spielberg's Lincoln coming out in November, I'm thinking about the director's great science fiction movies ... and his not-so-great science fiction movies. It's...
Observation Deck: How Tearing Up Highways Could Make Better Cities
Tear it all down! Well, OK, not all of it. Let's start with the freeways. They look permanent, sure, but most highways, especially the ones...
Observation Deck: The Beautiful Science of Weaponry
We can be non-violent -- maybe even anti-war? -- and still be deeply impressed by the science and technology of weapons. Right? This week's Observation...
Observation Deck: What Happens When Cars Start Talking to Each Other?
The cars: They will drive themselves, and they'll talk to each other, too. What will that look like on the highway?
Observation Deck: Books, Artifacts and Sending Information Across Time
Books aren't books anymore. Or rather, they're more and less than they used to be, because now they come as bits or as atoms. They...
Observation Deck: How Signs Shape Cities' Identities
We inscribe words on our cities -- street signs, neon, billboards and sometimes poetry and knowledge about the city itself. In this week's Observation Deck,...
Observation Deck: Why Hollywood Should Double Down on No. 2s
I might have figured out why the second movie in every big action trilogy turns out best. But what lesson can studio execs learn from...
Observation Deck: Mapping a Bold New Approach to Breaking News
The classic way to cover a breaking story -- dispatches from the scene, coordinated by an editor or anchor back at home base -- is...


text:
What to Consider When Making Repairs
Whenever one of my friends asks what I do for a living, and I tell them that I sell foreclosed homes, they always give me the same response, "Can you get me a deal?"
It always gives me a chuckle, but it's no secret that there is a stereotype surrounding foreclosures and low-pricing trends.
Oftentimes, people believe that foreclosures are priced lower simply because they are bank owned. Along with the rundown homes that investors snap up, repair and flip, there has been a recent trend of greater numbers of average and above average conditioned homes popping up for sale across the country.
We have seen the market explode in the last five years and although this market is enticing for many, the fact remains that not everyone has the cash or a history of good credit to purchase one of these homes. The typical buyer profile has shifted from cash investors looking to fix and resell, to families looking to buy their first home with an FHA loan. As for sellers of these properties, now more than ever repairing a property can prove to be a lucrative option. Listing a property in repaired condition can also cut the marketing time in half, open up exposure to many more buyers, and help to avoid city fines and violations due to unacceptable property conditions.
In my experience, there are several factors to consider when deciding whether or not to make repairs. Some concerns include how much the home is worth in its current condition. If the home is under $100,000 sellers should think carefully about the cost effectiveness of any repairs made. Also, how old is the home? If it is over 50 years old, repairs may be more involved and expensive than the seller is willing to tackle. Is the home in a high rental area?
If the immediate competition in the area is for rental property, then most likely the buyer is going to be an investor who has the money and time to repair the property and who will then rent or resell it. Is the property in a high crime or vandalism area? This is an important consideration. Sure, it's great when a home is repaired and shows much better than it had previously. But that image can quickly fade if someone breaks in and destroys the work that was done, or "borrows" the new air conditioning unit that was just installed. Many would be buyers or renters will avoid these areas so it may not be worth doing all the repairs only to let the property sit for extended periods without a sale and risk further damage.
I've seen three approaches when it comes to deciding which type of repairs are necessary on a property. The first approach is making repairs to simply preserve the property condition. This is often used in lower-end properties, where a cash buyer or conventional loan may qualify. Typical repairs may include having a leaky roof tarped, removing mold, fixing defective plumbing, removing water damage, repairing sheetrock and drywall, and boarding/securing all doors and windows to prevent vandalism.
The second approach is to make the minimal amount of repairs to qualify the property for FHA and VA financing. These repairs are usually completed in moderately priced properties, and are aimed at preserving the property while protecting the health and safety of the occupants. HUD's website mentions the 3 S's - safety, security and soundness. Some common repairs of this nature are installing appliances and light fixtures, correcting plumbing work, fixing doors and windows, installing new carpeting, making drywall repairs, adding kitchen cabinetry, replacing A/C units, and repairing plumbing fixtures. Repairing these items is often more cost effective for the seller, yet still ensures that little or no repairs will be needed when the buyer undergoes their home inspection.
The third approach to repairing a property is performing cosmetic repairs to make the property more appealing and move-in ready. This is often utilized in higher-end properties where competition can range from new construction to other REO homes which have been repaired. Typical repairs in this category include upgrading to stainless steel appliances, adding new carpeting throughout the home, painting the interior, upgrading the counter tops and cabinets, tiling the bathroom floors, and installing energy efficient windows and doors. This can significantly cut down the marketing time and increases the probability of multiple offers.
When making property repairs, the broker plays an important role in the decision process. The more information provided in a BPO or appraisal, the easier it is to make a decision on repairs. Information on neighborhood trends, market conditions, typical buyer profiles, and current employment conditions, are extremely important when analyzing a property as a potential rehab project. Realizing the full potential of a property early in the marketing process will help to accelerate the selling process after repairs are made.
So when it has been decided that repairs should be made to the property, who makes the repairs? In most cases two bids are required. One is usually from a national vendor, and the second bid usually comes from the listing agent. A copy of the contractor's license, W-9, and insurance information should always be provided for liability purposes. Most agents have contractors they have worked with over the years, and whom they know will not only get the work done in a timely fashion, but will do a solid and honest job. The longer the seller has to keep a property in their inventory, the more money they can lose on the sale. When a repair bid has been approved, the typical turnaround time for most major repairs is about two weeks. Obviously that can vary with extensive plumbing work, mold removal or large areas of water damage, but a good contractor will generally be able to have things wrapped up within a few weeks.
Decisions, Default Rates, & Debt-To-Income The QM Rule's Impact


text:
There is a blue light that keeps coming on in my 2003 Suzuki can someone tell me why?
I have a 2003 Suzuki and there is a blue light which i thought was letting me know to add antifreeze but I did that and the blue light is still on. Can someone let me know what that blue light is? I don't have a manual so I am at a lost
4 Answers
Let us know where the light is located, that will help a bit.
The only BLUE light I know of is the HIGH BEAM indicator....telling you that your headlights are set to their HIGH BEAM setting..and probably blinding other drivers :(
it might be a low temp indicator, that says the engine is cold, it should go out after the engine warms up
It is a low temp indicator. I had the same issue for a while, and I actually spun bearings in my motor under the warranty. The dealership where I purchased the car covered this under the warranty, and also informed me that the blue light is that is is under normal operating temp. The red light that can appear next to it that looks like an antifreeze light is an overheating indicator.
Your Answer
Looking for a Used Aerio in your area?
CarGurus has 96 nationwide Aerio listings starting at $2,858.
Search Suzuki Aerio Questions
Suzuki Aerio Experts
Reputation 40
Alex Divoll
Reputation 20
Reputation 20


text:
Free standard shipping on orders from 120 AUD
Many of Swarovski's most emblematic jewellery products come in shimmering, perfectly matched precision cut sets, which reflect the wonder and beauty of light.
Among the jewellery sets, we find rhodium or gold-plated necklaces and earrings sets available in Silk, Light Peach, Silver Shade, Moonlight and clear crystals set in Pointiage® or Indian Sapphire, Aquamarine, Light Azore, Crystal Moonlight and clear crystals set in Pointiage®. These sets include a pendant on a ball chain and a matching pair of equally stunning pierced earrings.
Also available are Vintage Rose or Light Azore pendant and earring sets. Whether in refreshing tones of Light Azore crystal or sparkling Vintage Rose crystal, the rhodium-plated chain features a pendant and a matching set of earrings.
Perfect for any gift giving occasion, Swarovski jewellery sets are designed to offer the best of the brand's innovative designs in matching colours that can be worn as the ideal accessory on any special occasion.
Crystaldust Solitaire Set AUD 149.00
Glance Set, Black AUD 199.00
Sparkling Dance Round Set, Small, White AUD 249.00
Field Set, White AUD 179.00
Genius Set, White AUD 249.00
Vintage Set, Pink AUD 249.00
Sparkling Dance Pear Set, Small, White AUD 249.00
Dear Set, White AUD 219.00
Sparkling Dance Set, Medium, White AUD 299.00
Generation Set, Teal AUD 249.00
Gemina Set, Violet AUD 219.00
Gallery Pear Set, Blue AUD 199.00
Gray Set, White AUD 249.00
Crystal Wishes Set, Red AUD 219.00
Generation Set, White AUD 349.00
Engaged Set, Small, White AUD 219.00
Free Set, White AUD 219.00
Fortunately Set AUD 179.00
Edify Set AUD 249.00
Nude Set AUD 249.00
Funk Set AUD 179.00
Fizzy Set AUD 179.00
Subtle Bracelet Set AUD 249.00
Harley Pierced Earrings Set AUD 69.00
Fantastic Set AUD 399.00
Favor Set AUD 179.00
Attract Set AUD 179.00
Folio Set AUD 349.00
Feel Set AUD 349.00
Cyndi Red Set AUD 179.00
Vintage Set AUD 249.00
Duo Set Star AUD 199.00
Angelic Set All-Around AUD 499.00
Diapason V Set AUD 399.00
Brilliance Set AUD 179.00
Flame Open Set AUD 399.00


text:
In regards to gypsum as a soil conditioner. It is good for adding calcium
if you need it. The only way you know if you need it is a soil test.
Gypsum is good for loosening the soil and increasing the infiltration rate
of water on heavier soils. 20 lb/100ft2 is a good place to start but if our
soil is calcareous (high in calcium) it may not be a good idea.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jan Hibner <email@example.com>
To: firstname.lastname@example.com <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 8:11 AM
Subject: Re: Gypsum - Soil Conditioner
>What do you all think about using Gypsum for a soil conditioner for growing
>hosta - outside?
>Jan - Zone 5
>To sign-off this list, send email to email@example.com with the
>message text UNSUBSCRIBE HOSTA-OPEN
To sign-off this list, send email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE HOSTA-OPEN


text:
Don't Miss
- Reel Reviews: 2017 Oscar picks
- 'American Idiot' at EPAC
- Warwick grad producing 'Million Dollar Quartet' at Dutch Apple
- 'Somewhereville Station' revisits the 50s and 60s
- St. Patty's musical at Ephrata Main
- Dance, concert will benefit Jamaica missions
- Happy Anniver5ary, St. Boniface!
- Downtown diversity
- Travelogue will explore Colorado River this Saturday
Love is in next issue
By Ephrata Review on February 20, 2013
Deadline has passed for "Love is in the Air," our next All About You community photo page theme. Look for your neighbors' snapshots in next week's Ephrata Review.


text:
Jefferies Finance Said to Plan $500 Million Bond OfferingCharles Mead
Jefferies Finance LLC, a commercial-finance company linked to Jefferies Group LLC, plans to raise $500 million with a sale of seven-year notes.
Jefferies Finance intends to issue the senior securities for general corporate purposes, according to a person familiar with the offering who asked not to be identified, citing lack of authorization to speak publicly. Jefferies Group, the New York-based investment bank, created the firm as a joint venture in 2004 with Babson Capital Management LLC and Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., according to a January regulatory filing.
The company originates and syndicates primarily secured loans to corporate borrowers. Loans are mostly originated through Jefferies's investment banking business, with Babson Capital providing credit analytics and portfolio management services, according to the filing.


text:
2016 Valuation Handbook - Guide to Cost of Capital
Duff & Phelps is now providing the data previously in the SBBI Valuation Yearbook, as well as data from the Risk Premium Report, in this handbook - all to help you estimate the cost of equity capital for a subject company.
This Valuation Handbook contains all of the "key variables in estimating the cost of capital," including:
- Yields
- Long-term (20-year) U.S. Treasury Coupon Bond Yield
- Equity Risk Premium
- Long-horizon expected "historical" equity risk premium
- Long-horizon expected "supply side" equity risk premium
- Size Premium
- CRSP Mid-Cap, Low-Cap, and Micro-Cap size premia
- CRSP Deciles 1 through 10 size premia
- Size premia for the breakdown of CRSP Decile 10 into 10a (and its subdeciles 10w and 10x) and 10b (and its subdeciles 10y and 10z)
- Industry Risk Premium
- Industry risk premia (IRPs) for use in the build-up method (previously found in Table 3-5 in the SBBI Valuation Yearbook).
This Valuation Handbook also includes all of risk premia and size premia (for up to eight different measures of "size") previously published in the Duff & Phelps Risk Premium Report, including:
- Size Study
Analyzes the relationship between equity returns and company size, using up to 8 measures of company size (market value of common equity, book value of common equity, 5-year average net income, market value of invested capital (MVIC), total assets, 5-year average EBITDA, sales, and number of employees).
- Risk Study
Analyzes the relationship between equity returns and accounting-based fundamental risk measures
- High-Financial-Risk Study
Analyzes the relationship between equity returns and high-financial-risk, as measured by the Altman z-Score.
Who Will Benefit
- All accounting and finance professionals working in the area of valuation
FVS Section Members Save an Additional 10%!
When you log into this website with your AICPA member user account, the section discount will be automatically applied during checkout. Should you have any questions or encounter any issues, please contact the AICPA Service Center at 888-777-7077 or service@aicpa.
Find out more information on the Forensic and Valuation Services Member Section.


text:
Superfund Site: CALIFORNIA GULCH, LEADVILLE, CO
Superfund Site Profile
The California Gulch site consists of about 18 square miles in Lake County, Colorado. The area includes the city of Leadville, parts of the Leadville Historic Mining District and a section of the Arkansas River from the confluence of California Gulch downstream to the confluence of Two-Bit Gulch. Former mining operations contributed to metals contamination in surface water, groundwater, soil and sediment. Cleanup is complete at several areas of the site. Operation and maintenance activities at these areas are ongoing. Cleanup of the remaining areas is ongoing.
EPA and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announce the deletion of operable units (OUs) 1 (Yak Tunnel), and OU3 (Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Slag Piles, Railroad Easement, Railroad Yard, and the Mineral Belt Trail) within the California Gulch Superfund site from the National Priorities List (NPL).
Map of operable units (PDF) (2 pp, 8.1 MB, About PDF)
The public comment period on the proposed NPL partial deletions concluded on March 10, 2016. After consideration of public comments, EPA has determined that no further action is needed within OUs 1 and 3.
EPA has established a docket for this action under Docket Identification No. EPA-HQ-SFUND-1983-0002. Publicly available docket materials are listed on the www.regulations.gov website. For hard copies please contact one of the Public Information Repositories.


text:
Log In
Quickly adds the Twitter follow button. Can be easily implemented into your page, post or theme template
Download Version 0.1
Requires: 3.0 or higher
Compatible up to: 3.1.4
Last Updated: 6 years ago
Active Installs:
Got something to say? Need help?
Translate this plugin
0 people say it works.
0 people say it's broken.
Log in to vote.


text:
by: lammar • 1.1K
All Android applications categories
All Android games categories
by: lammar • 1.1K
* DON'T PUT the explanation to this trick in the comments - let others to have fun!
The illusion presented in this app is pretty simple but it still can trick your mind :D
This is really good example of how magicians are able to fool us. Share it with your family and friends and see if they will fall for this.
* THIS IS NOT a game - just follow on-screen instructions.
PLEASE: if you figure out how this trick works Please do not put the solution in comments - allow other users to have a fun too!
Tags: androillusion , androillusion trick , androillusion solution , solution to androillusion , androilusion , gratis stacked deck
Users review
from 1.089 reviews
Download Androillusion
Free - V1.0 - 328K
More actions


text:
Category:Robert Grässle
English: This Category contains works from the German sculptor and stone cutter Robert Grässle.
This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.
- ► Traubenbrunnen (Heilbronn) (8 F)
Media in category "Robert Grässle"
The following 3 files are in this category, out of 3 total.
- HN-Altes-Theater-Maskenkoepfe1.JPG 1,015 KB
- Kriegerdenkmal Flein 2011, 2.jpg 3.23 MB


text:
Thank you for the review for our PL50.
post #16 of 224
7/5/09 at 10:25pm
I am not sure what else you want beside what I already said in those comparison. Here is just a side by side comparison taken directly from the RE2 and PL-50 rating, which you can make out by yourself. You can read the detail in both the link above.
Build Quality: PL-50 > RE2
Accessories: PL-50 > RE2
Isolation: RE2 > PL-50
Microphonics: PL-50 > RE2
Comfort: PL-50 = RE2
Soundstage: RE2 > PL-50
Sound Quality: PL-50 = RE2 (Sound signature is different, but SQ is very close (0.5 / 5) to each other. Personally, I prefer PL-50 more)
Value: PL-50 = RE2 (again, also very close)
This may seem like a stupid question, but with the earhooks - do you think these would be adequate for running?
I want to upgrade my running headphones - and was considering the Philips SHS8000 - which were recommended on this forum. I currently use Sennheiser Twist to Fit earbuds which stay in well, but don't sound very good. IEM's I've tried sound better, but don't stay in.
I realize these may be overkill, but I was thinking about spending $30 on the Philips. If the Soundmagic stay in just as well, the audio quality alone would be a good reason to spend the extra $20 to $25.
First off thanks for the reviews mark and clieos, it makes me kind of jealous...
In your review mark, you said that these might be good to sleep on. Do you really mean like sideways, ear against the pillow type? Have you tried? They don't look like the most comfortable pair of iems to sleep on.


text:
For an ideal user experience, please update your flash player. Click here to download the latest version of Adobe Flash.
You have 4000 characters left.
You reached the maximum length of this message (4000 characters).
You're super fun, miss C. You're gorgeous and I love seeing you enjoy the vibrator.
awwww kisses
I think I found the perfect girl !
awwwww thank you
love youuuu :))))
the best.... ever!!!
thank u :)
true love
You reached the maximum length of this message(4000 characters).
The site contains sexually explicit material. Enter ONLY if you are at least 18 years old and agree to our cookie rules.
18 U.S.C. 2257 Record-Keeping Requirements Compliance Statement
This site is owned and operated by Duodecad IT Services Luxembourg S.à.r.l.
© 2017 www.hottestgirlslive.lsl.com - All Rights Reserved!


text:
ShermansTravel » Mexico
Mexico Destinations
- Acapulco
- Cabo San Lucas
- Cancun
- Cozumel
- Ensenada
- Mexico City
- Oaxaca
- Playa del Carmen
- Puerto Vallarta
- Riviera Maya
- San Miguel de Allende
Popular Destinations in Mexico
What's New in Mexico
Things to Do in Cabo: Arty and Sporty
February 06, 2017 by Rachel Osman
Mexico's Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo are an easy, affordable hop from many cities across the U.S. – especially from the West Coast. If you're ready to ... Read More »
How to Get Your Money's Worth at All-Inclusive Resort Restaurants
January 11, 2017 by Kristine Hansen
Checking into an all-inclusive property like Cancun's The Pyramid at Grand Oasis is a bit overwhelming considering they have 21 restaurants and ... Read More »
4 Totally Unique Scuba Diving Destinations
January 10, 2017 by Erik Trinidad
Scuba diving is a thrilling and exciting sport to learn. However, once you've done dozens of dives -- as amazing as they are -- the usual coral and aquatic ... Read More »
Top 10 Budget Destinations of 2017
December 31, 2016 by ShermansTravel Editorial Staff
When it comes to savings, we always have our eye on a bargain. Here are the most value-packed places to travel in 2017. Orlando It's time to think beyond those ... Read More »
Cancun: Not Just For Spring Breakers
December 28, 2016 by Gowri Chandra
What once was a city with just three inhabitants in 1970 (yes, three!), is now Mexico's #2 tourist destination, second only to its capital city, as reported by ... Read More »


text:
Connecticut last week was not alone in moving forward on gun safety. New York, Colorado, and Maryland have all passed new gun violence prevention legislation in the last four months. In each of these states, ordinary citizens have said no more and lawmakers have displayed the courage to listen and lead. Now it's time for Congress to lead for children and for all of us in every state -- not just some -- to demand action not obstruction and to put protection of child and citizen safety ahead of guns -- especially deadly assault weapons and high capacity ammunition magazines that should not be in civilian hands. The gun violence prevention bills pending in Congress deserve a vote. This time there must be change.
House Education Panel On School Safety On Wednesday, members of the House Education & Workforce Committee mulled over ways to keep schools safe in light of the horrific Newtown, Conn. elementary school shooting, reports Politics K-12. Witnesses told the committee that "school resource officers, additional guidance counselors, and professional development for educators can help schools head off tragedies," the blog reports. But there was next to no conversation about gun control. Hmmm.


text:
Gumdale Accommodation, Hotels, Tours & Information
Places nearby Gumdale
- Amity Point
- Balmoral
- Belmont
- Belmont Heights
- Birkdale
- Bulimba
- Bulwer
- Burbank
- Cabbage Tree Point
- Camp Hill
- Cannon Hill
- Capalaba
- Carina
- Carina Heights
- Carina North
- Carindale
- Chandler
- Colmslie
- Coochiemudlo Island
- Coorparoo
- Doboy
- Dunwich
- Galloways Hill
- Hawthorne
- Hemmant
- Karragarra Island
- Kooringal
- Lamb Island
- Lindum
- Lota
- Lytton
- Mackenzie
- Macleay Island
- Manly
- Manly West
- Moreton Bay
- Morningside
- Murarrie
- New Farm
- Norman Park
- Ormiston
- Peel Island
- Pinklands
- Point Lookout
- Point Talburpin
- Ransome
- Russell Island
- Seven Hills
- Sheldon
- Tangalooma
- Thorneside
- Thornlands
- Tingalpa
- Victoria Point
- Victoria Point West
- Wakerley
- Wellington Point
- Whites Hill
- Wynnum
- Wynnum Central
- Wynnum North
We do not currently have any general information about Gumdale. To find out more about the area try the following locations:
Great deals on hotels in Brisbane East...
Bowen Terrace Accommodation - New Farm
From: A$36More Info...
Colmslie Hotel Suites & Conference Centre - Morningside
From: A$193More Info...
Queensport Tavern and Motel - Hemmant
From: A$137More Info...
Gumdale: Where To Go / Sightseeing
Manly War Memorial
Names on the front of the plinth are those of men from Manly who died in WWI. The western face bears the names of locals who died in WWII.
Years of vandalism culminated in the marble statue being pulled from the pedestal and the head broken off in 1992.
A concrete replica replaced the statue in 2007.
184 Carlton Terrace
Manly, QLD, 4179
Located 4.9K from Gumdale
Manly Harbour Village
Nestled beside the Manly Boat Harbour, it is Brisbane's gateway to the Moreton Bay Marine Park with its pristine waterways and fascinating islands. Manly Harbour Village still displays glimpses of her fishing village past and has maintained a friendly village atmosphere while providing an eclectic mix of shopping experiences.
With a wide variety of eating venues, Manly Harbour Village can delight every palate. Choices range from great coffee shops to ethnic sensations of Irish, Indian, Chinese and Thai dishes, along with modern Australian cuisine and outstanding seafood restaurants. At almost every bar, cafe and restaurant, the gourmet delight is complemented with glorious views of the harbour.
Cambridge Parade,
Corner of The Esplanade
Manly, QLD, 4179
Located 4.9K from Gumdale
Brisbane Bayside
There are many things to do and see including the following: Explore Brisbane's foreshore by driving the Moreton Bay Tourist Drive. Follow the brown and white dugong signs. Discover the Ramsar protected Boondall Wetlands Bicentennial Road at Boondall. Visit Moreton Island and swim, snorkel, sand toboggan, camp, surf, fish or feed the dolphins. Pick your esplanade along any of the foreshore villages to walk or cycle. Sail or cruise Moreton Bay and board one of the boats leaving daily from Manly Harbour.
For more information visit Wynnum Manly Tourism and Visitor Information Centre.
43a Cambridge Parade
Manly, QLD, 4179
Located 5.2K from Gumdale
Colmslie Beach Reserve and Off Leash Dog Park
Located off Colmslie Road next to the Brisbane River, it is located nine kilometres and 13 minutes east of Brisbane City. Public transport is available to and from Colmslie Beach.
Public transport is available to and from Colmslie Beach via Lytton Road.
Colmslie Road,
Brisbane City, QLD, 4000
Located 7.6K from Gumdale
Fort Lytton
Lytton Road,
Corner South Street
Lytton, QLD, 4178
Located 7.6K from Gumdale
Pinkenba War Memorial
The Pinkenba monument unveiled by His Excellency the Governor Sir Hamilton Goold-Adams on 16 August 1919, records the names of 42 men who enlisted from the Toombul district, eight of whom died.
This memorial features the bronze work of skilled Norwegian migrant Ernest Gunderson, also known for his war memorial commissions in Gayndah and Dalby. A plinth of cast rusticated-finish concrete blocks supports an obelisk-like bronze pedestal with Doric columns at each corner. This section contains the honour roll. A small dome sits atop a square platform with an upright artillery shell and a laurel wreath, all in bronze, projecting from the dome.
Pinkenba's war memorial is not intact: miniature bronze mounted troopers and soldiers have long since disappeared.
A WWII memorial plaque, set on a basalt stone, sits nearby, recording local enlistments and the four who died.
Eagle Farm Road
Pinkenba, QLD, 4008
Located 8.2K from Gumdale
Friends of Balmoral Cemetery Incorporated
The Friends of Balmoral Cemetery was formed in 2001 to protect and enhance this important historic cemetery. Exciting glimpses of Queensland's history can be seen through the monuments of pioneers, politicians and local identities. Guided tours are available by prior arrangement.
Wynnum Road
Morningside, QLD, 4170
Located 8.4K from Gumdale
Gumdale: Events
Ramsay Health Care Triathlon Pink and Fun Run Pink, Brisbane
Ramsay Health Care Triathlon Pink is an all-female triathlon series with a fantastic, fun day of personal achievement. The Triathlon Pink goals include challenge, participation and fun as well as raising funds for National Breast Cancer Foundation. Boys and Girls up to 13 years of age can also get involved in the kids events.
Fun Run Pink (held in conjunction with every Triathlon Pink event) is also an option for kids (boys and girls), as well as males and females of all ages.
1763 Old Cleveland Road,
Sleeman Sports Complex
Chandler, QLD, 4155
Located 2.3K from Gumdale
Jan Power's Farmers Markets Manly
The first Jan Powers Farmers Markets came to colourful and loud life at the Brisbane Powerhouse site; and today, almost a full generation later, Brisbane is a city indelibly inked with love for Farmers Markets.
Jan singularly pushed City regulations again and again to sow the seed of Farmers Markets, and educate Brisbane of the provenance of their food. Now, there is a Jan Powers Farmers Markets every single Saturday somewhere in Brisbane, a market on Sundays in Mitchelton, and a weekly City Markets in Reddacliff Place that attracts some 5,000 city workers and residents!
18th Mar
1st Apr
15th Apr
6th May
20th May
3rd Jun
17th Jun
1st Jul
15th Jul
Cambridge Parade,
PO Box 208
Manly, QLD, 4179
Located 4.9K from Gumdale
Gumdale: Travel Tips
Wynnum Manly Tourism and Visitor Information Centre
William Gunn Jetty,
1 Wyvernleigh Close
Manly, QLD, 4179
Located 5.4K from Gumdale


text:
Twenty years ago, Bob Filner was campaigning door-to-door in the Otay and Nestor neighborhoods in southern San Diego. He was running in a tough primary for a new U.S. Congressional district, the only one in San Diego dominated by Democrats and minorities.
Filner entered the house of a Filipino family and asked them to name their most important issues. Filipino World War II veterans, they told him. They began talking about promises the U.S. government had made to pay their full military benefits, promises that weren't kept. Filner knew nothing about it.
A couple of houses later, Filner met another Filipino family. Their most important issues? Benefits, said an elderly World War II veteran.
At the next Filipino house, the message was the same. The fourth time he met a Filipino family, Filner was ready.


text:
After serving his jail sentence, Yongho is determined to start anew for the sake of his single mother... However, he learns of an existence of a girl who is bedridden because of him.
Source: MU.
Be the first to add a review!
Characters have not been added yet for this series. Login to add characters.
Author & Artist


text:
|Society & Culture
|Top 200
Join Holly and Tracy as they bring you the greatest and strangest Stuff You Missed In History Class in this podcast by HowStuffWorks.com.
June 22nd, 2015
Episode 786 of 973 episodes
In the 1920s, the Society for Human Rights was founded in Chicago with the intent to decriminalize homosexuality. The society's founder was inspired by Germany's homosexual emancipation movement.
You'll need to sign in to write a comment.
Welcome to the daily audio workout for your head.


text:
Modern and deluxe 80 room hotel, located near some of the best saltwater fishing in Texas. Convenient for the areas major business centers....
Peaceful 11-acre campground offering 24 shaded full-hookup RV camping sites outside Alexandria, LA. Laundry and Bath House on premises. Guests may use private boat launch and dock located on Cotile Lake. Managers live on site....
Nestled in the heart of the piney woods of East Texas lies one of the most beautiful lakes in Texas, Houston County Lake. Situated centrally to Dallas, Houston and Austin, it is still a jewel for trophy bass. Approximately 1500 acres of spring-fed...
We would like to introduce you to our very finest Texas vacation rental, "Walden on Lake Conroe" in Texas. This is a brand new home sits between fairways, on Walden Golf Course, and only steps from the lake, with seclusion and a park-like atmosphere!...
|Check-in Policy
|Check-out Policy
|# Of Rooms
|# Of Floors
|Map Legend
|Ramada Jasper


text:
Call us 7 days a week
AJC® Brand Replacement Batteries Ensure Continuing Reliable Operation Of Vector Brand Emergency Lighting.
AJC Brand Replacement Batteries are made with Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM Battery) technology and come charged, sealed, and ready for immediate installation. 12 Volt batteries with F1 terminals. 3.2Ah and 7Ah amperages. Batteries are made for use with Vector brand emergency lights. Please note that existing cabling and hardware must be reused. These are replacement batteries only. These products are not authorized by nor affiliated with Vector.
Give Us Your Feedback On This Page
* Help us continuously improve by reporting any errors or omissions on this page including:


text:
Vote For the Worst couldn't keep Screamin' Siobhan around on "American Idol," which is unfortunate, so they are forced to choose another Idol. They've backed Michael Lynche.
The site seems to think it's a foregone conclusion that Big Mike is the next to go but they think they should try to keep him anyway. We aren't so sure he's next.
Yes, Big Mike was in the Bottom 3 this week, but so was Casey James. And Aaron Kelly has had a couple turns in the Bottom 3 as well. Really, Crystal and Lee are probably the only safe bets moving forward.
VFTW says of their decision on Michael Lynche, "So now that we're in the top 5, the VFTW pick has come down to Michael
Lynche and Aaron Kelly. The choice went back and forth, but after some
thought, it's obvious who we should help save: Michael. He's arrogant,
he's cheesy, and he's only around because he's riding a wave of sympathy
from almost being eliminated. Most people would've loved to have seen
home go home in 9th place like he was supposed to, so if he even lasts
one more week, fans won't be too happy. People seem to really hate this
guy, which just means he's perfect to plaster up on our site. The hate
for Aaron isn't even half as big, so that's no fun just yet. And whereas
Aaron is trying to improve, Mike just does the same thing every week
without listening to the judges at all."
Wow, we had no idea there was such brutal Michael Lynche hatred out there, but we do agree with their assessment that Michael does the same thing every week. We just don't see it as quite the same faux pas as VFTW does — Crystal does the same thing every week too, she just does it much, much better than Big Mike.
What do you guys think?
Follow Zap2it and Zap2it Andrea on Twitter
on Facebook for the latest movies, TV and celeb news.
'American Idol': Lady Gaga's S&M wonderland of 'Alejandro'
inspires 'American Idol' vampiric Ford ad
Idol' recap: And then there were five
Idol': Shania Twain songs great for the men, not so much for the women
credits: Vote for the Worst