text:
Custom OpenCart Website Template
This project was successfully completed by eemon for £500 GBP in 13 days.Get free quotes for a project like this
Project Budget£20 - £250 GBP
Completed In13 days
Total Bids8
Project Description
We require a web designer to make us a really nice and professional template for OpenCart. We will also require some sales images and sales banners and some other attractive features/components.
OpenCart Template:
Navigation has to have multiple sub categories and 2nd level categories.
Logo on the top left then search - login - register - shopping cart - currency selection - language selection - your account - help
News ticker under the search
Product Page:
Left - Refine Search + Tag Cloud
centre: Product Image, title, description, multiple tabs etc..
Related Products
Right Tag Cloud
Checkout page:
1 page Register
1 Page checkout
Newsletter, sign up, product tracking, company info, about us, contact us, twitter feed, facebook like
This may be a lot of work or little work. Our budget is set on this project and would need it doing as soon as possible.
Also the design would have to have floating div's(dynamic rather than static) so that when a user resizes the browser window the website would alter itself.
For further information or to see a draft layout of what we would like the template to look like please message me to discuss further..We can show you some designs of what our website should look like.
The website will host a lot of products so it has to have no bugs or issues. 24/7 support is also required, if anything is required, freelancer will be available.
Completed by:
Skills Required
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text:
Robert Earnshaw stands on the hotel balcony, 11 floors up, and surveys the city spread out before him. On his left is a sparkling sliver of Mediterranean Sea, on his right a sprawl of pastel-coloured apartment blocks. In the mid-distance, he points out the sleek, high-rise tower he currently calls home; some 30 kilometres away, in the hazy backcloth, is the West Bank.
This is Tel Aviv, the place where the Cardiff City and Wales striker came in search of first-team football and where, for a few disquieting days in November, with missiles toing and froing between Gaza and Israel, he gained a taste of the fear that can be a recurring companion in this ancient, troubled corner of the globe.
On the day we meet, though, there is no sign of the recent hostilities that claimed six Israeli and more than 150 Palestinian lives – not here at the Hilton Hotel, with the sun shining and the cappuccinos served. "You look at it now and people don't think of Israel like this," Earnshaw reflects. For all the negative images, this is a place where "you've got the beach, you've got parks, you've got malls – you've got so much to do".
This is the Israel that Uefa hopes we will see at the European Under-21 Championship next June. It was at the Hilton that last Wednesday's draw took place – putting England in the easier group alongside the hosts, Italy and Norway, and away from Spain – and it is Earnshaw's belief that Stuart Pearce's England have nothing to fear off the pitch either from the first major football tournament on Israeli soil.
"This is the normality in Tel Aviv as you see it now. I don't think they've got anything to worry about," he says. "They are big on security [and] when there is a tournament like that here they'll be even stricter. I am sure this is the Tel Aviv that they'll see – the beach, the outgoing people."
The choice of Israel as tournament venue prompted a condemnatory letter last week signed by a cluster of footballers from Europe and beyond, including Chelsea's Eden Hazard, Arsenal's Abou Diaby, five players from Newcastle, and Didier Drogba. The ethical argument may well go on but from a footballing viewpoint, Earnshaw considers Israel fit for purpose.
Maccabi's own Bloomfield Stadium is one of the four venues along with Jerusalem, Netanya and Petah Tikva, and the Welshman says: "Some of the stadiums are not so great but then you've got some really nice ones. The new one in Netanya is a really nice stadium and the thing is the pitches are unbelievable – a really high standard."
Earnshaw has also seen for himself the determination of the Israeli FA to ensure the show goes on next summer. He recounts an aborted trip to watch Maccabi's home match against Bnei Yehuda on Saturday 17 November. "I got on to the motorway and started to hear the sirens go off. All the cars started stopping and I saw two rockets come across the sky. I thought they were missiles but they were actually the intercepters from the Iron Dome. I thought, 'God what am I seeing here in the sky?' My sister and son [two-year-old Silva] were here and they started calling straight away and were a little bit panicky so I went back home."
While Earnshaw, injured at the time, headed home, the fixture went ahead despite the misgivings of the club's Spanish management team, taking place at the behest of IFA president Avraham Luzon who, it has been suggested, did not want Uefa to see the abandonment of a high-profile fixture so close to the draw.
That incident came three days into a conflict in which the air-raid sirens sounded in Tel Aviv for the first time since the 1991 Gulf War. Up to then, the region's tensions had felt "far away" for Earnshaw, but not any longer. "We were training and the siren goes off," he recalls. "The Israeli guys went off towards the building; we were asking, 'Why is there a siren?' I thought it was a drill or a precaution, then about a minute later we heard a big boom, and it was real.
"You take cover for 10 minutes, go under shelter, and then after 10 minutes you come out," he adds. "For about five days, it was every day. The Iron Dome, the defence system here, is very good but it's not 100 per cent, that's the thing, so when you hear all these things going off, it is not a great experience to go through." There was a bus bombing five minutes from his home yet amid it all, he discovered, life went on. "It is rockets, missiles, and then half an hour later everybody is in a restaurant or coffee shop, and I'm thinking, 'Is this the same place I was at half an hour ago?'."
Earnshaw arrived in Israel in September, lured by the promise of regular football denied him at Cardiff and by the "appealing" picture that general manager Jordi Cruyff, once a Manchester United player, sold him of arguably "the biggest club in Israel". The prospect of working with coach Oscar Garcia, previously in charge of Barcelona's youth team, and thus gaining an insight into the methods of La Masia – "all the habits, the football, the small-sided games" – was another persuasive factor.
He continues: "Coming abroad is not for me going off the radar – it is actually getting on the radar. Maccabi Tel Aviv were in the Europa League last year. Playing at Cardiff I wouldn't be looking at the possibility of European football. People have to realise that I could be in the Champions League in six months' time – that was a big factor, to try and get the club into it."
Injuries have limited his contribution for the Ligat ha'Al leaders, though he scored his second goal in a cup tie against Hapoel Haifa last Tuesday. "It is a season-long loan. In January there are possibilities it could carry on till the end of the season or not, but we'll see." Whatever happens, this has been an eye-opening experience for the 31-year-old, whose career began at Cardiff and includes spells at West Bromwich, Norwich, Derby and Nottingham Forest, with 166 league goals.
He is enjoying the buzz of Israel's commercial capital, home to some 400,000 people. "After one game we went to a restaurant, it was about one in the morning and the place was packed. It is always busy, no matter what time of day, and the food is incredible." Sightseeing trips have proved memorable too, not least one to Jerusalem. "We went into the old city where Jesus was taken from the cross and laid out [the Church of the Holy Sepulchre], and the Wailing Wall, where everybody is praying and you get all the different religions together. I'm not really religious but when you go there, you feel the religion.
"The Dead Sea was the craziest thing ever," he adds. "It is so weird when you go in the sea and can't go down and you float – the water keeps you up." Weird is the least of it in Earnshaw's life outside the comfort zone.
My other life
I've always been into clothing and style. My interest started a long time ago, and I've now started to design clothes under the label Mr Msongo, a name from Zambia where I was born, including the grey hoodie I'm wearing (see pic). I work on the clothes myself together with help from a designer, and sell them online.
Up to speed: Spanish lessons in Tel Aviv
Working with Spanish coaches, it's a more thinking game and there's a lot of things I've picked up on which have made me a better player already – very small points that maybe you overlook when you play in England sometimes.
They're very big on movement. A lot of people think you have to run around as much as you can, but sometimes you have to stand still, get the right ball; it's about the movement, where you move, why you're moving there. You're thinking before you move.
When Gary Speed had the Wales job, that's what we started to do and it's good that I had some experience of that and it's great I have it again now. At Wales we improved dramatically under Gary Speed and it has been very similar here. I might become a manager or coach one day and if I do these are the things I'm going to look back on.Reuse content

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Tropical Fish Keeping - Aquarium fish care and resources (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/forum.php)
- Beginner Saltwater Aquariums (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/beginner-saltwater-aquariums/)
- - a good substatute (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/beginner-saltwater-aquariums/good-substatute-20012/)
a good substatute
i curently have a 20 gallon salt water aqaurium and i'm getting a 5o gallon. i'm using a good crushed coral skeliton substrate but it won't be enough for a 50 gallon obviously, so i'm gonna need something else however the crushed coral substrate is kinda expensive so i thought i could mix it with regular sand or just use gravle. i am also having another problem about my tank that i need help on in another section so if you can help with that please give me your opinion
-Thank You.:evil:
FOWLR or reef?
Aragonite sand is the ideal, but can be somewhat costly. "Regular" sand will also turn live over time. I have also seen people use play sand in their reefs, and if you are looking to save money it would be best ($4 for 50lbs).
Don't use crushed coral, it traps the bad stuff in. Cody's dead on though.
Ditto Austin's comments.
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 07:38 AM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2017, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
vBulletin Security provided by vBSecurity v2.2.2 (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2017 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.
User Alert System provided by Advanced User Tagging (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2017 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.


text:
Please sign me up to receive personalised deals in Auckland, shopping and travel.
By Signing up, I agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Statement
Already have an account?
Sign In
Get a morning tea for 10 or 20 people catered; after-work nibbles platter and premium finger food platter for 20 people also available
Video to DVD Transfer for One ($25), Two ($35) or Three Hours ($55) at AVI, Devonport (Up to $100 Value)
View Deal


text:
When the City of San Jose proposed relaxing parking requirements for restaurants in my neighborhood, I argued so strongly against it I was given a T-shirt stamped "The Protestor." Parking is one of those everyday issues that can get under your skin. But over time my perspective has radically changed.
I live half a block from a busy intersection in San Jose, near three or four restaurants along The Alameda. People cruise my side street for parking, make U-turns, and even park right in front of my driveway. Sometimes, I return from shopping with bags of groceries to find my driveway blocked. I have to park a block away.
My neighbors and I lost that first battle, but I began to read about city planning, including "The High Cost of Free Parking" by Donald Shoup. He's a UCLA professor and parking guru; his followers call themselves "Shoupistas."
Reading Shoup's book opened my eyes; I haven't been the same since.
Shoup points out the hidden costs of parking. Land is tied up that could be better used for homes and shops, and the lost value is passed on in higher prices. When parking is free, people choose driving instead of walking or taking the bus. When spaces are full, people cruise the streets, creating congestion and pollution.
So we all suffer inconvenience and pay a price for "free" parking. But businesses and residents don't like parking meters either. What's the solution? Here's one: create a parking benefit district so that revenue from the meters goes directly back to improve the local community. It's a smart, transformative idea. It worked in Pasadena, revitalizing a neglected downtown.
I want that in my neighborhood. Instead of protesting, I've become a Shoupista. If the price of parking is set correctly, convenient spaces will be available for the local businesses. The revenue from a parking benefit district can help pay to improve and maintain our local streets and sidewalks.
I won't complain about parking when money from the meters comes back to beautify my neighborhood.
With a Perspective, this is Marc Morris.


text:
Tag: ATT
Total Results: 725Displaying: 61 - 70
- Maytag, Mondelez embrace mobile visualization, utility to drive direct sales
- Published: May 14, 2015
- Maytag and Mondelez International are among brand marketers upping the ante in the chase for direct-to-consumer sales as mobile disrupts the traditional model of selling solely to wholesalers and retailers.
- Using weather analytics over weather data for relevant marketing
- Published: May 7, 2015
- By Jaclyn Stratten
Weather allows marketers to connect with consumers on a highly local level, targeting them with a relevant message at the right time. Seems straightforward? Think again.
- Stop failing at mobile-campaign attribution
- Published: April 24, 2015
- By BJ Hatcher
How many of your mobile campaigns simply fail to generate the metrics that you really need to justify your mobile ad budget? I am guessing more than your directors would prefer.
- Is Twitter losing ground for social TV engagements?
- Published: April 13, 2015
- Twitter has held a special position with television advertisers and programmers, but new research as well as increased competition suggest this role could be weakening.
- Universal�s Minions game extends franchise�s reach to mobile audiences
- Published: April 9, 2015
- Universal Pictures� Minions franchise is extending its reach through mobile gaming�s power to make consumer experiences more personal, helped by the characters' timelessly childish, profane charm.
- Coach values originality with Swagger Instagram campaign
- Published: April 3, 2015
- Apparel and accessories retailer Coach is inviting Insta-famous personalities to customize bags in their own manner to celebrate consumer individuality.
- How brands and retailers should cast their social strategy for smartwatches
- Published: March 24, 2015
- The upcoming launch of the Apple Watch has prompted many technology and accessories companies to get in on the wearables game, which means retailers need to get a head-start on how to navigate the new social world.
- Tackling mobile�s challenge: Cross-device mapping and attribution
- Published: March 19, 2015
- By Ben Plomion
Marketers have been stuck on desktop, unable to build a reliable bridge to mobile that would allow them to justify mobile spend during this period where the mobile conversion gap is real.
- Facebook�s NYC beacon play could start marketing free-for-all
- Published: February 11, 2015
- Beacons� growing acceptance could turn up the competition among the industry�s dominant players and redraw the mobile marketing landscape, fueled by Facebook�s recently announced plan to begin testing a beacon-supported service to deliver information about shops to nearby users in New York.
- Facebook�s beacon play could accelerate seamless mobile moves
- Published: February 2, 2015
- Facebook�s plan to begin testing a beacon-supported service to deliver information about shops and landmarks to nearby users in New York could change the way marketers connect digital and physical realms on the social networking site.


text:
Men's shoes that take our Clarks Originals iconic Desert Boot construction yet sit just below the ankle with simple, clean lines. A modern twist on the classic Derby, this style is designed in premium black suede and teamed with our signature crepe sole. An archive re-launch that is as wearable and relevant as ever.SHOW DESCRIPTIONSHOW DESCRIPTION
If for any reason you are not happy with your purchase you can return it to us FREE of charge. Return your item to us within 60 days and in its original condition, or click here for further information.


text:
Your cart is empty!
Make your post-its more visible with this Cork Board For Hutch. This cork board is designed to match perfectly with the Mobile Work Center Hutch available here.
Great practical design, this Lap Top Cart gives you work and play wherever you go in the house. It features adjustable height and work surface angle and can be move easily on 3 wheels.
Folds for easy storage or moving to another room, this Mission Printer or Media Stand contains three shelves and handy caster wheels. It features a mission inspired, slatted slide design.
For the home or at the office, this Mobile Organization Lap Top Cart would be a great addition. This has been designed to make it a great solution to organize bills, letters and other paperwork you want close at hand but may need to move to another location.
Use this under-cabinet Task Light to keep your work area well lit and organized. This ambient light attaches with no tools to the bottom of the shelf or flipper door cabinet.


text:
Sour Cream Enchiladas
|Enchilada sauce
|1 Can (10 oz) (Salad Oil)
|Corn tortillas
|12 (Salad Oil)
|Sour cream
|1 Pint (2 Cups)
|Chopped green onions with tops
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Salad Oil)
|Ground cumin
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (Salad Oil)
|Cheddar cheese
|4 Cup (64 tbs) (Salad Oil)
|Sour cream
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Salad Oil)
|Chopped green onions
|4 Tablespoon (Salad Oil)
In a small frying pan heat about 1/2 inch salad oil over high heat.
Have ready a pad of paper towels, the enchilada sauce in a shallow pan (pie pan), and an empty shallow pan.
Fry the tortillas one at a time, turning once, just until soft; it takes 15 seconds or less.
Transfer immediately to paper towels to drain briefly, then dip on all sides in the enchilada sauce and then put in the empty shallow pan.
Repeat procedure for each tortilla, using an assembly-line technique.
When all the tortillas are sauced, blend the 2 cups sour cream, 1 cup chopped onion, the cumin, and 1 cup of the shredded cheese.
In a casserole about 8 by 10 inches (or 9 by 9 inches) overlap two tortillas at one end of the pan, allowing part of the tortillas to extend over the edge of the pan.
Spread about 6 tablespoons of the filling down the center of the tortillas, and fold the extending section down over the filling.
Repeat this technique to fill remaining tortillas, placing them side by side and completely covering the pan bottom; use all the filling.
Sprinkle the remaining 3 cups cheese evenly over the top.
You can cover and chill the casserole for 3 or 4 hours if you want to make it ahead.
Bake casserole uncovered in a 375° oven for 20 minutes.
Garnish with more sour cream spooned down center of enchiladas and sprinkle with more chopped green onions.
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 5297 Calories from Fat 3448
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 391 g600.9%
Saturated Fat 240.6 g1202.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1097.8 mg365.9%
Sodium 6334.2 mg263.9%
Total Carbohydrates 276 g91.9%
Dietary Fiber 23.6 g94.3%
Sugars 41.2 g
Protein 189 g377%
Vitamin A 519.8% Vitamin C 204.8%
Calcium 578.3% Iron 116.9%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


text:
Oct 13, 2011, 03.00 PM | Source: Moneycontrol.com
Damjibhai Patel is a medium size entrepreneur manufacturing pens in some part of Gujarat. He has been exporting pens for over a decade now, turning his proprietorship from small scale firm to a medium enterprise.
Like this story, share it with millions of investors on M3
SME`s tryst with currency fluctuation
Damjibhai Patel is a medium size entrepreneur manufacturing pens in some part of Gujarat. He has been exporting pens for over a decade now, turning his proprietorship from small scale firm to a medium enterprise.
Gujarat has been identified as an entrepreneurial hub of India primarily due to the innovative and entrepreneurial nature of the Gujaratis. It is this spirit that ushered the emergence of many small and medium scale industries in the state. So, it's not Damjibhai alone who faces such a situation. Across Gujarat, a host of SMEs exporting to USA and Europe have been increasingly facing this issue. With slowdown in these zones, the situation is further worsening. The numbers are large enough to put on our thinking caps. As per United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) estimates, there exist around 350 Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) clusters in India, of which Gujarat commands a large share.
At present Gujarat has 3.5 lakh units in the small and medium sector (SME), providing employment to more than 15 lakh people. Nearly 2.9 lakh units of these are proprietorship or partnerships in the manufacturing sector. These units have invested nearly Rs 25,000 cr into fixed assets and are selling goods in excess of Rs 40,000 cr every year.
Gujarat has a strong presence in various sectors like Dyes & Intermediates, Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals, Textiles and Engineering products. Gujarat is poised to substantially increase its share in total exports with the completion of 10 more Ports in Joint & Private Sector.
Some important SME clusters in Gujarat include Readymade Garments, Drugs & Pharmaceuticals, Dyes & Intermediates at Ahmedabad; Ship breaking at Alang; Re-rolling Mills at Bhavnagar/ Shior; Plastic Industry at Dhoraji; Brass Parts at Jamnagar; Wall Clocks at Morbi; Chemicals at Nandesari, Vapi & Ankleshwar; Diesel Engines, Electric motors, Ferrous Castings, Gold & Silver Ornaments, Machine Tools, Wrist Watch & Components at Rajko; Powerlooms, Diamonds, Gems & Jewellery, Jari at Surat; Pottery & Ceramics at Surendranagar (Than) & Wankaner; Ceramic Products at Thangadh and Petrochemicals at Vadodara.
India's manufacturing sector exported goods worth over Rs 9 lakh crore in CY2010. Gujarat accounts for a little over 20% of India's export, taking the tally of Gujarat exports to the world at nearly Rs 2 lakh crore or $50bn. The SME share of exports is seen at 10% of the total exports from Gujarat. This means that SMEs exported worth over Rs 20,000 cr or $5bn in CY2010. Most of the exports are US dollar and Euro denominated.
Now consider this. In the previous one year, the dollar has depreciated 5% before closing 1% down for the year when compared to the INR. Similarly, the Euro closed the year down 10% compared to the INR. However, it went down 15% during the year. What happens here for an exporter? If the exporter exported goods worth Rs 100 in dollar terms at the beginning of the year, he would get only Rs 99 at the end of the year. However, most exporters open a line of credit because they need money to manufacture goods to export. This may give them lower returns as the USD traded 5% lower during the year. So, the exporter loses more than 7% during the year. With no bargaining power for SMEs leading to wafer thin margins, a 7% loss may actually work out huge losses for the small and medium exporter. Consider the same case if the small exporter was exporting to Euroland. Losses would be in excess of 15%.
What is the alternative available for such small and retail exporters, which are nearly 3-lakh in number in Gujarat? Is there any possible way out of this mess? Can an exporter lock in the value of the exchange rate so that he / she exactly knows what is his / her profit on the export? The answer to all these questions is a BIG yes.
What these small time entrepreneurs require is a cover to mitigate these risks. They need a hedge to protect their sales. Financial inclusion for them is important. And this service comes at a small cost. People like Damjibhai have taken help of Banks for hedging. However, due to their size of business they would not get personalised attention as the banks have standard products for corporates and do not offer tailor-made solutions.
Thereby they'd be missing out on appropriate advice. With Exchange Traded Currency Products being available, a good brokerage with an expertise in Currency and having a dedicated advisory can be of big help to businessmen like Damjibhai Patel. There are a host of intermediaries such as Alpari, which are willing to offer customised solutions to suit diverse requirements of SME business. At less than 0.5% of the cost, an SME can exactly know the exports in INR. All they need to do is lock-in their exports in INR by buying cover through these intermediaries such as Alpari. What these intermediaries essentially help you do is to protect to your downside in case of adverse movement in the foreign currency. All these at a fraction of a cost.
With their share exceeding 30% of total manufacturing and exports, SMEs are rapidly justifying the important role earmarked for them in the state's economy and are proving to be a vibrant manufacturing base in Gujarat. However, with rapid globalization, SMEs must mitigate business risks and possess a nimble outlook to meet the ever growing challenges. The MSME sector is going to grow 15% during the 11th Five Year Plan (2008-20013). Gujarat has retained second rank in respect of state wise contribution in the national aggregate of Net Value Added generated by organized sector as a result of State Industrial Policies of 2003 and 2009.
Contact No.*
Interested in
Confused? use our Compare Brokers feature.
Thank you for registering.
Respective broker representative will reach you shortly.


text:
C'mon Inn
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Spa
- Suites
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Continental Breakfast
- Swimming pool
- Business Services
Photos of C'mon Inn
- Spa
- Swimming pool
- Fitness/Health center
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Pets allowed
- Suites
- Continental Breakfast
- Business Services
TripAdvisor Reviews C'mon Inn Thief River Falls
Travel Blogs from Thief River Falls
The Curious Case of the Missisippi River
... br>
Behold, the source!
The lake itself is the same shape as Lake Como. Which is of no real relevance at all.
Landing on Lake Itasca was pretty exciting, it may only be the fifth day of the trip, but it felt like something momentous! Upon landimg I ...
Boat ride update
The boat ride was great! We learn a lot about Lake Itasca's history and explorer Schoolcraft who discovered the start of the Mississippi. We saw some immature Eagles,Ospreys , and a pair of loons. One pair had their kids along. It was a nice way to spend two hours. Afterward, I ate at the lodge for lunch while Bud & Marilyn pedaled to the headwaters for more pictures and fudge of course. ...
We made it to our first rest day!
... with the rain and now the wind off of Lake Bemidji. Just to give you an idea of the wind, the beach chickens ( sea gulls) looked more like hover crafts being held in one place. About 2 miles before the ranger's station, we run into a fallen tree blocking the path to the park! So, we had to remove our gear off the bikes and carry them over to the other side follow by our bike and then reload and proceed to the cabin for the night. Bud assisted me with ...
Goodbye Canada, Hello again USA
... damage. We stopped at Carrington to find someplace to fix the windscreen, but no one was able to do it that day. We were told of a place in Jamestown that would be able to do it, so we drove on and ended up at Larry's Windscreen Repair at Jamestown. They fixed the chip and we all had a nice chat with the owner of the shop while he did the repair.
We headed up the road to see the largest Buffalo in ...
The flat plains of Dakota
... a corner of the screen. LATE COME, LOSE OUT. That's my motto.
ANYWAY, they also had the concessions counter AFTER the ticket guy, which meant you didn't have to juggle everything to get in, which was also clever. And the film was light hearted and entertaining, so I was happy overall.
I'm back in my hotel now. Just three more days left in the States, and I already don't know how I'm going to cope without Lifetime movies, cruise control, or giant bottles of fizzy drinks. ...


text:
Friday, December 12, 2014
Commodities : The overall Correction I got Wrong
HB: You made a great call on commodities more than a decade ago. We're in a downturn now. What is your view going forward?
Jim Rogers : Great question. I certainly missed this correction. The correction has been worse than I thought. Some of it I knew — I've been quite vocal that gold would go down and stay down for a while during this bull market, maybe even under $US1,000 dollars per ounce. But still the overall correction I got wrong. My view, rightly or wrongly, is that this is a correction in a bull market. You will remember in the bull market in stocks between 1980 and the end of the century, we had some very serious corrections. And every time people said the bull market was over, it wasn't. It ended in a bubble. My view is that's what's going to happen with commodities. We're in a correction, a serious one, but that it will turn around. Back to what we said about oil, most major oil fields are in decline. In agriculture, we're running out of farmers. So we're facing a serious problem worldwide. I don't see enough new supply to say the bear market has started again, that the bull market is over. I think there will be one more big leg.
Jim Rogers started trading the stock market with $600 in 1968.In 1973 he formed the Quantum Fund with the legendary investor George Soros before retiring, a multi millionaire at the age of 37. Rogers and Soros helped steer the fund to a miraculous 4,200% return over the 10 year span of the fund while the S&P 500 returned just 47%.
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)
Who is Jim Rogers ?
James "Jim" Rogers was born in Oct. 19, 1942 and grew up in Demopolis, Alabama .Jim Rogers started trading the stock market with $600 in 1968.In 1973 he formed the Quantum Fund with the legendry investor George Soros before retiring, a multi millionaire at the age of 37. Rogers and Soros helped steer the fund to a miraculous 4,200% return over the 10 year span of the fund while the S&P 500 returned just 47%. They ran what is considered to be one of the first truly global macro hedge funds. . In 1964 he got his first job on Wall Street at Dominick & Dominick in the summer between high school and Yale University, that's how he got his first experience with stocks and bonds. He immediately fell in love with the job. After Oxford, he returned to the U.S. and joined the army in 1970 he returned to Wall Street, working again with Dominick & Dominick. That same year he joined Arnold S. Bleichroeder, where he met George Soros, and together founded the Quantum Fund. This has opened a new era of global macrotrading and inspired numerous imitations and spin-offs. In the book "Money Masters of Our Time," Jim Rogers writes about that time "the most important thing in my life was work. I did not do anything until I had completed my work." To emphasize this professional ethic , it is good to remember that he did not made any holiday for ten years. In 1980, Jim Rogers has decided to "retire" at 37 years. Since then he has spent much of his time traveling and supporting the causes of philanthropic and taking on many high profile roles in the media. However, he continues to be an active investor and media commentator


text:
Wego.com recently found 8 hotels in Lembruch, Germany. Find a range of accommodation in Lembruch at great prices. Book luxury Lembruch hotels or find last minute accommodation. Save more on cheap hotels in Lembruch with affordable room rates.
Filters help you save time when choosing where to stay. Try clicking on a few now...
Lembruch Hotels 4 Star Hotels Lembruch 3 Star Hotels Lembruch Cheap Hotels Lembruch Cheap Accommodation Lembruch
Flights to Germany Flights from Germany Germany Airports Germany Airlines


text:
> Chris, I've sent you several direct messages over the past few weeks with
> one specific question. Have you received any of the messages? If so, yes
> or no? to the question? If you haven't received the messages, let me know.
Hi Kitty,
Sorry. I've been dealing with some personal stuff and haven't been
very motivated.
I'll get you an answer today.
To sign-off this list, send email to email@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE GARDENCHAT


text: 4 Categories Races See Subcategories… Sports Agents See Subcategories… Sports Consultants See Subcategories… Sports Promotions & Special Events See Subcategories… About Marketplace How do I get my business listed? Our directory features more than 18 million business listings from across the entire US. However, if we're missing your business, just click below to request that it be added. It's free! How can I get listed at the top of the results? Both of our upgraded services will list you towards the top of the search results. A Power account puts your business right near the top!Add your business


text:
Gathering with US EU Atlantis Researchers
Dr. Barnes invited to present research at fPET in Beijing
Evaluation Planning Meeting for FIPSE evaluation
Dr. Barnes attending the ASEE Conference for DETECT evaluation
To provide the highest quality of evaluation and assessment to improve client productivity and efficiency.
Barnes Technologies International LLC (BTILLC), located approximately two hours from Washington, DC and Richmond, is a woman-owned technology small business (SWaM). Barnes Technologies International LLC is an internationally recognized leader in assessment, program evaluation, curriculum development and training, scale development, surveys, and testing.
The company is led by Susan K. Barnes, Owner and Director of Operations and James L. Barnes, Managing Director of Research and Business Development. The staff is comprised of a cadre of worldwide associates with a plethora of expertise and experience. Barnes Technologies International LLC integrates its highly capable and technically competent staff in order to tailor its services specifically to suit each client's needs.
169 Blue Stone Hills Dr.
Harrisonburg, VA 22801
(540) 246-6313
(540) 246-6314


text:
Diplomat Hotel places you within a 10-minute stroll of Fuente Osmena Circle and Robinsons Plaza. This 3-star hotel has 130 guestrooms and offers conveniences like a restaurant, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. Centrally located in Cebu, the hotel is also a short walk from University of San Carlos and Jose Rizal Memorial Library.
Start your day off with breakfast, available for a fee. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or grab a bite to eat at the onsite restaurant.
All 130 air-conditioned rooms provide free local calls, safes, and desks. TVs come with satellite channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms offer free toiletries and slippers. In-room massages are available.
Property features
Guests of Diplomat Hotel enjoy access to WiFi in public areas, conference space, and a business center. You can take advantage of free parking, along with an airport shuttle. Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a porter/bellhop and wedding services.
- Close to Magellan's Cross
- Free in-room WiFi
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
Diplomat Hotel
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. High-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Diplomat Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
- Total number of rooms - 130
- Number of floors - 8
- Business center
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Airport transportation
- Restaurant
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Wedding services
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( PHP 60 per hour )
Free self parking
Room Amenities
Diplomat Hotel offers 130 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and slippers. Televisions come with satellite channels. Bathrooms include showers and complimentary toiletries.
This Cebu hotel provides complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). Housekeeping is offered daily and in-room massages can be requested.
- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Shower only
- Satellite TV service
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Television
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free WiFi
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- Room service (limited hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Diplomat Hotel has a restaurant on site.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: PHP 180 per person (approximately)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: PHP 60 per hour (rates may vary)
- A late check-out fee will be charged
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for an additional fee
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
Hotel Name
- Diplomat Cebu
- Diplomat Hotel Cebu
- Diplomat Hotel Cebu City
- Diplomat Hotel Cebu Island/Cebu City


text:
Ramada Rockville Centre
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Suites
- Continental Breakfast
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
Photos of Ramada Rockville Centre
Travelers also looked at:
- More recommendations
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Suites
- Continental Breakfast
TripAdvisor Reviews Ramada Rockville Centre
Travel Blogs from Rockville Centre
Shopping in New York
... into the Disney store where you are greeted as a prince or princess...and on the way out... They tell you to have a magical day... It was a super hot day... Lil Pete almost passed out... Ian and I left the boys at the hotel and we walked a block to Macy's!!!! We spent 3 hours shopping!!!! The boys were sound asleep when we returned No dinner tonight as we had s late ...
Exploring The Big Apple
... didn't disappoint - we had a fab guide who talked in great detail about the various skyscrapers, bridges, districts etc that we passed. We got so many fantastic views of the New York skyline both in the broad evening sun and later on watching the lights of the city come on as evening drew in. Needless to say that we also took in some epic views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island too. It was easy to imagine the early immigrants to this nation as ...
NY Day 2
Today Hannah and I literally spent the whole day in bed. I think LA and Disneyland had caught up with us and we just watched Hart of Dixie all day until it was time to head to our first Broadway show - Aladdin! It wasn't that great though. It's not my favorite Disney movie anyway but the Genie was pretty funny and some of the costumes were ...
Day 12 - New York
Hey Everybody. I am writing to you from New York. We got up this morning at 4:30 am and had to head straight to the airport to catch our plane to New York. When we got on the plane there was a delay because Newark airport was shut down due to a storm so we had to wait for a while. After that it was smooth sailing and next thing we ...
Kathleen Lambert's Great Adventure to Manhattan
... Art and the Guggenheim Museum. Maybe we will get to see a Broadway play or wait in line for free tickets to the Late Show with Steven Colbert. It would be great to get tickets to see Saturday Night Live. There is so much to see and do in the city that never sleeps, I am sure we won't have any trouble getting into trouble. So long for now and I promise to post pictures of our travels around the ...


text:
I've become an obsessive collector of honey and wherever I travel I find myself picking up any jar I happen to see. I'll come across an eccentric small-time beekeeper selling his wares at a farmers' market, and before you know it, I've added another couple of jars to the line-up in my larder. Some might think honey is just a sweet, sticky commodity that lives with the jams, marmalades and other preserves on the supermarket shelf, but to the honey connoisseur it's something else. I don't usually do much more than dip into my jars to spread the magical golden stuff on to hot buttered toast or crumpets, but even more serious honey devotees use it as an extension of the medicine cupboard, for all sorts of ailments. They'll match the honey to the condition, too, using a local variety to treat hay fever and exotic manuka honey for ulcers. I'm obviously not alone in my obsession if a recent crop of books about honey is anything to go by. Bea Wilson's book The Hive will give you all the ins and outs of the honey bee and us. And another book, Honey and Dust (by Piers Moore Ede) about a quest for honey in far-flung places, has also won great reviews.
A year or so ago, a jar of honey arrived on my desk from a fellow forager, Andy Kress. What interested me about this was that it hadn't travelled far at all. His cycling buddy, Andrew Casson, has hives in the Romford area of Essex, and markets his clear, golden liquid as East End honey. It's a great name and it went straight on the menu at the Rivington, our East London English bistro, where it's served poured over hot drop scones and blueberries. It's our equivalent of maple syrup, which the Americans have with pancakes and bacon. In Italy I've eaten honey with hard cheeses as well as with freshly made warm ricotta, as we would eat our native cheeses with chutney or pickle.
Honey production is on the up in London - literally, in some cases. Many city beekeepers make honey in small spaces such as the roof tops. This helps out urban gardeners as these bees use gardens, wasteland, railway tracks and unspoilt spots where wild flowers and berries grow. Bees can collect a wide variety of nectars from fruit trees, flowers in gardens and allotments, and at the same time carry out and assist the natural pollination process.
If you want to join this merry band of apiarists contact the British Beekeepers' Association, www.bbka.org.uk will fill you in on what it takes. And do look out for all the jars of honey produced in all parts of the country; there's a fascinating story behind each one, and so much more you can do with this extraordinary food.
Maids of honour with East End honey
Makes 12 tarts
These delicate little tarts date back to 1525 when Henry VIII came across a group of Queen Catherine of Aragon's maids of honour eating some dainty little cakes and giggling uncontrollably. He joined them and tasted the cakes. Back at court he got the pastry cook to make some for him and they became afternoon favourites among the courtiers. The delicious little tarts didn't have a name, so he called them after the group of Queen Catherine's maids, which, more than the cakes, had obviously been what attracted him in the first place. By the way, Anne Boleyn was one of the maids and became his wife.
I've made these before slightly larger as a dessert and they are delicious with summer fruits in season or served just with honey. I'm sure Henry VIII would approve of a little East End honey drizzled over his maids of honour!
Neals Yard Dairy has a great creamy goat's curd made by Charlie Westhead at their creamery in Herefordshire in case you can't find curd cheese anywhere.
220g good quality puff pastry, rolled as thinly as possible (about 2mm)
220g soft curd cheese
1 small egg, beaten
Grated zest of 1 medium lemon
15g melted unsalted butter
60g caster sugar
4-5tbsp clear honey
Prick the pastry all over with a fork and cut into 12 x 8cm rounds for small tarts or 6 x 16cm rounds for dessert-sized ones, with a fluted or plain pastry cutter.
Put the discs of pastry into greased muffin or small tart tins, preferably non-stick, pressing the edges with your thumb and forefinger to form a neat edge slightly higher than the tin. Refrigerate for 1 hour.
Pre-heat the oven to 200C/gas mark 6. Line the tins with discs of greaseproof paper and fill with baking beans. Bake for 15 minutes, or until the pastry is lightly coloured.
Meanwhile beat together the cheese, egg, zest, butter and sugar. Remove the paper and beans and pour the mixture into the cases. Bake for about 12-15 minutes, or until the filling is just set and a light golden. You may have to allow a little longer for larger ones. Leave to cool a little, turn out and serve warm.
Honey and ginger roast duck with grapefruit salad
Serves 4
Honey, duck and citrus are classic combinations. This time though I've used grapefruit. I'm planning to use more grapefruit over the summer as, apart from at breakfast, we don't make enough of it. I've used grapefruit juice in the dressing here instead of vinegar to really give it a citrus kick and with some peppery leaves such as rocket it makes an interesting and refreshing summer, or spring salad.
4 large duck legs
1tbsp grated root ginger
2-3tbsp clear honey
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 large grapefruit, pink or golden
60-70g small well flavoured salad and herb leaves such as rocket, sorrel, watercress, land cress etc
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
5tbsp extra virgin rapeseed or olive oil
Pre-heat the oven to 175C/gas mark 4. Chop the knuckle off the duck legs with a heavy knife. Season them, scatter with the grated ginger and pour over the honey. Cook the duck legs in the oven for 1 1/2 hours, basting them every so often. f
Meanwhile, peel the grapefruit with a sharp knife and remove the segments by cutting them out of the skin with a sharp knife, reserving any juice in a bowl, and squeezing the remains of the membranes to get every last drop of juice. Cut each segment in half, adding any escaping juices to that you've already got. Fish out any pips from the bowl and whisk the oil into it. Season to your taste.
Dress the leaves and toss with the grapefruit segments, then arrange on serving plates with the duck leg in the centre, brushed with a little of the honeyed cooking liquid.
Chestnut honey mascarpone and pistachio cheesecake
Serves 6-8
Cheescakes can be made with and given all sorts of fruity or other sweet toppings. Here I've cut down on the usual sugar content and added chestnut honey. This usually comes from Italy and can be found in delis and good supermarkets, or you could use another clear blossom honey such as lavender or cherry.
120g digestive biscuits or Hobnobs
60g butter, melted for the cheesecake
500g cream cheese such as mascarpone
200ml double cream
60g caster sugar
Zest of 1 lemon
1tsp vanilla essence
100g clear honey
50g shelled weight of pistachio nuts
1/2 tbsp icing sugar
In a food processor crush the biscuits to a coarse breadcrumb-like consistency. To do this by hand, put the biscuits in a plastic bag and smash with a rolling pin. Mix the biscuit crumbs with the melted butter.
Press the biscuit mixture into the base of a 14-18cm round or square removable-bottomed cake or deep flan tin (or one of those with a side that unclips) with greaseproof paper. Because the cheescake is soft, the sides of the tin must be detachable. Pack the biscuit mixture into the tin, firming it down with the back of a spoon.
Pre-heat the grill. Chop two thirds of the pistachios then line a grill tray with foil and mix the rest of the pistachios with the icing sugar and lightly toast under the grill for 4-5 minutes, turning them with a spoon every so often until they are lightly caramelised. Keep your eyes on them, and don't have them too close to the grill.
Using a mixing machine or by hand, whip the double cream and sugar until fairly stiff. In a clean bowl, again by machine or hand, soften the cream cheese then add the whipped cream with the lemon zest, vanilla essence and chopped pistachios.
Gently stir in two thirds of the honey - not too thoroughly as you want it to form a ripple effect. Now spoon the mix on to the biscuit base, leaving the top a bit rough. Leave to set in the fridge for 2-3 hours until firm.
Remove the cheesecake from the tin - you may need to run a hot knife around the edge - then slide it on to a serving dish. Spoon over the rest of the honey and scatter over the toasted pistachios.
Fried aubergines with honey
Serves 4-6
This may seem like the most unlikely combination, and you might wonder if it's a dessert or a savoury snack. Like tomatoes, the aubergine is a fruit and it can go either way, turning up in sweet and savoury recipes. The Greeks even make a sugary preserve out of it. Sweet or savoury, it's good whatever you call it.
1 aubergine, halved lengthways and thinly sliced or 5-6 small Japanese aubergines, quartered lengthways
125g self raising flour
250ml water
1/2 tsp salt
Vegetable oil for frying
3-4tbsp clear honey
Mix the flour and enough water to make a thick batter and season with a good pinch of salt, then leave to stand for 10 minutes.
Heat about 8cm of oil in a deep fat fryer or heavy sauce pan to about 180C.
Dip the pieces of aubergines in the batter and fry a few pieces at a time until golden then drain on some kitchen paper while cooking the rest.
Drizzle with honey and serve immediately with chopped mint if you have any.
- More about:
- Immigration
- Refugees
- Riots
- Shane Warne


text:
- 1 Transfer iTunes Files
- 1.1 iPad to iTunes
- 1.2 iPhone to iTunes
- 1.3 iTunes to New Computer
- 1.4 Podcast from iPhone to iTunes
- 1.5 iTunes Music to Flash Drive
- 1.6 Flash Drive Music to iTunes
- 1.7 Google Music to iTunes
- 1.8 Non Purchased Music to iTunes
- 1.9 Hard Drive Music to iTunes
- 1.10 Spotify Music to iTunes
- 1.11 YouTube Music to iTunes
- 1.12 YouTube Video to iTunes
- 1.13 Rhapsody to iTunes
- 1.14 Pandora to iTunes
- 1.15 Vimeo to iTunes
- 1.16 iTunes Music to Computer
- 1.17 iTunes Music to Nexus
- 1.18 iPod Shuffle Music to iTunes
- 1.19 iTunes Music to iPhone
- 1.20 iPod Touch Music to iTunes
- 1.21 iPod Nano Music to iTunes
- 1.22 iPod Classic Music to iTunes
- 2 iTunes for Android
- 2.1 iTunes for Android
- 2.2 iTunes to Android
- 2.3 Music from Android to iTunes
- 2.4 Music from iTunes to Android
- 2.5 iTunes Music to Samsung
- 2.6 iTunes Music to HTC
- 2.7 iTunes Radio to Android
- 2.8 iTunes Remote for Android
- 2.9 Watch iTunes Movie on Android
- 3 iTunes Playlist
- 3.1 Playlist Disappeared
- 3.2 Playlist to iPod
- 3.3 Playlist to iPhone
- 3.4 Share Playlist
- 3.5 Export Playlist
- 3.6 Copy Playlist
- 3.7 Playlist Location
- 3.8 iTunes and Smart Playlist
- 3.9 Playlists to Hard Drive
- 4 iTunes Library
- 4.1 iTunes Library Disappeared
- 4.2 Reduce Your iTunes Library
- 4.3 Fix iTunes Library
- 4.4 Analyze iTunes Library
- 5 iTunes Sync Problem
- 6 Tips & Tricks
- 6.1 Alternatives for iTunes
- 6.2 Make iTunes Faster
- 6.3 Display Song Lyrics
- 6.4 Free iTunes Visualizers
- 6.5 Watch iTunes movies on TV
- 6.6 iTunes Plugins
- 6.7 Remove Duplicates in iTunes
- 6.8 Tag Songs in iTunes
- 6.9 Add Metadata in iTunes
- 6.10 iTunes Lyrics Widgets for Mac
- 6.11 Import Multiple Lyrics to iTunes
- 6.12 Import iTunes to Winamp
- 6.13 Change the iTunes Skin
- 6.14 iTunes12
- 6.15 iTunes Sleep Timer
- 6.16 iTunes Home Sharing
- 6.17 Change EPUB Cover via iTunes
- 6.18 Free iTunes Skins
- 7 iTunes Backup & Recover
Transfer iTunes Library to New Computer
"I've bought a new laptop. i am wondering how to transfer iTunes Library from my old PC to the new laptop. I have hundreds of songs, dozens of playlists, and some Movies I haven't watched in the iTunes Library. Any idea?"– Jenny
It's a headache for people who want to transfer iTunes Library to a new computer, because Apple only lets users get what they've bought from iTunes Store to new computer. As for music and videos from other sources, users might lose them forever. Fortunately, some existing ways can fix the problem. In the following, we're going to talk about how to transfer iTunes Library to new computer while reducing the risk of losing files, especially songs and videos bought from other sources not iTunes Store.
Part 1: Transfer Music, Songs, and Photos from iTunes Library to New Computer
Part 2: Transfer iTunes Store Purchases in iTunes Library to new Computer
Part 3: Comparison Between TunesGo and TunesGo Retro
Part 1: Transfer Music, Songs, and Photos from iTunes Library to New Computer
If you're an iTunes user, certainly, you have an Apple device, iPhone, iPad, or iPod, right? Before transferring iTunes to a new computer, you should sync your iTunes Library with your Apple device. Please ensure you've transferred all needed music, videos, even playlists to you Apple device and then follow the steps below to learn how to move iTunes Library to a new computer.
Step 1. Download and install TunesGo
Click Download to get TunesGo installation package. Install this app on your computer. Both TunesGo(Windows) and TunesGo (Mac) are available. Get the right version for your computer. In the following, I will talk about how to use TunesGo (Windows) to transfer music, songs, playlists, and photos to new computer.
Step 2. Connect Apple device with computer
Use the USB cable your Apple device comes with to connect the device with your computer and launch TunesGo. Since you've synced everything from iTunes Library to the device, after TunesGo detect the device, it will display music, videos, and photos, etc. in the primary window.
Step 3. Transfer iTunes Library to new computer
Now you can select needed songs, videos, playlists, and photos in the main window and click "Export to" to export them to your new iTunes Library or local hard disk on the new computer.
Note: Now only the TunesGo (Windows) supports transferring playlists to new computer.
Part 2: Transfer iTunes Store Purchases in iTunes Library to new Computer
For some iTunes Store purchased items, like apps, you can transfer them from iTunes Library to new computer easily. Authorize your new computer > Connect your Apple device with computer > Right click your Apple device under Device in iTunes main window > Select "Transfer Purchases".
Part 3: Comparison Between TunesGo and TunesGo Retro
In view that some customers are confused about the functions between TunesGo and TunesGo Retro - iOS Transfer, we have listed a detailed comparison table between them for further reference. Through the table, you can easily distinguish their differences: TunesGo focuses on freeing your music to discover, download, manage and enjoy your favorite music with a relatively higher price; meanwhile, TunesGo Retro is mainly to transfer music, photos, videos, playlists from your iPhone, iPad& iPod to iTunes Library& PC for backup, to manage music and photos freely with a relatively competitive price. Following are the details:
|iOS Devices
|Android Devices
|Add Music to iTunes
|Export Music from iTunes
|Convert Unsupported Formats of Music to iTunes
|Delete Music from iTunes
|Delete Music and Video on Device
|De-duplicate Music in iTunes
|Remove Lost Files in Tunes
|Search and Delete the Repeated Music on Device
|Fix Music ID Tags of iTunes
|Supplement Music Covers of iTunes
|Directly Fix, Edit and Save ID3 Information on Device.
|Download Music from YouTube,SoundCloud etc.
|Record Online Music on Music Sites, Like 8Track, Rdio etc.
|Record App Music, Like Spotify Music etc.
|Burn iTunes Music to CD
|Generate Car Playlist
Transfer Music, Audio & Playlist:
iTunes <-> Device
Transfer Music, Audio & Playlist:
PC <-> Device
Transfer Music, Audio & Playlist:
Device <-> Device
|Intelligently Transfer to iTunes:Only Transfer What's Missing in iTunes
|Playlists Are Exported from iTunes with the Original Smart Sorting Rules.
|Support to Transfer Users' Data Information: Rating,Play Counts, Skip Counts.
|Convert Unsupported Formats to be Supported Ones Automatically via Transfer.
|No Need to Use iTunes to Transfer Files to iOS Devices.


text: 12 photos Auction - Feb 28, 2017 at 12:00 PM 80 acres 49822, Soldiers Grove, WI 54655 - Crawford County 80 acres Soldiers Grove, WI $ 2,000.00/acre minimum acceptable bid !! Scenic 80 acre farm in the drift-less region of Southwest WI. The property features large wooded ridges, pasture land, 14 tillable acres, a year round creek, river access and lots of wildlife. No chemicals used on the land in the last 5+ years. Full set of farm buildings including a very nice 60'x80' pole building, fixer upper farm house, dairy barn, tobacco shed, corn crib and 2-car garage. Jim Gavin Gavin Bros. Auctioneers LLC.


text:
Tango the Night Away: Live Music & Dancing at B.B. King's
B.B. King Blues Club, Between 7th and 8th Avenues 237 West 42nd Street New York City, NY 10036
Our Price
Full Price
Enjoy a fabulous night of dancing and music -- and even learn a dance move or two -- at this exciting night of tango at B.B. King Blues Club. The sassy fun begins with a tango dance class from Argentinian dancer and choreographer Yamila Viana, who'll teach you basic steps of the sultry dance (including some sexy tango moves). Then the famous NY Tango Quartet, which features some of the best tango musicians in the city, will perform a selection of the most beloved tangos of all time.
* Additional fees apply. No coupon or promo codes necessary to enjoy the displayed discount price.
All offers for Tango Square: The NY Tango Quartet have expired.
The last date listed for Tango Square: The NY Tango Quartet was Wednesday May 28, 2014 / Various Times.
Currently at B.B. King Blues Club
Classic Soul & Motown Revue: A Decade of Soul
- Full Price:
- $20
- Our Price:
From Smokey Robinson and Stevie Wonder to the Jackson 5 and Sam & Dave, you'll hear the best tunes… More
Venue Details
More Information


text:
|Thread Tools
post #21 of 46 Old 07-31-2009, 01:24 AM
Get rid of the rocks in the fuge section and put a DSB, imo.
post #22 of 46 Old 07-31-2009, 10:19 AM Thread Starter
I would, but my baffles are crap,and I will get sand throughout the sump... :(
post #23 of 46 Old 08-03-2009, 08:31 PM
mullinds, it would be great if you could show me a picture of your skimmer while it is runnung. or if u have any tips for controlling the amount of wet foam cuz mine is filling up a 5 gallon bucket every 3 hours and i clean it and dont really see what i did wrong in the setup. it has been running for about 2-3 weks. would love to hear your thoughts.
post #24 of 46 Old 08-03-2009, 10:09 PM
im not sure if this is what you meant but dont clean the skimmer, atleast not until it needs it which should be as often as you've stated. im not sure what brand/model you are using but usually its either a tower that raises up or down or a gate valve that opens/closes.
post #25 of 46 Old 08-05-2009, 11:44 AM Thread Starter
Jake do you have the turbo flotor multi sl as well? I had lots of problems getting it setup (all my fault), but once it gets going, trust me, it gets the job done big time. What you need to do is make sure you put the pump together correctly. I had the nozzles on the pump switche which caused the same problem you are getting. Do you see any microbubbles filling in the chamber? If not, you probably put the pump together wrong. Make sure you have the venturi line set up as well, and make sure it is completely dry (so you want to connect it while it is out of the water. Also, make sure it is raised somewhat (like on the side of the sump).
post #26 of 46 Old 08-05-2009, 11:46 AM Thread Starter
Picked up 2 xenia frags and a frogspawn yesterday; any suggestions on their placement?
post #27 of 46 Old 08-05-2009, 01:00 PM
i really like the rock layout.....from what i've seen the xenia can take up a lot of space so id put it in a spot where it wont interfere with anything else, or at least away from the frogspawn.
post #28 of 46 Old 08-05-2009, 03:02 PM Thread Starter
I liked the layout a lot to, but I had to change it I had absolutely no room in the front of the tank because I had the rocks scooted forward.... I scooted things back, and I changed the rockwork around... looks a little barren, but this is okay becaues I plan on introducing more corals over the next month rather than any fish.
post #29 of 46 Old 08-05-2009, 03:35 PM Thread Starter
post #30 of 46 Old 08-05-2009, 03:56 PM
really nice and thanks for the skimmer help i got it making way less foam that is really dirty
« DIY 75g stand | 180 gal reef »
|Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Show Printable Version
Email this Page Email this Page
|Similar Threads
|Thread Starter
|Last Post
|Guess how I woke up this morning...
|Beginner Freshwater Aquarium
|i woke up and my water is cloudy!!
|Beginner Freshwater Aquarium
|my new room
|Freshwater Journals
|Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Trackbacks are On
Pingbacks are On
Refbacks are On


text:
At the request of many NewCastle users, we are pleased to release the new higher powered version of the NewCastle called the NewCastle 30! The NewCastle 30TM, which offers all of the features of the original NewCastle has been upgraded with 30W of EL84 driven Class A power, an FX Loop and a Variable Power Supply which allows the amp to be adjusted between 30W and 1/8W seamlessly without any tonal change!
Like the original NewCastle, the NewCastle 30 is a simple tone machine that will cover everything from pristine British clean to straight up Rock and everywhere in between. The clean tones are rich and full of authority with sparkling highs that never become brittle or piercing. The low end was specifically designed to remain tight and punchy even when cranked so you'll never lose definition when playing at loud volumes. The NewCastle 30 adds to the NewCastle's tone with increased headroom and low end punch and clarity.
Tonally the NewCastle 30 has an English heritage but is cleaner and more robust than many EL84 based amps. The NewCastle 30 is perfect for the player that uses a lot of pedals and wants an affordable clean platform to work from. In fact the NewCastle 30 remains clean up till around 2:00 on the Volume control and from there breaks up into the most musical
overdrive you have ever heard!
One of the best features of the NewCastle 30 is how well it cleans up when you roll the volume on your guitar down. With the NewCastle 30 you may find that you don't need your overdrive pedals anymore as the volume control on your guitar acts like a gain control on the amp depending on how hard you play. In fact, you may find that your favorite setting
is to leave the Volume up all the way on the amp and use your guitars volume to vary between your clean and dirty tones! Couple this with its very effective Tone control, and the NewCastle 30 can morph between pristine clean, hard rock and warm smooth jazz tones with ease!
The NewCastle 30 is a lesson in simplicity. Someone once asked us, "What's your secret to great tone?" Answer: "Use good parts, and use as few as possible." That is what the NewCastle 30 is all about. The design was purposefully kept simple to make it easier to dial in and to keep your tone as pure as possible.
During the design phase of the NewCastle 30 we spent many hours working with artists, producers and engineers and we used their feedback to help dial in the circuit so that the NewCastle 30 would work seamlessly with all types of guitars, pickups and effects and the extra effort was well worth it! The NewCastle 30 is a perfect go-to amp for players
looking to capture great tone either live or in the studio!
Special attention was paid during the design of the NewCastle 30 to guarantee that lack of headroom would never be a concern as is often the case with other 30W amps. To give as much power and headroom as possible, the power supply and output section were overbuilt to guarantee that the amp delivers every last bit of power possible out of it's quartet of
EL84's! In addition to this, the NewCastle 30 features a Variable Power Supply which allows the high voltage of the amp to be seamlessly adjusted from 100% power down to 10% power with no tonal change at all. The only difference is how loud the amp is! The tone and dynamics stay the same and all the touch sensitivity you would expect from a tube amp remain constant but now at bedroom volumes!
Along with the power amp section, the preamp has been designed to handle single coil as well as humbucker equipped guitars with ease and without becoming flabby in the low end, even when the amp is cranked!
Try the NewCastle 30 yourself and experience its ease of use and pure rich tone, and we think you'll agree that simple really is better!


text:
- More about:
- Diplomacy
- Israel
- US Politics
- US Senate
Talbott confirmed
Click to follow
The Independent Online
The Independent Online
The Senate confirmed Strobe Talbott as second-in-command at the State Department though his nomination had sparked protests over his criticism of US policy on Israel, AFP reports from Washington. The chamber voted 66-31 to confirm Mr Talbott, a friend of President Clinton, as deputy secretary of state. He has beenserving as ambassador-at-large for the former Soviet republics.


text:
Salmon And Green Pea Pie
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|300 Milliliter
|6 Ounce (1 Small Tin)
Make a sauce from the butter, flour, milk and seasonings.
Add sufficient liquor from the tin of salmon and from the peas to make a smooth sauce.
Boil 5 minutes.
Break salmon into pieces and stir through.
Add the drained peas.
Line pie plate with the pastry, pour in the cold salmon mixture and cover with pastry and bake until golden brown.
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 798 Calories from Fat 379
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 43 g65.6%
Saturated Fat 19.3 g96.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 78.4 mg26.1%
Sodium 191.4 mg8%
Total Carbohydrates 78 g25.8%
Dietary Fiber 11.3 g45.1%
Sugars 35.5 g
Protein 25 g50.8%
Vitamin A 43.4% Vitamin C 113.4%
Calcium 39% Iron 20.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


text:
The average debt for a college graduate is $37,000 and the system is trying to squeeze you harder than any generation before. But it doesn't have to be this way.
Tagged: tuition
Lawmakers have long underinvested in young people, and sequestration would make matters even worse.
Maryland is one of a handful of states helping young undocumented immigrants obtain a college education.
Should American youth, burdened with student loans, take a cue from their British counterparts?
A UDC alumnus thanks its open enrollment policy and affordable tuition for being able to work at the Institute for Policy Studies.


text:
Chicken and Broccoli Dish
|Chicken breast halves
|4 , skinned and boned
|Broccoli florets and stems
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Cream of chicken soup
|1 Can (10 oz)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Parmesan cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), freshly grated, divided
1. Preheat the oven to 350° F.
2. Spray an 8x8-inch baking dish with nonstick cooking spray.
3. In a nonstick saucepan, spray cooking oil and add the chicken pieces; brown the meat.
4. Place rounded side up in 8x8-inch baking dish sprayed with nonstick cooking spray.
5. In a large pot, steam broccoli over a small amount of water until it turns bright green, do not over cook.
6. In a mixing bowl, combine together soup, mayonnaise, sherry and 1/4 cup of the Parmesan cheese, blend to a smooth mixture.
7. Arrange the chicken in the baking dish and place the broccoli around the chicken.
8. Pour the mayonnaise mixture over the chicken and sprinkle with the remaining 1/4 cup Parmesan cheese.
9. Bake at 350° F for about 30 minutes or until chicken is cooked through.
10. Serve hot with dinner rolls as an excellent mail dish.
11. Garnish with grated cheese.
Recipe Summary
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 638 Calories from Fat 467
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 52 g79.9%
Saturated Fat 7.4 g37.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 103.9 mg34.6%
Sodium 1052.6 mg43.9%
Total Carbohydrates 12 g4.1%
Dietary Fiber 2.3 g9.1%
Sugars 2 g
Protein 29 g57.4%
Vitamin A 14.8% Vitamin C 131.9%
Calcium 20.9% Iron 11.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


text:
is for sale
Welcome to hispenis.eu
No need to draw you a picture of what can be featured on this short and suggestive
".eu" domain name. This has the particularity to fit several website concepts very well. The double
"-is" word termination makes this domain particularly visually interesting.
• Adult
gay website
• Adult
website for women
• Penis
replica DIY molding kit shop
• Picture
rating site
To buy this domain name visit
our website
or email us at
Go back
Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.


text:
Coming up in the next {{countdown}} {{countdownlbl}}
Coming up next:
Skip to this video now
Now Playing:
Play Video
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
George Clooney Takes on the Press
Hollywood Megastar says his finance and her family deserve an apology from one of the world's biggest newspapers.
George Clooney Fires Back at Tabloid Over Mother-in-Law Story
Clooney refutes a UK's Daily Mail report that his future mother-in-law opposes his marriage.
Now Playing: George Clooney Takes on the Press
Now Playing: George Clooney Fires Back at Tabloid Over Mother-in-Law Story
Now Playing: George Clooney Fights Back Against British Tabloid
Now Playing: NJ woman reacts to $2 million lottery win
Now Playing: Google reportedly to take on Uber with expansion of Waze carpool service
Now Playing: Worst Advice: Tim Ferriss
Now Playing: NASCAR viewership declining, new report finds
Now Playing: UPS tests launching drones from delivery trucks
Now Playing: Good Housekeeping magazine's top picks for leggings
Now Playing: Uber taps Eric Holder to probe harassment claims
Now Playing: 'GMA' lunch break at STK
Now Playing: Uber CEO orders 'urgent investigation' after sexual harassment allegation surfaces
Now Playing: Lewandowski and Mook weigh in on President Trump's relationship with media
Now Playing: Protections that buyers may have when purchasing a car
Now Playing: Take a look at some hot new toys
Now Playing: Saving money with President's Day deals
Now Playing: Rande Gerber on Real Biz with Rebecca Jarvis
Now Playing: Businesses across the country shut down for A Day Without Immigrants protests
Now Playing: AT&T moving ahead with new unlimited data plan
Now Playing: D.C. restaurants close in solidarity to support immigrants
Now Playing: {{itm.title}}


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|GOMEZ Henri <hgo...@slib.fr>
|RE: Tomcat to support other keystore types?
|Fri, 09 Nov 2001 09:49:40 GMT
>> > I think this would be a good thing. I don't see any reason why we >> > couldn't arrange to provide this functionality via PureTLS as well. >> >> Using PureTLS to support java.net.URL(https:) would also be good, but >> the problem is not in the SSL part - the problem is in java.net.URL >> and where it looks for handlers. > >So we clearly also need the URLHandlerFactory to offer >alternative to JSSE. +1 To be clear we want Tomcat support Cryptix/PureTLS along with JSSE. We need a 100% OSS solution, like Apache/SSL, Apache-modssl which use OpenSSL..... -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:email@example.com> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com>
|View raw message


text:
More Videos...
Music City Raceway Pro/Super Pro March 12, 2011
A Video by Asa Hatton. Early eliminations of Pro and Super Pro, - a coupla others thrown in
Dixie Doorslammers Music City Raceway 7/28/2013
A few of the Dixie Doorslammers pro stock series at music city raceway in Nashville.
Alcohol Funny Car 4-Wide Nationals 2013 Eliminations
Eliminations for Alcohol Funny Car at the Dollar General 4-Wide Nationals at ZMax Dragway at Charlotte NC, Saturday and Sunday April 20 + 21 2013
Music City Raceway NHRA Drag Racing & Super Gas
Music City Raceway NHRA Drag Racing & Super Gas, July/2012


text:
Hopkins St SE / Adair Ave SE median real estate price is $121,555, which is more expensive than 35.3% of the neighborhoods in Georgia and 26.9% of the neighborhoods in the U.S.
The average rental price in Hopkins St SE / Adair Ave SE is currently $777, based on NeighborhoodScout's exclusive analysis. Rents here are currently lower in price than 78.3% of Georgia neighborhoods.
Hopkins St SE / Adair Ave SE is a suburban neighborhood (based on population density) located in Atlanta, Georgia.
Hopkins St SE / Adair Ave SE real estate is primarily made up of medium sized (three or four bedroom) to small (studio to two bedroom) single-family homes and apartment complexes/high-rise apartments. Most of the residential real estate is occupied by a mixture of owners and renters. Many of the residences in the Hopkins St SE / Adair Ave SE neighborhood are newer, built in 2000 or more recently. A number of residences were also built between 1940 and 1969.
Vacant apartments or homes are a major fact of life in Hopkins St SE / Adair Ave SE. The current real estate vacancy rate here is 25.1%. This is higher than the rate of vacancies in 91.0% of all U.S. neighborhoods. In addition, most vacant housing here is vacant year round. This can sometimes be the case in neighborhoods dominated by new construction that is not yet occupied. But often neighborhoods with vacancy rates this high are places that can be plagued by a protracted vacancy problem. If you live here, you may find that a number of buildings in your neighborhood are actually empty.


text:
Jim Andersan Ran and Paul
Why speculate on the ploidy of your plants? Just send them to me
and you have an answer for free in a week This includes ploidy
chimerae of which I found already several See my publication in:
Euphytica 111 105-110 2000: Flow cytometric analysis of DNA
content in Hosta Reveals ploidy chimeras.
Flow cytometry is a much faster and better way than chromosome
counts. I cannot blame Paul for not knowing The Hosta Journal had
a copy in januar but did not found it worthwhile to mention in the
Ben J.M.Zonneveld
Clusius lab pobox 9505
2300 RA Leiden
The Netherlands
Fax: 31-71-5274999
To sign-off this list, send email to email@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE HOSTA-OPEN


text:
Conceptualizaciones de la niñez desde la lectura de las políticas públicas en infancia
Readership Statistics
1 Reader on Mendeley
by Discipline
100% Psychology
by Academic Status
100% Student > Master
by Country
100% Chile
Sign up today - FREE
Mendeley saves you time finding and organizing research. Learn more
- All your research in one place
- Add and import papers easily
- Access it anywhere, anytime
Start using Mendeley in seconds!
Sign up & Download
Already have an account? Sign in


text:
Hydraulic Cylinder Repair
Customers in Melbourne demand hydraulic cylinders repair that last for forever. Our workshop is well equipped with comprehensive facilities and technical know-how to carefully repair the most challenging of cylinders. JAM Hydraulics cylinder repairs and services all aspects of heavy duty cylinders, medium duty cylinders, light duty cylinders, round line cylinders, AM1 mill cylinders, two stage load hold cylinders, telescopic cylinders and special purpose cylinders. Our hydraulic cylinder repair service strictly adheres to quality assurance measures, with our main manufacturing hub in Brooklyn. Our Regular Customers expect superior life and performance from our rebuilt cylinders and the reassurance of the comprehensive cylinder repair warranty.
JAM Hydraulics cylinder repair offering includes:
- Cylinder Stripping and Assessment
- Cylinder Design Enhancement
- Cylinder Milling and Turning
- Cylinder Barrel Honing & Reclamation
- Cylinder Chroming
- Cylinder Welding
- Cylinder Assembly, Paint & Testing
- Small Hydraulic Cylinders
- Industrial Hydraulic Services
Cylinder Stripping and Assessment
Our process begins with assessment of your cylinder's condition, including measurement, pre- test, NDT and failure analysis where applicable. JAM-HYD workshop is equipped with lifting equipment, maintenance cells and stripping benches with nut cracking attachments to strip and assess your cylinder prior to repair.
Cylinder Design Enhancement
Chronic cylinder problems are often the result of inadequate initial design and/or incorrect prior repair; this invariably leads to premature failure and increased downtime. Enhancements in design and specification, including seal selection, material selection, tolerances and surface treatments can result in vast increases in uptime and cost savings. As part of your cylinder repair ask JAM-HYD about the long term benefits of a cylinder redesign.
Cylinder Milling and Turning
When close tolerances and high pressures are in play, the only way to avoid problems is to employ precision engineered parts manufactured from high tensile materials. Our workshops are equipped with a range of manual and computer assisted milling and turning machines that can repair a damaged thread, produce a complete new rod, piston, barrel, clevis, end-cap or trunnion block assembly.
Cylinder Barrel Honing and Reclamation
JAM-HYD can reclaim barrels and turn around repairs swiftly, regardless of your location. Our facilities include hones that can accommodate bores up to 500mm and barrel lengths up to 12000mm.
Cylinder Chroming
Our chroming suppliers are selected for consistent turnaround and high quality results. Whilst many repairers will hand finish and flash chrome rods to minimize their costs, JAM-HYD prefers to grind, chrome and grind rods to a minimum 0.002 thought which delivers maximum durability and corrosion resistance.
Cylinder Welding
Our network is equipped with the technology and skills to deliver a variety of welding services. Standard capabilities include MIG, TIG and weld reclamation, whilst selected locations offer specialised techniques including Submerged Arc and Aluminium Bronze overlay techniques. Cylinder Assembly, Paint and Testing Cylinder assembly is guided by JAM-HYD documented assembly procedures ensuring a consistent, high quality result. To ensure quality and reliability, the performance of every refurbished cylinder is tested using our in-house test facilities ranging from basic pressure testing rigs, to advanced electronic test equipment custom-built to cater for special applications. Each cylinder is painted in one of our fully equipped spray booths, or, where specialised coatings are required, by our preferred coating service providers.


text:
When you turn on the TV, it's like you are entering a different zone. It's like books, but for the 21st century, whether you turn it on to see a familiar face because you want to go "where everybody knows your name" or because you are looking for the adventure shows like Lost or Alias may be able to offer.
With a different reality comes different people, a.k.a. our characters. You are suppose to hate some, like evil Henry Gale of Lost, or maybe the villain on whatever soap you watch. But you also have those characters you like. Maybe if they were real, you would totally be crushing on them. Well, I have picked ten characters from TV shows who appeal to the older generation, as well as the youth of the site, characters I totally would love as my best friends. I would have picked ten guys I would totally be madly in love with…but that might get a little boring after you hear "He's hot!" for the eighteenth time. So, I've picked the top ten people I would love to meet in real life.
Shawn (James Roday) from USA Network's Psych: For those of you who don't know, Psych is USA's newest detective show. This one doesn't have OCD, though. He's a psychic. But he's not really a psychic. Everyone just thinks he's a psychic. He can get away with pretending he's a psychic because he is so quick at following the clues. In fact, he is faster than the police.
The reason I think I would get along with him is his humor. Shawn is so funny. It's very easy to make me laugh and I love laughing. For example, his partner, Gus asked him how he could just eat when there was a dead guy lying there. Shawn responded sarcastically by asking if he was suppose to share. If I'm having a bad day, Shawn's clever jokes always cheer me up. That's one of the major things that makes a friend a good friend.
Will from the addicting reality show, Big Brother, specifically Big Brother 2 and Big Brother All-Stars: Okay, this one may technically not count, but I couldn't help it. Will is famous for winning Big Brother 2 because of his clever lies and ability to manipulate people. He is even sometimes referred to as "the Puppet Master." He is part of the famous alliance that will never separate – Chilltown. The members include him and his best friend, Mike Boogie. I love Will's charm. He can charm anyone into doing anything. He hasn't won HOH (the power position in the house) and he's still running the house. He practically begs to be put on the block every week because he knows no one EVER votes him out. In some way, he reminds me of my friend, Chris. Chris can always manipulate me to do anything. Luckily, it's to pay attention in math, not to do drugs.
Will's very entertaining. For example, he always talks about how in Big Brother 2, there would be banner planes above the house, and in Big Brother All-Stars there aren't. And, apparently, banner planes are very interesting. So, he tells the live feed viewers to send banner planes and starts giving out the house address. Yeah, Big Brother wasn't too happy about that – but it did give me a nice smile.
Nicole (Alexa Nikolas) of Nickelodeon's Zoey 101: Nicole is the character who is very boy-crazy and preppy. The reason I put her on my top ten list is because of how I think she would be easy to go to for guy advice. Only one of my friends – Julie – and I can talk about guys and the rest of them kind of stand there, blinking at us. Nicole is the kind of person I could see having sleepovers with. Also, like her, I am very hyper and optimistic. I have a lot of pessimistic friends (actually the only real optimist is, again, Julie) so their pessimistic ways get on my nerves some days. Therefore, I think Nicole would be a great addition to our group, for my sanity and Julie's, too.
Robbie (Nathan Stephenson) of the unknown Canadian show, Radio Free Roscoe: First of all, Radio Free Roscoe is a show that was cancelled about a year ago. It used to appear on The N, an MTV-like network. The show was about four teenagers who just started their freshman year in high school. Tired of being nameless, they created their own underground radio station (Radio Free Roscoe), so they could say what they wanted, as loud as they want. Robbie was A LOT like me. Both of us have a strong passion, which we pursue, to find our voice. For Robbie, it's his radio station. He was the one who went to all of his friends and started it. For me, it's my writing. When I am upset or pleased with a show, I write here. I really respect his character and would value him as a friend.
Stewie (Voice of Seth MacFarlane) on the beloved Family Guy: I think everyone at one point in time wanted to be friends with a talking baby who plots to take over the world. Because, let's face it, that's just awesome. Enough said.
Jack (Matthew Fox) of dramatic Lost: I just watched the pilot of Lost again the other day. I kept noticing that right from the beginning, Jack was the heroic, brave leader on the island. Instead of thinking of himself, he goes to help Claire, the pregnant lady who can't help herself after the crash. He is the one who becomes the unofficial leader in the camp. People are constantly asking him what to do. I think why I picked him is because I strive to be like him. I would love for him to be a leader role model for me. However, I would not be willing to go the island and take first-hand lessons – (shudder) – he'd have to come to California.
Zack and Cody (Dylan and Cole Sprouse) of the hilarious Disney show, The Suite Life of Zack and Cody: Zack and Cody are twins who live in a hotel because their mom works there. They tend to cause a lot of problems and big messes. Amanda, my twin, is extremely similar to Cody, the good child. I am, to some degree, like Zack because I am laid back and can be lazy at times. I think the twins' personalities are fun and they're a delight to be around, even if they do get in trouble because they seem to think it's okay to hide a horse in their hotel room.
I think they would keep me entertained, at the very least. Unless, of course, they blame their pranks on me; that's just mean. If they blame it on Amanda, well, that's a different story. No, I'm just kidding. Zack and Cody have a tendency to cheer people up without even noticing. That's an important thing when I'm looking for a friend.
TV's funny woman, Lucy (Lucille Ball) of I Love Lucy: All though elementary school, I loved I Love Lucy. I would watch it right before I went to bed, and got mad when it wasn't on a certain day of the week. I even had a Lucy Box, which included my precious Lucy books, a hand-written list of every episode I saw (it was pretty close to all of them!), my Lucy candies and mints, and so much more. I was a Lucy fanatic. Lucille Ball was my idol. I don't know why, but I think it had to do with the fact I did a biography about her where I learned the struggles of her career. I really admired her and fell in love with her character, Lucy.
Lucy is a lot like me. For example, Lucy puts the flower pot on her head. My dad actually said she pulled a "Madeleine." I am known to put pencil shavings in my eye as well as eat (toxic!) blue paint. Or even perhaps slipping on a Cheeto and breaking my arm. Wow. Her eccentric ways fit perfectly with my oddball personality and we'd get along great.
Justin (David Chokachi) of the new hit show Beyond the Break: Justin is a laid back guy who just got a job coaching an all-girl professional surf team. He has to deal with a ton of hormones. I would get along great with Justin because of the way he deals with life. He's very laid back and takes life one step at a time.
For example, one of the girls, Birdie, has a military boyfriend, Marcus. He says to Justin, "I'm waiting for Birdie to get ready. I'll wait here unless it's against regulations." Justin replies, very coolly, "We don't really have any rules, except no tampons in the toilet, but I don't think you have to worry about that." I think that quote basically wraps up why I love Justin. First of all, any guy who is willing to talk about "girl stuff" to another guy has my respect. He's comfortable around girls, that's totally awesome. And, secondly, it just proves he's chilled. I really need more laid back friends. Some of my friends' uptight personalities really bug me.
My last pick is Monica (Courtney Cox) from the ever-missed Friends: The only reason I picked Monica is because she's my sister. Not literally, because that's pretty much impossible. Amanda may never admit it, but they are two peas in a pod. And I like my sister. Unless, of course, I'm mad at her or she's mad at me, which is like 50 percent of the time, but whatever. Amanda has the whole "perfect wedding" planned out already (it's going to be at Disneyland and she'll pull up in Cinderella's coach and…). She's a bit OCD, whether she'll admit it or not. She has things she does similar to Monica's cleaning. And, most importantly, she has a tight circle of friends with whom she's very close. My sister is important to me, so it would be nice to have a friend who reminds me of her.
So, those are my top ten. Who are yours?Powered by Sidelines


text:
Linkusup offer a cost effective ICT solution for
companies and individuals seeking the very best in
professional website design, web application,
E-commerce, Logo, Graphics, Printing, Corporate Branding, ICT Security,
ICT Consultancy and Customer Support.
We provide full featured web services including B2B,
Social Networking, e-commerce website, Dynamic
Website etc. We have best experience developer teams
and creative designers who are capable to provide a
best solution in IT market.
Our Technical Expertise
© 2013
Linkusup International.. All
right reserved.


text:
On 02/06/2013 05:07 PM, Steven Roberts wrote:
So I've been thinking about pulp backend ideas. perl modules came to mind after thinking about the puppet-modules and some conversations on the IRC channel about ruby gems or python packages. Not sure if python or ruby have arch specific binary packages like perl does. So thought about how the consumer client would do things. typically like with the rpm type it would provide yum repos for use. for perl, the CPAN client installer expects to install from source and then build locally. but that defeats what I am seeing would be the big win of having the modules in a pulp repo and that is having the consumer just install the content and not have to build it.
FWIW, the Python community is currently working on a cross-platform binary format precisely due to this problem. With the hassles of compiling anything on Windows, the arcane pieces of software scientists like to rely on, and people using Python's packaging system rather than the OS one in order to have a platform neutral deployment solution, "end user always builds from source" just isn't cutting it any more.
Details of the proposal are at http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0427/Once that is in place, a Python implementation would look a lot more like the RPM solution, with sdists and wheels in place of source and binary RPMs.
Cheers, Nick. -- Nick Coghlan Red Hat Infrastructure Engineering & Development, Brisbane Python Applications Team Lead Beaker Development Lead (http://beaker-project.org/) PulpDist Development Lead (http://pulpdist.readthedocs.org)


text:
Our Life Partners program significantly impacts our ability to expand and sustain our mission to provide unparalleled, lifesaving care. Life Partners contribute through recurring monthly donations.
When you become a Life Partner, you will be honored and recognized on our website, and your name will be displayed in the Shock Trauma Critical Care Tower. You will become part of a growing list of partners who help advance the mission and support the lifesaving work of the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center.
The Living Legacy Foundation
Edward and Cheryl Adkins
James Ambrosius
Deanna Marie Amos
Phyllis and Leonard Attman and Family
Joshuha A. Ayres
Donna Witters Banks
John and Susan Barke
Dr. Frank Barnes, Jr. & Dr. Tanya Carter and Family
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bates
Bay State Health Consultants, Inc.
Paula F. Bell
Robert and Kimberly Bennett
The Boragno Family
Dale and Vicki Bowlus
Daphne Caprio
Cheri Carver, RN
Nancy Cohen
Drew Contractor
Jeffrey Davis
Joseph DeMattos
Karen Doyle
David and Debbie Drown
Lacy Flynn
Bryan Foreman
Ethan Giffin
Julia and Drew Gilroy
Margaret Rebecca Grant
Cynthia Greene-Graham
Richard M. Haas
David Hammer
Debra Henry
The Herget Foundation
Michael Hudson and Allison Boyle
Stephanie Jordan
James Kieffer
Derek Kolokythas
Geoffrey and Fran Kroll
Karen and Marshall Lancaster
Scott and Donna Maher
Dennis and JoAnn Mitchell
Bruce and Gail Mogol
Don Mohler
Evan E. Mortimer, MD
Rosemary E. S. Mortimer, RN
Fady Nasrallah, MD FACS
Joseph M. Niland
Charles and Dorothy Overmiller
Carolyn Peterkin
Pamela Polk
Pool and Kent Corporation
Mary Ptaschek
The Family of Justin Reed
Danielle, Jessica and Amanda Rein
H. Neil Reynolds, MD
Kyle and Dawn Richardson
Alma Rios-Cwiek
Marilyn Robinson
Steve, Marianne, Ryan, Colby and Taylor Braun
Dora and Larry Russell and Family
Maria Elena and Eric Shaffer
David Skarupa
Jeffrey Slusher
Jim and Sandy Smith
Richard and Barbara Snyder
The Stamp Children and Grandchildren
Dr. Jill Watras
Mike and Jen Weissmueller
Charles E. Wiles, MD
Terry Wotring
Larry Yeaton
As of November 24, 2015.


text:
Ann Arbor Golf Course Details - Lake Forest
Our Audubon Recognized course is laid out among 176 non-residential acres, with two unique nines.
Begin your round with a links-style front nine featuring rolling terrain, fescue grasses and wide fairways.
As you make the turn, the back nine – characterized by its "up-north" feel – surrounds you with tree-lined fairways, wetlands, wildflower areas, and wildlife.
Each hole features four sets of tee boxes to accommodate all levels of play. The Championship Tees present a challenge to even the low-handicapper.
Complementing the Course is our five-acre practice facility featuring a three-tier driving range with both grass tees and mat hitting stations, two large putting greens, and a chipping area with two sand bunkers.
click image to enlarge


text:
IP addition script cross Distribution
This project received 7 bids from talented freelancers with an average bid price of $35 USD.Get free quotes for a project like this
Project Budget$10 - $30 USD
Total Bids7
Project Description
I want to have a script designed that will pull assigned IP's from a file which can include CIDR notation aswell as single IP addresses and auto generate the correct files on a single execution that will bind them to the system and this must auto detect what linux distribution it is installed on and make the appropriate changes.
Skills Required
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text:
So much MATH, So little TIME.
Does it seem like there is no end in sight to your math classes, and there is so little time to complete them all? Are you having trouble getting into a Math class? Would you like to complete both Elementary Algebra and Intermediate Algebra in one semester? Are you ready to get to your transfer level math in one semester?
Well, now there is a solution. You can take Fast Track Algebra!
Fast Track Algebra is a one semester 13 unit learning community with 4 components: Elementary Algebra (Math 141), Intermediate Algebra (Math 101) and Math Skills courses (Math 341 and Math 301). This program is designed to allow you to complete your algebra sequence in one semester and provide you the support to succeed. If any of the following fit your situation, then this program is for you!
There is one Fast Track Algebra package offered in the Spring 2017 semester:
Time (M – Th)
1st - 8 weeks
Math 141
9:35- 12:10
Lunch Break
12:10 – 1:00
Supplemental Instruction
1:00 – 1:40
Math 341
1:40 – 3:05
2nd - 8 weeks
Math 101
Math 301
The Math 341 and Math 301 classes support and reinforce the concepts from the algebra courses and include effective methods for success in algebra.
Students must enroll in all 13 units of the package and enrollment will be limited to students that are part of the Fast Track Algebra learning community.
Orientation for Spring 2017
Students must complete the online orientation below AND attend the mandatory orientation on February 16, 2017 from 10am to 1pm.
Fast Track Algebra is a commitment. You must be willing to:
Apply today if you are interested in joining Fast Track Algebra! To apply, you must complete the online orientation below.
Please do not call the Math Division Office; further details will be provided at the orientation meeting.
Glendale Community College
is not responsible for the content of external sites. Thank you for visiting the
Glendale Community College


text:
We've set your shipping destination to:
Prices vary based on delivery destination (it's a tax thing), so please change it if you're not shipping within United States as it might affect the price! (Why?)
Matured in single cask number 8 at the Glengoyne distillery, this was distilled in 1983 and bottled in the winter of 1997.
Nose: Dried fruits, alcohol soaked cherries and roasted coffee beans.
Palate: Medium bodied with fruity red cherries and raspberries followed by an array of dried fruits.
Finish: Macerated red fruits and raisins.
Overall: A fruity but powerful cask-strength Glengoyne.
Please enter your details to make it easier for us to help you further.
The legal stuff: not providing your contact details may mean we have to delete your
comments if another member of our community complains about them. Whatever happens though, we'll never share
your contact details unless you specifically tell us we can.
Please click here for more details.