text:
Capacity: 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and 128GB flash memory
Data retention: Over 10 years
Data encryption: More than 1, 000, 000 times
Multiple operating systems supported: No driver needed in MS Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7, Mac 10.6 or later, and Linux Kernel 2.6. X
Hot plug-and-play without extra power supply
Shipping: DHL, UPS, EMS, FedEx, TNT...
With bootable function
Auto-run function is optional
Operating current: <100mAh
Operating temperature: -20 to +70° C
Operating humidity: 5 to 90% RH
Packing: Bulk, gift, metal, and color box
Outside box dimensions: 450 x 250 x 290mm
Delivery time: 3 to 7 working days
Payment Terms: 30% T/T, Balance Paid before Shipment
Minimum Order: 100 Pieces
Delivery details: FOB Shenzhen
Warranty: Lifetime Warranty
1) Print Customize logo on USB Flash Drive.
Printing Method: Full Color Print, Silk Print, Laser engrave, emboss, etc.
2) Make the Customize design to be USB Flash Drive.
3) Can preload the file into the USB flash disk and make the file non-delete
4) The advertisement file can be Auto-play when plug the USB flash disk into the computer.
You website can jump out when the USB was plug into the computer
5) Make Customize Package and Lanyard.
Product Tags: usb flash drive wood usb drive Rotate the usb flash drive
Product Tags: metel usb flash drive gift usb flash drive metel Rotate the usb flash drive
mouse shape usb flash drive Images


text:
July 7, 2006
FOS11 Statement: London 7/7 One Year Later
Families of September 11 (FOS11) would like to take a moment to extend our care and concern to the people of London and the families that were affected by the bombings one year ago. There are not words to soothe or lessen their pain, but we must let every victim of terror know that they do not stand alone. It is a sad fact that victims of terror can be found across the world. However, our terrible experiences have brought us together and we have come to realize that there is truly strength in numbers. Last July, many of our members shared their thoughts of solidarity through our Bulletin Board: My prayers, condolences, and support are with the families who were affected by the horrible events in London on July 7. I know that at this time the shock, terror, and disbelief have probably not set in yet, but just know that I, who lost my husband on 9/11, and other families who have experienced the same type of tragedy are here in mind and spirit for you. I am truly sorry for your pain and loss. Please know that the people of United States will be here for you now and in the future. -- FOS11 Member, Relative of Victim This moment of remembrance reminds us that we remain dedicated in our work to raise awareness of the effects of public trauma and to champion policies that protect against and respond to terrorist acts. We thank you for joining with us in these important endeavors and wish you continued strength.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Tuesday, 3:29pm
Reno, NV
"I can't seem to face up to the facts, I'm tense and nervous and I can't relax…" (Talking Heads, "Psycho Killer")
What's the matter, Bunky?
The news got you down? The economy keeping you up at night? Are sales in the toilet, creditors stalking you, clients not returning calls, the sheer angst of living in a modern tech-drenched world chewing holes in your gut?
Would you like to hear how grizzled veterans handle the evils of stress?
It's good stuff… because, as everyone should realize, you don't get to BE a grizzled veteran if you can't handle stress. Cuz that shit will eat your ass alive and send you to an early grave.
In fact, this is easily one of the fundamental tools for surviving the Bidness Never-Ending Cage Fight. I noticed, in the first years of my freelance career (when I was searching semi-desperately for clues on how to become successful), that there were biz owners who were having fun… and there were other owners not having any fun at all.
Age had nothing to do with it. Nor health (though the fun-havers consistently were in better shape). Nor gender, nor — and this is important — how successful they were.
The difference was simply how they handled stress.
Not what they KNEW about stress. Jeez Louise, some of the worst ones could quote verse-and-chapter on the latest Ivy Tower studies, and would rattle off their blood pressure, pulse and Vitamin D levels at the slightest provocation.
No. What mattered was how they dealt with it.
Because if you're alive… dude, you're gonna encounter stress. Rich, po', self-employed, unemployed, smart, dumb, pretty, pretty ugly, alert or half-asleep…
… humans have been guaranteed an unrelenting marriage with stress ever since we left the real jungle for the asphalt one.
So, basically, forget about avoiding it.
What you want to do… is learn how to kill it. Over and over and over again, as often as necessary, whenever you need to do it.
You can develop your own way of doing this. And good luck to ya. Stress is a Class Triple-X Monster that has ground down many a good man to a sobbing little nubbin' before. It changes you at the cellular level… where brain synapses snap, where your DNA percolates, where the microscopic Engines O' Evil fire up and start generating the crap that will clog you up.
Most folks "deal" with stress by waiting for it to boil over into crisis-mode, so they can spend their savings and every moment of consciousness left trying to fix what's broken.
There's a plan for ya.
Much better plan: Just gather a couple of good tools for your Bag O' Tricks, and use them. And gird your loins, and get after your dreams knowing you've prepared the best way possible to engage with the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune.
To get you started, here's what I came up (which has worked fairly nicely for 30 years):
Stress-Murdering Tactic #1: Moderation in all vices.
I am not a guy to emulate, if you're looking for clues to a perfect lifestyle. Got my faults (yeah, yeah, I know it's a long list), and did some dastardly things in my time…
… but you know what?
I yam who I yam, and I've come to terms with it. I used to fight with myself over the little things, like "how to be the best person I can be." And that just caused problems.
Because I was defining the word "best" the way OTHER PEOPLE would define it. I was comparing myself, constantly, against measurements erected and maintained by someone else.
Once I let go of that ridiculous pursuit, I kind of settled into a nice groove. I'm not the healthiest guy you know, but I'm not a walking keg of butterfat, either.
What I realized is that I like my little line-up of vices. And life would not be as happy or — gasp! — successful as it is, if I didn't cut myself some slack.
The first rule for battling stress — if you can't walk away from it (which is actually the best rule, when you can pull it off) — is to be healthy. Because stress destroys everything good in your system, and uncorks massive floods of the bad stuff. Your endorphins get smothered and gang-raped by adrenaline and stomach acid.
We all know the recipe for being "healthy": Clean up your diet, get your ass outside and exercise, and stop partying so much already.
Still, how you do that has a little flexibility.
For example: I love me some hamburgers. Yes, I do. So once a month (sometimes — sometimes — twice) I treat myself to a burger-and-fry orgy at In-And-Out.
Not every day. Not every week.
Every once in a while.
I've got friends who are fit and thin, subsisting on twigs and lawn clippings, who never, ever, ever, ever even think about eating a slice of pizza.
Okay, they're happy (or smug) about being healthy. But no pizza, ever? That's not enjoying a successful life in my book.
I also have aggressively-clean-living friends who are nice people… but everyone is always waiting for them to leave, so the party can get started. They'll live to a ripe old age… but remain boring-as-fuck until the end. I'll take a few less years, and stay with my plan of going for the gusto, thanks.
Make up your own mind about what "healthy" means to you… and then get after it. A fit, clear-headed, well-rested dude will be able to withstand more stress than the guy with the perpetual hang-over, bulging gut and wheezing arteries.
Still, life is for living. Passion, desire, and raw urges are part of the deal… as long as you maintain moderation according to your system. (That means, some of you can't indulge in some things, because you can't moderate it. So you don't do those things, or drink that stuff, or subject yourself to situations where you lose all sense of moderation.)
Stress loves it when you go overboard, on anything. Work, romance, sports, hobbies, day trading, video games, whatever. We're an obsessive species, for sure.
That still doesn't mean you have to live like a monk.
To start getting the better of stress, examine your life choices… from what you eat, how you treat your body and what you spend your time at, to why you're punishing yourself with immoderation and too much of a good thing.
Wanna know a secret? I've hung out with athletes, trainers, health guru's, doctors and other health-oriented experts for decades…
… and most of them do NOT live a strict life of no-fun.
In fact, they're some of the randiest bastards I've ever dealt with. Healthy body, sleazy mind. Sometimes, somehow, they make it work. The really successful ones have… wait for it… mastered the art of MODERATION.
So being healthy puts some mojo on your side in your battle with stress…
… but it doesn't make you immune to it.
Stress is like your psycho ex, absolutely committed to stalking you for the rest of your days.
So get healthy, which gives you some breathing room.
But you still gotta find a way to HANDLE incoming stress when it slams into your system.
Which brings us to…
Stress-Murdering Tactic #2: Write up private "Status Reports", constantly.
One of the ways stress gets you is to weasel into your brain and set up camp… so you're thinking about bad stuff all day long, and waking up in the middle of the night (coated in slimy fear-sweat) to go over it all one more time, in detail.
Sometimes stress arrives like a car crash — sudden, violent, earth-shaking and dominating all your senses. Like getting a call from a lawyer who gleefully announces you're going to have to dance with him now, while he sucks up your net worth and lifeforce like a vampire.
Other times, the stress sneaks in under the guise of repeated, relentless tiny thumps against your heart and head. It's insidious, and you may not even notice that you're a stressed-out nutcase until your hair starts falling out in clumps.
Or your doc notes that your blood pressure has spiked to "Dead Dude Walking" levels.
This is when you essentially hand over script-writing duties for your life to Mr Stress. And his idea of a great plot line is the one where you're sleep-deprived, leaking bile, and developing an alarming little twitch over your left eyebrow.
You wanna bust Mr. Stress in the chops?
Here's my main tactic: Write yourself a letter.
Take the phone off the hook, lock the door, and give yourself a solid hour to do this.
In this letter, you are writing to yourself 24 hours from now. You are writing out a "Status Report" of your life at this moment.
Lay it all out. All your troubles, all your faltering plans, all your suspicions about coworkers, all your fears about your health, happiness and future.
Be specific. I like to use numbered items, so I don't have to bother with segues between paragraphs or sentences. Just lay out one thought, hit "return" on the keyboard and start on the next numbered item.
Don't limit yourself, in any way. You're going to take pains that no one else sees this Status Report… so don't hold back.
Stay focused on the fact that you're writing to yourself, 24 hours hence.
What you'll have, when you've exhausted all items on your mind, is a combination "To Do List", and a candid assessment of your state of mind right now.
If you're stressed, your plans for dealing with any of this stuff may actually be horrifically wrong. But don't get analytical about it while you're writing.
What you're doing is a very cheap psychological trick.
See, your brain is obsessing on what's stressing you out…
… because it fears you're going to forget about the details.
So it wakes you up, and eats at you all day long, just going round and round in a loop.
Writing it all down — all of it, the bad ideas and the brilliant realizations and the mundane shit that you can't quite believe you care about — allows your brain to relax.
It's all down in the Status Report, brain. It's safe.
Like a dog napping near his buried bone, you can relax.
By giving yourself a 24 hour "grace period", you can REALLY relax… because you're not giving up on what's bugging you, you're just putting it aside for a bit.
… go do something else.
Anything else. Hell, go have some fun. Leave Mr. Stress back with the Status Report, where he'll be just fine for one day, and get jiggy with some vice (in moderation).
Here's what will happen: Your unconscious will continue to mull over what you've written.
You've taken much of what was probably vague and non-specific, and made it "real" in your Status Report… so your unconscious now has much more to go on than before. It will examine your thinking, deconstruct your plans, and poke at your soft spots.
Meanwhile, the conscious part of your brain is getting a much-needed respite from obsessing over your problems. You may even be able to sleep like a baby, knowing your letter is safe somewhere, and your internal genius is cooking everything nicely.
And when you get BACK to your Status Report in 24 hours…
… you will suddenly have perspective you couldn't muster before (because obsession blocks it)… you will be able to see your plans in fresh light, more realistically… and lots and lots of stuff that is kick-starting your stress engines will be visible.
Do you doubt this can work?
I can only tell you this "let the unconscious work it out" is a primary tactic for people who write professionally. The great adman David Ogilvy slept on problems, after assigning his mind the task of arriving at a solution when he awoke. I (and many other writers I know) stuff my head with info, and then go take a nap or a walk or engage in a hobby… knowing that when I return to my desk, I'll have multiple headline ideas flood my consciousness as soon as I hit the keyboard.
The headline that bubbles up may or may not be the one that makes it to the final draft.
Nevertheless, the hard work of sorting through the vast amounts of info has been done, and clarity ensues. And you will have a fresh view of things, which is impossible when you're down in the trenches of stress.
Stress-Murdering Tactic #3: Change things around.
Armed with your new clarity about what's stressing you out, and why…
… you now have options you may have not believed were possible before.
My favorite consulting tactic for a long time has been the "Two Lists" technique. You make two lists about any subject — your job, your new product, your love life, whatever — and on List One you write out all the things you want to happen, or want to engage in…
… and on List Two you write out all the things you do NOT want to happen, or have to engage in.
Then, as much as you can, arrange things so the items on List One happen, and the crap on List Two do not.
Get moving on changing things. Mr. Stress HATES it when you're proactive.
Simple, but profound. You want to make a ton of money, fast? But you don't want to go to jail? Then drop your plans of heisting gold from Fort Knox.
You want a steady income, but also a lot of free time? Then don't start a boutique biz in a mall.
You want a great, lasting relationship, minus the drama of strange-fruit romance? Then stop dating hookers.
And so on.
Much of the stress in your life — and please trust me on this — is from your internal "Fight or Flight" instincts… which are the default options all humans have, which are also thwarted, teased, and stalled in perpetual high gear when you try to navigate modern life.
Sometimes, you just gotta man up and deal with it. But in your ape-mind (the primitive part that has no clue whatsoever we aren't still in the jungle lollygagging in ponds and gorging on bananas) every threat has a beginning, but no END.
It's just full-bore "THREAT! RUN AWAY! NO, FIGHT! NO, SHIT YOURSELF AND HIDE! NO, BITE SOMETHING!"…
… even when it's just a voice message from the IRS about some deduction you took a year ago.
Or even if it's an earthquake that knocks all the books off your shelf. Or news of a stroke in the family, or the stock market tanking, or a glimpse of your psycho ex hiding in the bushes across the street, or I dunno.
Choose your poison.
The thing is… sometimes you're under stress because you don't know what to do to resolve a problem that wasn't your fault and you couldn't have foreseen. You've got to wait, and you feel out of control. And that sucks.
Or… sometimes you're just hitting yourself in the head with a hammer, and you've somehow convinced yourself you HAVE to keep doing it, because…
… well, there's the rub. And that "because" may not hold up so well once you examine it, let your unconscious get after it, and give it a fresh look.
Maybe your stress is coming from the fact you're doing something you don't really need to be doing.
Mr. Stress doesn't care why he's in your head. Legitimate reason, or bullshit reason, it's all the same to him. Rubbing his hands together, he's just eager to open the valves on your adrenaline and cortisol and other poisonous reserves. For him, it's heaven to have the Stressed-Out Movie play all day and all night long, over and over and over again.
You'll never get rid of the little bastard completely. He's a weed, a zombie that returns from the grave without notice.
But you CAN murder him when he arrives.
It's justifiable homicide, too. And life is soooo much nicer in a low-stress groove.
I'll bet there are twig-eating, fun-deprived folks reading this in a lather right now, seething about being called "boring"… and outraged that anyone would defend pizza.
So, have at it in the comments already.
What's your stress-busting tip?
Stay frosty,


text:
I have a both iPhone 5 and a galaxy s3
While i LOVE my galaxy I still use my iphone every day because its so simple to use.i can't tell you which is better because they both have flaws.
i love my galaxy because of the size of the screen but there's times I hate it when I'm doing certain things.
I love the screen of my iPhone Aswell,its look so much crispier.
But there's times I hate having a small screen when doing certain things
After 4 years as an iPhone switched to to an Android phone a month ago, the HTC One X+ Plus to be exact. I've been pretty happy with it so far. It's up there with iPhone in terms of build quailty, screen quailty and offering 64GB of on boardI storage. Yet it's open unlike iOS 6.
While I still like iPhone it's time has past for being my main device. 4s was my last one. If Apple opened up iOS some and increased size more I would probably come back.
Unfortunately, as pod2g says, neither bug has to do with initial code injection, which we currently don't have a duplicate/backup vulnerability for at all." (planetbeing comments on Two new vulnerabilities found, iOS 6 jailbreak coming closer!)
A lot of the questions about a public jailbreak for A5/A6 devices has hinged on these exploits that the devs don't want to 'burn' by including in a public jailbreak. They want to save them so they can get into future versions of iOS and look for bugs. So the first part of that message is pretty good news: they found an exploit which can replace an exploit they want to save. The second part, my take on that is they *do* have an initial code injection (hence plentbeing's post that he's got a working unether for 6.0.2), but it requires using one of the exploits they want to save. So, they need to find a replacement for that; I'm guessing that's what they are working on these days. As far as I can tell, a public jailbreak is going to require two major things to happen: 1) finding replacements for all of the exploits they want to save for future jailbreaking, including the code injection exploit. I don't know how many of those exploits they want to save, but they've found a replacement for at least one. 2) seeing which holes 6.1 fixes and then determining if a 6.1 jailbreak is feasible. It may well be that we'll need to stay on 6.0.x if we want a jailbreak while they look into 6.1.
Is there ever going to be an update to redsn0w for a tethered 6.0.1 jailbreak? It's keeping me from being able to jailbreak my Verizon iPhone 4, and honestly, semitether is almost as good as an untethered jailbreak in my opinion.
I did point it to 6.0 and I followed the steps in iCrackuridevice's video exactly. I do have experience wit this stuff, i just can't get 6.0.1 to jb. Oh well, I'll just wait for 6.1.


text:
If GSP beats BJ then youll see Silva v GSP possibly at a catch weight. But if Penn beats GSP theres no way Id let him move up to 185lbs, no way. Hell f***ing fight, argue and cry about it but theres no way it aint gonna happen, I can tell you that right now it aint gonna happen.
UFC President Dana White is all about a superfight between welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre and middleweight champion Anderson Silva sometime in 2009. Of course, St. Pierre who next fights lightweight champion BJ Penn at UFC 94 on January 31 and Silva who fights Patrick Cote next week both more than likely need to win their next bouts for that to happen. Great idea and a colossal moneymaker. But heres where it gets a little weird White says he will not let Penn a former welterweight champion who has competed against light heavyweights in the past fight The Spider if he bests Rush. Penn has said numerous times that he would like to hold every belt in the UFC, but according to an emphatic White, its not going to happen. White is right in that Penn will more than likely raise a stink if he is not allowed to fight Silva as he should be. It doesnt make much sense. Hopefully, White will elaborate on the thought process in the near future


text:
lispdoc - results for handler-case
(handler-case form &rest cases)
|Function: (HANDLER-CASE form { (type ([var]) body) }* ) Execute FORM in a context with handlers established for the condition types. A peculiar property allows type to be :NO-ERROR. If such a clause occurs, and form returns normally, all its values are passed to this clause as if by MULTIPLE-VALUE-CALL. The :NO-ERROR clause accepts more than one var specification.
(defun read-frame (frame-type in) (handler-case (read-value frame-type in) (in-padding nil nil)))
|Mentioned in:
CLtL2 - 29.3.10. Generalized Restarts
CLtL2 - 29.3.12. Serious Conditions
CLtL2 - 29.3.2. Trapping Errors
CLtL2 - 29.3.3. Handling Conditions
CLtL2 - 29.4.4. Handling Conditions
HyperSpec - Macro HANDLER-CASE
PCL - condition handlers
PCL - detecting tag padding
PCL - implementing shoutcast
PCL - other uses for conditions
PCL - restarts
(handler-bind bindings &body forms)
|Function: (HANDLER-BIND ( {(type handler)}* ) body) Executes body in a dynamic context where the given handler bindings are in effect. Each handler must take the condition being signalled as an argument. The bindings are searched first to last in the event of a signalled condition.
|Mentioned in:
CLtL2 - 29.3.10. Generalized Restarts
CLtL2 - 29.3.12. Serious Conditions
CLtL2 - 29.3.15. Signaling Conditions
CLtL2 - 29.3.3. Handling Conditions
CLtL2 - 29.3.8. Restart Functions
CLtL2 - 29.4.4. Handling Conditions
CLtL2 - 29.4.7. Establishing Restarts
HyperSpec - Macro HANDLER-BIND
PCL - restarts
PCL - the pretty printer backend
Successful Lisp - assert
|By Bill Moorier


text:
Dubai airport in drive to stop illegal ivory trade
Dubai International Airport's authorities have seized 1,500 ivory products and tusks in the last three years, said a report. Some tusks were over two metres long, a Dubai Police office reported, as part oMore…
Record rhinos, elephants poached in 2012
Africa's biggest animals were poached in near record numbers in 2012, with surging demand for horn and ivory from Asia driving the slaughter of rhinos and elephants. By mid-December, poachers had killed 633 rhinos in South AfrMore…
Record number of ivory seizures in 2011: WWF
A record number of large scale ivory seizures will be recorded globally in 2011, pointing to a surge in elephant poaching in Africa to meet Asian demand for tusks for use in jewellery and ornaments, a monitoring group said. TRAFFIC, a joinMore…


text:
Kanye West Had A Subliminal Anti-Trump Message In Yeezy Season 5 Fashion Show
Kanye West is officially anti-Trump. Just a few weeks ago, West was the president of the United States' biggest fan. Now, times have changed and he's had a change of heart.
According to reports, West stopped supporting Trump after he issued his controversial "Muslim Ban," which barred thousands of people with origins from select countries that have predominately Islamic residents from entering the U.S. So, it was only right that the rapper/producer/designer expressed his disagreement with this ban during his much-anticipated New York Fashion Week show.
West hired 19-year-old Halima Aden to model some pieces from his Yeezy Season 5 collection. She's a Somali-American model who proudly wears a hijab. Take a look at Aden strutting her stuff in Ye's show below.
Born on a Kenyan refugee camp, she moved to St. Cloud, Minnesota when she was a child. Now, she's a student at St. Cloud University. Aden proudly wears her hijab to change the way beauty is viewed in fashion. "A lot of people will look at you and will fail to see your beauty because you're covered up and they're not used to it. So growing up, I just had to work on my people skills and give people a chance to really know me besides the clothing," she once told Minnesota's KARE 11.
I signed with the top modeling agency in the WORLD and still wore my hijab as my crown. Don't ever change yourself ..Change the game❤ I can't thank @evelienjoos, @carineroitfeld , @ronnie_hart , and @benperreira enough for believing in me. Thank you so much @usastatepageants for opening this door ❤ I am so excited to join the @imgmodels family and spread the message that diversity IS beauty 💞
Photo: Getty Images


text:
Once the icon of the SUV movement in the 1990s and early 2000s, the Ford Explorer dropped off the new car-buying map. A casualty of high fuel prices, the economic downturn and the environmental movement, Explorer was sent back to the drawing board.
Not too many hotels get songs written about them, and far fewer are memorialized the way Irving Berlin did the Ritz Hotel with his song and Broadway play by the same name: "Puttin' on the Ritz." It's actually a slang term that means dressing fashionably. Then there's the slang adjective "ritzy" meaning "luxuriously elegant."
New to Kia Country is the 2013 Rio.
NEW YORK (AP) - What were they thinking? Through plastic smiles or gritted teeth, moms have to suck it up sometimes when Mother's Day means a gifted toilet, unsolicited wash tub or anti-aging cream.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Quahog, R.I., the fictional hometown of Peter Griffin and his dysfunctional "Family Guy" relatives, is coming to life.
Gucci hoochi: 2012 Fiat 500 Cabrio
As small cars start to gain acceptance from American drivers, Scion has entered the market with a new one that ranks high on intelligence – the iQ. As the name implies, this little car has some smart features and is much more than simply small and economical.
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) - Stand on the Beverly Hills Hotel's red carpet, leading into its chandeliered lobby, and you can't help but visualize a century's worth of celebrities, royalty, politicians, musicians and actors who have stayed there, from Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor to Madonna, Reese Witherspoon and Katy Perry.
Drivers count on their vehicles to get them to their destinations safely, but how well a vehicle runs depends on how much effort motorists put into protecting their investment in their cars.
The 2012 Passat is Volkswagen's first German-American offspring that satisfies for its European sensitivity and U.S.-spec comfort and compliance. The new model was re-engineered to meet the demands and expectations of this country, and it is the first model built at the new factory in Chattanooga, Tenn.
DETROIT (AP) - Toyota is back. It's putting a year of earthquake-related shortages behind it and grabbing sales from stumbling General Motors and Ford.
There's an old adage that says, "Put your best foot forward", and that's exactly what Chevrolet is doing with the introduction of the new Malibu. With gasoline pumps becoming all too familiar with the $4 a gallon gasoline, the Chevy planners are sending out the fuel-sipping Malibu Eco first as an introduction to the all-new Malibu lineup. After all, who can argue with a gasoline powered midsize sedan getting fuel economy of 25 mpg city and 37 mpg highway.
The 2012 Laramie 2500 and 3500 models are built for work or play.
The Mini Cooper Coupe is a glove. Put your hand in and go out for some fun. It is just that kind of car and it's how it fits the driver. But this is not the typical point-and-shoot two-seater; this coupe actually has decent trunk capacity by a liftback design.
Page 23 of 26
Contents of this site are © Copyright 2017 Manteca Bulletin - All Rights Reserved
Privacy policy and Terms of service | Contact Us


text:
BackTrack 5 R1 does not boot on X97 chipset with 2 nVidia GTX590 display cards.
Any idea?
Update :
Intel X79 Express Chipset motherboard with i7-3630K (6 cores with HT) and 2 nVidia GTX590 display cards (1024 CUDA cores per card) are workable on BackTrack 5 R1.
Solution :
Set the boot option to "nomodeset".
Last edited by samiux; 12-24-2011 at 02:26 AM. Reason: update the fact


text:
This text locates plurilingual and intercultural education within a rationale concerning the right to education. This involves a change of perspective insofar as schooling is here conceived as having in particular to allow all those engaged in it to exercise the rights to education they possess. Language education, defined here as plurilingual and intercultural, thus becomes that element of the process of education which puts languages in the service of a quality education and in relationship with the general aims of the school and the rights of learners.
The text first emphasises the transversal nature of language education, taking into account the linguistic repertoire of learners and the languages present in the school (language of schooling, and other languages whether taught or not) and their relationship to social uses outside school. It then addresses the relationship between the rights of learners and the different forms of language activity in the school.
The purpose of this text is basically:
- to clarify the concepts of societal multilingualism and individual plurilingualism, in accordance with other texts of the Council of Europe
- to describe the characteristics of plurilingual and intercultural education
- to show that they are ordinary phenomena
- to emphasise their necessity:
This text addresses some issues related to the feasibility of plurilingual and intercultural education at different levels (national, regional, local) and is directed specifically to deciders at each of these levels. Aspects of feasibility sketched briefly here will be taken up again and dealt with in depth by other texts later. It is however important to begin to consider the minimal conditions and the necessary stages which have to be followed in order to gradually construct a plurilingual and intercultural education.
Contemporary societies are multicultural and Europe as a whole is multicultural. It was ever thus but the complexity is increasing as a consequence of mobility and migration. It is important to clarify the impact of this societal phenomenon on individuals who are potentially or actually pluricultural as a consequence of experiencing multicultural social life. The threats to social cohesion which increased multiculturalism brings, have to be counter-acted by education for intercultural dialogue which depends on intercultural competence. Compulsory education is thus required to respond to this situation by developing learners?intercultural competence. It can do so through language education which introduces learners to other cultures external or internal to their own society. Educational systems can also give learners access to other cultures and their discourses within the curriculum, i.e. the cultures of the different subjects and the identification with the specific modes of being and perceiving which inhere in each subject and group of subjects, for example in history as a subject and in the social sciences as a whole. The school thus introduces learners to different kinds of culture, a concept that hence needs careful definition.
This study, as part of the project to produce a European document for the linguistic and educational integration of children and adolescents from migrant backgrounds, aims to shed light on the educational principles, concepts, orientations and goals behind capitalising on the plurilingual repertoires of children from migrant backgrounds at school. At the same time, it aims to provide policymakers and practitioners with practical ways of activating and developing plurality on the basis of respect for persons and needs, as part of an ethical approach geared to commitment and social cohesion.
The study focuses on ways of recognising, developing and exploiting migrant pupils' plurilingual repertoires and provides links to resources developed in a number of countries and lan¬guages.
Policy-makers in Europe and most other countries around the world have no hesitation in endorsing the principle of evidence-based educational policies. Most would agree that it is particularly important to apply the findings of empirical research to improve the educational performance of socially and economically marginalised students because these students experience disproportionate school failure.
To what extent have recent attempts to implement evidence-based policies been successful? The picture is mixed.
In order to achieve educational success pupils from migrant backgrounds must be more than conversationally fluent in the language of schooling: they must also master the varieties of academic language that constitute the fabric of the different curriculum subjects. Because knowledge is virtually inseparable from the language that embodies it, the project "Languages in Education – Languages for Education" takes the view that all teachers must be language teachers in the sense that they are aware of the specific language demands of their subject(s). This study suggests some of the ways in which this challenge can be met.
Lingua(e) di scolarizzazione a apprendenti vulnerabili
In contemporary schools, linguistic diversity is a common feature and should be the starting point for the educational activities of educators and teachers. Immigrant minority children usually live bi- or multilingual lives in the host country and bring a multitude of languages and language competences to their educational institutions. This study focuses on ways in which the linguistic integration of bi- and multilingual children and young people can be designed successfully through collaboration among pupils, parents, teachers and other educational experts as well as between schools and other institutions.
The aim of the Guide is to offer an analytical instrument which can serve as a reference document for the formulation or reorganisation of language teaching in member states. Its purpose is to provide a response to the need to formulate language policies to promote plurilingualism and diversification in a planned manner so that decisions are coherently linked. Accordingly, the Guide does not promote any particular language education policy but attempts to identify the challenges and possible responses in the light of common principles.
The document is intended for those who influence, formulate and implement language education policy at any level. It presents approaches to the development of policies rather than policies as such, and is designed to accommodate the needs of different education contexts.
The Guide exists in two versions of unequal length to suit the needs of specific groups of readers (the "Main Version" and the "Executive Version").
It constitutes one of the key documents for the development of (national or regional) Language Education Policy Profiles. The Guide is accompanied by a series of Reference Studies.
The Guide for the development of language education poicies in Europe is accompanied by a series of separately published Reference Studies on key policy issues which provide in-depth analysis of key issues mentioned in the Main Version. See also here
List of Studies
The Autobiography of Intercultural Encounters has been developed to promote intercultural dialogue. It is a personal tool that encourages users to think about and learn from intercultural encounters that have made a strong impression on them. It is suitable for cross-curricular and general use in formal and non-formal educational contexts.
An intercultural encounter can be an experience between people from different countries, but it can also be an experience with individuals from other cultural backgrounds within the same country ?for example from other regional, linguistic, ethnic or religious backgrounds. Therefore, the Autobiography aims to promote respect for diversity both nationally and across borders.
The Framework of Reference for Pluralistic Approaches to Languages and Cultures (FREPA) seeks to facilitate the continuous development and enrichment of individual learners' plurilingual and intercultural competences. As complement to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, the European Language Portfolio and the Guide for the development of language education policies in Europe, FREPA offers a comprehensive list of descriptors in terms of knowledge, skills and attitudes that pluralistic approaches can develop. The pluralistic approaches reject the "compartmentalised" view of an individual's linguistic and cultural competence: This competence is not a collection of distinct and separate competences but a plurilingual and pluricultural competence encompassing the full range of the languages available to him. In this way, the development of this competence benefits of all varieties which compose the repertoire of the learners and particularly of the languages taught in schools. In addition, a bank of teaching materials, available online, offers teaching activities in a wide range of languages, that relate to these approaches and aim to develop intercultural and plurilingual competences for all levels of learning.
The Framework is available in English, French, German and Spanish on the website http://carap.ecml.at


text:
Chris Reeve Small Sebenza 21 Unique Graphic Eyes CGG 2.94" S35VN Blade DISCONTINUED VERSION, LIMITED AVAILABILITY - CRKSEB21SEYES
|Part Number:
|Chris Reeve Knives
Kershaw 1660 Ken Onion Leek Assiste…
$79.99On Sale: $44.95
Boker Plus Anti-MC Folding Knife 3-…
Kershaw 1555Ti Cryo Assisted Flippe…
DPx Gear HEST 2.0 Right Handed Fold…
Kershaw 1600 Ken Onion Chive Assist…
$69.99On Sale: $39.95
Columbia River 6450S Drifter Foldin…
Kershaw 4035TIKVT Nura 3.5 Flipper …
$59.99On Sale: $24.95
Spyderco C123TIP Sage 2 Folding Kni…
Zero Tolerance Dmitry Sinkevich 045…
Boker Plus John Kubasek Credit Card…
Kershaw 1555G10BW Cryo Assisted Fli…
$59.99On Sale: $29.95
CRKSEB21SEYES: Small Sebenza 21 Eyes
Chris Reeve Knives
Chris Reeve Knives describes this item as follows:
Who would have thought back in 1988 that Chris's titanium handle folder would become a legend in the industry! Constant attention to design details and an unwavering commitment to quality in every aspect of the knife has created the Sebenza as a hallmark of excellence. To mark this amazing milestone, we are planning to make some changes to the lineup of Sebenzas.
We are going to stop making almost all Regular profile Sebenzas. The profile on the Classic will change slightly and this version will be known as Sebenza 21.
The design change on Sebenza 21 gives a more pronounced chamfer on the pivot edge of the handle allowing the knife to be inserted more easily into a pocket or sheath. The engraving of "Classic MM" on the back of the Classic Sebenza will be eliminated, making differentiation of the two models easy! The blade shape remains the same.
Sebenza 21 - Unique Graphic
Chris developed his unique style of embellishing Sebenza handles early in the 1990's and now these anodized graphics have become a trade mark of Chris Reeve Knives. Each graphic is "drawn" free-hand on a milling machine, and then it is anodized. Sometimes a cabochon (or two or three!) is inlaid; sometimes it is a gold coin or a diamond. The variations are as endless as the imagination of the artist.
Talented and creative, Lisa L'Eveque-Hague has learned many techniques from Chris and has carried the concept on to new levels. She has produced a wide variety of designs, different themes, pictures and illustrations – here are just a few examples. Remember that all Unique Graphics are one-of-a-kind they are all individually created.
- Blade Material: S35VN Stainless Steel
- Blade Hardness: 58-59 RC
- Blade Length: 2.94" (75mm)
- Blade Thickness: 0.125" (3.175mm)
- Overall Length: 6.875" (175mm)
- Handle Material: 6AI4V Titanium
- Weight: 3 oz. (85g)
- Genuine Leather Pouch Included
- Handmade in the USA
UPC Code: 004444
Semi-Custom or Mid-Tech knives are knives produced by a process in which the designer has more direct--but not complete--involvement; parts of these knives may still have been made by others.
Leather is known for its durability and traditional appeal. When compared to Kydex it is preferred for its silence when bumped against other objects, as well as blade retention.
Developed by Chris Reeve, it functions like a liner lock but the lock is comprised of one of the handle scales. It's an extremely strong and easy to manipulate lock.
Includes a pocket clip for easy accessibility and a more secure carry.
A tougher steel than S30V, it retains the excellent corrosive properties and ability to take an edge, but improves on the ability to hold that edge.
A nonferrous metal, it's prized for its high strength to weight ratio and is often used on higher end knives.
This product is USA born and raised.


text:
Hams: No-one will strike it rich at Walton Casuals
7:00am Monday 26th May 2014
7:00am Monday 26th May 2014
Walton Casuals manager Mark Hams will not be held over a barrel in relation to players' wages at Waterside Drive, writes Stuart Amos.
The former Kingstonian assistant has already begun the job of preparing for next term after leading the club to a Ryman Division One South top 10 finish – 12 months after the Stags flirted with relegation.
But Hams has warned potential targets not to look at joining the club as a chance to strike it rich.
"I've spoken to a number of players and things are taking shape," he added.
"Having had a good season it makes it easier to speak to people and players are showing an interest in joining us.
"But that does not mean that we are going to throw a lot of money at making the next step. We will have the same resources as last year."
© Copyright 2001-2017 Newsquest Media Group


text:
Hi redcodefinal
Dont know if this forum is necessarily the right place for this type of question, since its only tangentially related to BT, however since the mods have allowed it I will answer for you.
Why do we grab the address of an JMP ESP instruction from a DLL without ASLR and SafeSEH? Because they are exploit prevention techniques that can be bypassed by using DLLs compiled without them. Briefly, ASLR randomises the base address where DLLs are loaded, making it harder for us to predict where instructions located within that DLL will be located when our exploit runs. ASLR only applies when the Operating Systems and the module/dll support it (For Windows this is Vista and upwards). SafeSEH allows a module to specify a set of authorised SE handlers within that module, so that in the event of an exception only those addresses can be used to handle exceptions. This is only important on Operating Systems and modules that support SafeSEH (on Windows its XP SP2 and up) and when you are writing an SEH exploit.Beyond that I don't have a clue why we need this. This is one question I'd love answered.
It needs to be packed into little endian format because the processor reads values from the stack in little endian format, where the most significant bytes are to the right. We need to provide the address in the format the CPU is expecting.I understand what Little Endian format is but, I don't understand why we need to pack the value like that.
Guestimation/trial and errorHow do you know how many NOPs to use for your sled?
For stack overflows, I usually start with NOP sleds of 16 to 32 bytes in size, depending on available buffer space. For most of the Vulnserver exploits, NOPsleds are not strictly necessary, I just added them so the reader can see what they are for/how they are used.
The SEH handler on the stack sometimes gets overwritten during a stack overflow, and if you can make this happen then an SEH exploit may be possible. Vulnserver was written specifically to allow SEH overwrites to occur only in the GMON variable (see here http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/seh-exploit/), however its not probably impossible that you have caused one to occur for one of the other vulnerable commands. I can tell you however that all of the other vulnerable functions can be exploited without the use of SEH overwrites, and that is how they will be shown in future tutorials. In a few cases you need to use those tricks you referred to for executing shellcode from another location in memory (a new tutorial on one of those methods just got posted, but the formatting is still kind of rough at the moment and Im getting it sorted with the Infosec guys), and in others you will need to send the data in a particular format.What is the proper method for overwriting SEH and putting my shellcode in a safe place so I can execute it?


text:
Our raven wire edge ribbon comes in one lovely color and is available in 1-1/2" width on 27 yard spools.
General Shipment Timing GuidelineThis product takes about 2-3 weeks before we are ready to ship not including ship time to your area from JKM's facility.
(Product Characteristic: Fabric Print) / (Fabric Content: 100% Polypropylene)


text:
No offense to the Madwifi team, but I haven't had much success with their "trunk" developmental drivers in the past when I used them, so I tend to shy away from them. BTW, I've also never ever had to use the madwifi-ng-r2277.patch.
Just use the latest stable drivers like the ones I use. I have had 0 problems with them. Heres the direct link.>>>


text:
you guys need to wake up if your over 21 and you still have no style no real spots no history.
then get a new hobby.
selone!! wshone!!!!
Wanna know something funny bout that 21 comment some ppl that r kinda big in this so call graffiti game made there clam for fame at 30 so age really don't matter just saying but goop blows gk will neva be as bad as btm they can try and act like it but it's a matter of time till shit gets to real
Its really pitifull how people from the island rag on each other when you should be uniting and work on a plan to bring back this graff game or something...... gk over btm =p
havent been on this shit in a minute i love all the jockstraps on here. catch ya boy out on the street ill hurt your feelings. big ups to cface icu mob karma gone, vd crew sc i see you kid and all the kids writing and not typing.
RIP Hevs blakka blakka GKNY
you can ask beavis i get nothing butthead......
keanus all like yoo ill hand kes over on a silver platter if you dead the beef. like whattt a chump hehe. and then like biners all like jerking off every spot we got in nassau if its safe meanwhile if i were him i'd stay home because geeeez johnnnie ur sisss is hott damn kid. feed her the dick. u wait. we creepin...and i hate to mention a snitch but depos dog? you really taking mirror shots and face pix on instagram like a chick. just wait we upload em for your fanclub. hehehehehe you guys just make me laugh. i wanna run into you so bad. i think about it. we all think its all funny funny jokey jokey. heheheheh. we fucked up on the other side of the comp. we ainntt laughing like you laughing doggie.
no-one wanted 2 join DMT ,.so pablo went SOLO,. KeS9DMT would like 2 ree-tern.. he-z simplee paying bills, and ever so slowlee building a empire,. party on,.
that rats whole account looks like glamour shots by deb
get your snack on.. too funny
kes/keanu owes me 40 bucks...


text:
Founded in New York by Monika & Bernard Schnacke to market Frieling's German-made products, they relocated to Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1990. The company's stylish accessories pair well with many coffee, tea and espresso preparations. They offer well know international brands such as Cilio, Durgol and Swissgold. For 20 years, Cilio and Frieling have partnered to bring their high-quality table and home accessories to the US. Cilio is headquartered in the famous steel town of Solingen, Germany.
Frieling Coffee For OneNo matter where you are -- at the office, at home, even camping in the great outdoors -- Frieling has the ideal solution for when you're craving a cup of joe. The Frieling Coffee For One is a plug-free, manual-free, programming-free way to brew your favorite cup. Plus, the Frieling Coffee For One features a 23-carat gold-plated filter, which means you'll get a cup of coffee with a bold flavor that's similar to a cup from the coffeemaker. Learn More$16.95
Frieling French Press Replacement ScreenKeep your French Press fresh with these replacement screens from Frieling. Learn More
Frieling Insulated Coffee Maker French Press - Brushed Stainless SteelMake way french presses! The Frieling Insulated French Press is a step-up from your average french press with it's double wall insulation. It keeps it's contents hot four times longer than your basic glass french press. Made of 18/10 stainless steel and an all steel mesh plunger mechanism, this coffee press will keep the drinks steaming hot and can also be used as a stylish pitcher for cold drinks such as water, milk, iced tea and juice. Learn More$69.95
Frieling Insulated Coffee Maker French Press - Polished Stainless SteelMake way French presses! The Frieling Insulated French Press is a step-up from your average French press with it's double wall insulation. It keeps it's contents hot four times longer than your basic glass French press. Learn More$69.95
Frieling Primo Teapot and InfuserFrieling has made the Primo stainless steel teapot sturdy and stylish. The handle is similar in design to their popular French press and cream and sugar sets. Outfit your own kitchen or start a new couple off right with the Frieling Primo Teapot and Infuser. It is made of 18/8 stainless steel with a micro mesh infuser and built to last a lifetime. Learn More$41.95
Frieling Eleganza Stainless Steel ServersHost a sophisticated soiree, or an all out extravaganza with Frieling's Eleganza Stainless Steel Servers. Eleganza servers add a bit of class to any festivity, but can also cater to the cozy, at-home party of one. Each double walled insulated server is made of high quality 18/10 stainless steel. Each server also features an attached lid and is dishwasher safe for an easy clean-up for the tired host, or hostess! Learn More$79.95
Frieling Creamer and Sugar Bowl SetGift giving made easy! The Frieling Creamer and Sugar Bowl Set with Tray makes a thoughtful gift for holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, showers, and as a hostess gift...perhaps bundled with their favorite illy Caffe. Made of mirror finish 18/10 stainless steel this set offers a lifetime of service. The 10 ounce creamer also doubles as a milk frothing pitcher. Mmmmm Breve Caffe anyone? Learn More
Regular Price: $75.00


text:
Daft Punk and Stevie Wonder to perform together at the Grammys
Listen to Daft Punk on iHeartRadio | Listen to Stevie Wonder on iHeartRadio
Fans of Daft Punk and Stevie Wonder will reportedly be in luck come Grammy night.
Sources tell "Rolling Stone" the electronic duo will be teaming up with Wonder for their highly-anticipated performance at the awards show later this month.
Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" co-stars Pharrell and Nile Rodgers will also be taking part in the gig, along with other musicians from the Random Access Memories sessions.
In addition to the performance, the Daft Punk robots could also take the stage as some of this year's Grammy winners. They're up for five awards, including Album of the Year.
Will they get lucky and take home some Grammys?
The 56th annual Grammy Awards will take place January 26th in Los Angeles, with all the festivities set to be broadcast live on CBS.
Photo Credit Getty Images


text:
'Sabres defenseman Henrik Tallinder is sore after being crosschecked from behind by Ottawa's Daniel Alfredsson, and could miss Game 3 Monday of the Eastern Conference finals. Coach Lindy Ruff on Sunday wouldn't provide any details of Tallinder's injury, but was unhappy that Alfredsson wasn't penalized on the play.'
Sabres D Tallinder could miss Game 3
May 13, 2007 Submitted by
Via: AP


text:
A Look Back
Lately as the seasons have changed from Autumn to Winter, I've been daydreaming of warmer times. It's been so cold here, bitterly cold. I can hardly stand it, and I'm reminded why I don't love Winter. So today I'm going to step back to this past Summer. A time that seemed so perfect, adventurous, and warm. Well, as warm as you can get in Alaska. Which is where I spent a good part of my Summer.
If you weren't following me back then (most of you weren't) here's a summary:
My sister and her family lived in Alaska, but they were moving to the lower 48 in August. I knew it would most likely be the last chance I had to visit Alaska for a while, so I decided to put my life on hold and spend two months with them- then help them pack up and drive through Canada back to the USA. My parents even came up and stayed for a couple of weeks. Here are some of my favorite shots from that experience:
I'm just going to let the pictures do the talking... because there are a lot of them...
Mmmmmmmmmmm... Good times. I'm feeling much warmer now. :) And if that wasn't enough for you, go ahead and enjoy this video I made of my trip. I still watch it on a regular basis...
P.S. Don't forget to enter the Rolled Up Pretty giveaway! It ends tonight at Midnight!
39 comments
- Emmett Katherine said...
I followed this summer and read all about your adventures!!
Em K
Love the pic of the bears :)
- December 6, 2011 at 7:04 AM
- Chablis said...
Thanks. Gee, I always enjoy starting my day with a good cry. :/
- December 6, 2011 at 7:15 AM
- Brooke said...
So pretty! Alaska has been on my bucket list for years. Love those pictures!
- December 6, 2011 at 7:52 AM
- GingerPeachT said...
Wow those pics are great!! My cousin just moved there a year ago because she married a guy in the coast guard stationed there.
The bears look so cute.
I'm excited that it's in the 50's again here! It has been muggy in the 70's for awhile.
- December 6, 2011 at 7:53 AM
- Chloee said...
Looks amazing im very jelous!! xx
- December 6, 2011 at 8:20 AM
- Karm said...
Wow those are amazing photos. I have always wanted to go to Alaska. Not during the winter though haha I also dread winters... yuck. So coooold. I miss Autumn already.
- December 6, 2011 at 8:24 AM
- boyishchic said...
Wow!! These photos are AMAZING! So beautiful! The blue of that water is gorgeous.
Looks like a stellar time :]
xx. Jillian
- December 6, 2011 at 9:05 AM
- Noelani said...
It looks absolutely bee-you-tee-full there!!
- December 6, 2011 at 9:42 AM
- Jennifer said...
Soooo jealous! It's my dream to go there.
- December 6, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- Carlie said...
Alaska looks beautiful! Seeing these pictures made me want to visit!
- December 6, 2011 at 10:22 AM
- Lauren Gardner said...
Gorgeous pictures!
- December 6, 2011 at 10:23 AM
- SaffaKate said...
What a beautiful landscape. I really hope I can make a trip to Alaska really soon.
Off to Sarah's blog to check out your post.
- December 6, 2011 at 10:49 AM
- Rachel Sayumi. said...
BEAUTIFUL pics,Gentri!!
- December 6, 2011 at 11:27 AM
- Emma Frances said...
Yay! I always love seeing the beautiful pictures from hour trip! :)
- December 6, 2011 at 11:56 AM
- Ana from Sweet Serendipity said...
OH MY GOODNESS that looks so much fun! Look at that scenery, it's BEAUTIFUL!!! :)
Come enter my Shabby Apple dress giveaway just in time for holiday parties season!
- December 6, 2011 at 12:06 PM
- Ariel said...
Oh my! I must go to Alaska, now! So pretty!
- December 6, 2011 at 12:43 PM
- Lauren said...
Uh, that bookshelf/staircase might be my new favorite thing! This fall went so quickly, I feel like summer was just a few days ago. Thanks for the lovely flashback :)
- December 6, 2011 at 12:43 PM
- Kendra said...
lovely photos! haha, i'm guest posting over on Sarah's blog tomorrow! I just love that blog of hers, and this blog of yours too :)
- December 6, 2011 at 12:51 PM
- Melu103 said...
=D wowwwwwwwww
amazing pictures!
look at the mountains and the
water ... love the landscape
Look like a beautiful place
to visit <3
You look so happy in those pics!
- December 6, 2011 at 12:53 PM
- Melu103 said...
=D wowwwwwwwww
amazing pictures!
look at the mountains and the
water ... love the landscape
Look like a beautiful place
to visit <3
You look so happy in those pics!
- December 6, 2011 at 12:53 PM
- Amber said...
my younger brother just got back from a two week vacation in Alaska and he is already planning another soon. He said everything was just beautiful. These photos definitely support that.
- December 6, 2011 at 1:46 PM
- Shalyn said...
I am NOT a fan of winter either so I loved living vicariously through you living vicariously through your old pictures, ha.
- December 6, 2011 at 1:58 PM
- Haley K said...
oh your adventures with your cute family in Alaska looked glorious!! although i love winter and the holidays that it brings...i wouldn't mind a few days of summer weather right about now :)
- December 6, 2011 at 2:26 PM
- Kate said...
These photos are beautiful! What a cool opportunity. I hope to make it to Alaska someday!
- December 6, 2011 at 2:36 PM
- Gaby said...
wow, looks spectacular! my husband is dying to go to alaska, he talks about it all the time!
- December 6, 2011 at 3:19 PM
- Aaron said...
Great music selection for the video. I enjoyed it.
- December 6, 2011 at 3:44 PM
- Breezy said...
The pictures from your trip and beautiful!
- December 6, 2011 at 4:10 PM
- Erin said...
I want to travel there someday! Wow....look at all of God's beauty!!
- December 6, 2011 at 8:14 PM
- jenny said...
What a beautiful adventure!
- December 6, 2011 at 9:55 PM
- Little Lo Hood said...
I think that is THE prettiest lake I have ever ever seen! :) -Lo
- December 7, 2011 at 9:35 AM
- vintch said...
oh man, i was going to leave a comment about one of those pictures being the prettiest i'd ever seen...then i was like...no THAT ONE is...then THAT ONE...they are all stunning.
- December 7, 2011 at 11:25 AM
- Natasha Louise said...
WOW beautiful! I remember us talking about this before you went I was flying into to SLC as you were leaving remember? Crazy times, looks like you had so much fun :)
- December 7, 2011 at 3:57 PM
- rusty said...
Oh Friend, you take a wonderful photo, you don't need this kind of camera.
- December 7, 2011 at 8:26 PM
- AaReAn said...
oh my. This makes me miss living by mountains. **sigh
- December 7, 2011 at 9:48 PM
- beckaboots said...
That is so nice of you to spend so much time helping them! Very cool. I've never been to Alaska but I've always wanted to go. Beautiful photos!
If Work Permits
- December 7, 2011 at 10:06 PM
- The Bookness said...
Wow. Got a big dose of amazing photos now. =) Gentri, you gotta do more photos. Love it.
- December 7, 2011 at 11:04 PM
- Angela [Simply Simple Me] said...
This makes me miss the warm weather so much!
- December 8, 2011 at 7:48 AM
- lowercase letters said...
wow! that is SUCH a pretty place. look at those bears!! wowo.
- December 8, 2011 at 3:12 PM
- k.rahn said...
Oh my goodness oh my goodness! Alaska is SO beautiful. I've never been but it looks incredible.
- December 8, 2011 at 7:19 PM


text:
'If living matter is not, then, caused by the interplay of atoms, natural forces and radiation, how has it come into being? There is another theory, now quite out of favour, which is based upon the ideas of Lamarck: that if an organism needs an improvement it will develop it, and transmit it to its progeny. I think we need to go further than this and admit that the only acceptable explanation is creation. I know this is an anathema to physicists, as indeed it is to me, but we must not reject a theory that we do not like if the experimental evidence supports it.'
H.S. Lipson (Professor of Physics, University of Manchester) in a paper published by The Institute of Physics (1980).


text:
Sony ICD-SX733 Digital Voice Recorder
This voice recorder has two analog-to-digital converters that work together to combat distortion, and its three-dimensional microphone helps filter out interference and capture high and low volumes. Pocket-size and convenient for toting on business trips or to class, it worked equally well at recording meetings, dictation and music while remaining portable. It has a backlit LCD screen, rechargeable battery that records for 19 hours, and 4 GB of built-in storage space (expandable via a micro SD card, not included). 4 1/3" L x 1 1/2" W x 1/2" D. (8 oz.)
Lifetime Guarantee
The Best Voice Recorder comes with The Hammacher Schlemmer Lifetime Guarantee. If this product ever disappoints you, for any reason, you may return your Hammacher Schlemmer purchase for exchange, credit, or refund.
Should you have any questions, we are available seven days a week (8:00 am – midnight EST). Please call 1-800-321-1484 to speak with a specialist or email us at email@example.com to receive a response within three business hours or less.
Shipping charges noted in parentheses apply in addition to our standard shipping & service.
We're sorry, but gift wrap is not available. Please call 1-800-395-7006 for Premium or Express delivery rates.
Oversized items scheduled for expedited delivery (Premium or Express) may incur additional shipping and services charges because of their unusual size. Please call 1-800-321-1484 for an estimate of S&S charges. International callers, please call 1-513-860-3397.
We're sorry, but gift wrap is not available for oversized items.
Shipped via truck and may require customer assistance upon delivery. You will be contacted to make an appointment for delivery.
We're sorry, but gift wrap and gift cards are not available.
GST still applies and will be charged upon processing. For complete shipping & service charges please call Customer Service at 1-800-321-1484.
May we recommend:
(based on 3 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Best Uses
Reviewed by 3 customers
Displaying reviews 1-3
Back to top
(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Love it
By silverpanther72
from Hurlock, Maryland
i use it to capture the proffessors lectueres at the university
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Was this review helpful? Yes / No
- flag this review
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Excellent. Works great with Dragon.
By Mike
from IN
Very Good product.
Still trying to figure out the features
By Ears to hear
from Newark, DE
Because I cannot download the user guide on Linux I have not been able to evaluate this product. I have made a recording of a meeting in wav format, but when copied onto a CD, was not able to get my CD player to recognize the format. I have also made a recording in mp3 format for which I was able to copy onto a CD and play on my CD player. I have not been able to figure out how to edit the recordings, to shorten them or cut our sections.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
COPYRIGHT © 2016 HAMMACHER SCHLEMMER & COMPANY, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. W108147 E. 57th ST • NEW YORK, NY • 10022 • 1-800-_321-1484


text:
French Empire Large Mirror
- No Longer Available -
The intricate wood carvings of Second Empire furnishings are characteristic of the style that developed during the reign of Emperor Napoleon III. Our bath mirror is an homage to this period – a mid-19th-century stylistic alignment with France's glorious past.
Show Details +
- 66"W x 3"D x 38"H
Shown in antiqued black.
Product Not Available
We're sorry. This product is no longer available
Please continue browsing.


text:
Bookmark this site
MONTREAL -- Félicitas (Phyllis) O'Reilly of Alouette Amusement Canada Inc. died on Feb. 3 after a long battle with cancer. She was 77.
O'Reilly was born in Hamburg, Germany, and in 1954 at age 18 immigrated to Montreal, where she soon met her husband and business partner Gerald O'Reilly. The O'Reillys founded Alouette Amusement, a distributor and operator of coin-operated amusements and jukeboxes, in 1956. Phyllis was active in operations until she became ill.
The Canadian businesswoman was well known in the music and games industry around the world. "Our hearts are heavy with the passing of this amazing woman," said David Cohen, president and chief executive of Norwood, MA-based Firestone Financial Corp., one of North America's largest lenders to vending operators. "Not only was Alouette Amusement one of our first customers, [it has] been with us for over 45 years. We will all miss her."
Firestone vice-president Scott Cooper added, "Mrs. O'Reilly was one of the most capable business partners I have had the pleasure of knowing. She was dedicated to her family, friends and company."
In addition to her husband, Phyllis O'Reilly is survived by her children Kevin, Tim, Terry, Karen and Connie, their spouses and 14 grandchildren.
Donations in honor of Phyllis O'Reilly's memory may be made to the West Island Palliative Care Residence, 265 André Brunet Kirkland, QC, Canada, H9H 3R4.


text:
Product Reference: 36380
Why not View a video about this product?
Layers of silicone combined with high-quality polycarbonate shell absorbs shock during falls
The Cygnett WorkMate Pro continues on from its highly successful and sought after predecessor the Cygnett Workmate. However instead of being a full silicone construction, the case is made from layers of silicone in combination with a high-quality polycarbonate shell to absorb shocks from accidental drops of your precious iPhone 5S / 5.
Slimline case provides extra protection without adding bulk
The case has been designed with both form and function in mind as a result it is quite slimline and will provide the protection your phone needs without adding the extra bulk which we all hate.
Easily access all ports, controls & connectors
The case also features cutouts for the ports and features of the iPhone 5S / 5 such as the dock connector and camera. It has raised areas for the volume and home keys to make them easy to press whilst encased.


text:
Women's Leadership and Success in the World of Finance
By April Tsang and Eileen Jin, Ambassador Girl Scouts from Troop 4772
It is March 26th, 2013. You are in a room on the 47th floor of 1 Wall Street. Enter the room at around 9:45AM and you would have seen a surprising sight: girls of all ages and and backgrounds bustling about the room, grabbing breakfast and socializing with some of the most distinguished people in the world of finance. These girls were Girl Scouts from across the five boroughs, and these distinguished individuals were both businessmen and businesswomen (but mostly women!) who had found success through years of striving and doing their best – precisely the values that Girl Scouts embody.
The "Be a Game Changer" event sponsored and hosted by Bank of New York Mellon (BNY Mellon) was an amazing event that allowed us Girl Scouts the opportunity to gain insight about the working world that we one day will be experiencing ourselves. The speakers included: Heather Landy Editor-in-Chief of American Banker; Richard Hoey, David Polansky, and Wanda Hill of BNY Mellon; Mellody Hobson of Ariel Investments; and many more influential people, each of whom gave us advice learned over their years in business that would aid us in the future.
For instance, Heather Landy compiled a list of the top ten pieces of advice that she herself received from women she deemed to be the most powerful in her field. She described the world of finance to be not a ladder to be climbed, but a lattice; she explained that we can't climb our way straight to the top because sometimes, to achieve our dreams and to achieve success, it is necessary to go right, left, or even back. Other speakers agreed, saying that they had worked other, less influential jobs before they rose to their current positions of status, or that they lost their jobs and had to look for another. Some actually never considered a job in the world of finance. But all stayed true to themselves and strove to achieve success in a field they were passionate about.
Wanda Hill reminded us that we have the power to change. Mellody Hobson, president of Ariel Investments, told the story of her rise to success, starting from her childhood and being the youngest of many siblings in a single-mom household to becoming the president of Ariel Investments and being on the boards of many well-known companies, such as Dreamworks Animation and Starbucks. She repeated to us something her mom used to tell her: "Be the labor, great or small. Do it well, or not at all." She reinforced the idea of the finance world being a lattice when she said "You have to crouch to conquer." She told us to speak our minds and never lose sight of what we want accomplished, but to stop and listen to criticism because we can always learn more from others. Another hour of the day was spent touring the New York Stock Exchange, which everyone enjoyed and learned even more about how stocks work and what all the numbers really mean.
These are all valuable ideas and suggestions that will aid us immensely as we move forward in our lives and future careers. So thank you, BNY Mellon, for allowing us Girl Scouts that wonderful opportunity to explore our interests in the world of finance, and for instilling in us the knowledge that we can succeed if we put our best and hardest-working selves forward.


text:
Order now to get it by: Saturday August 12 - Monday August 14
This product ships with limited tracking information, and may take longer than usual to be delivered.
Condition: New
Product ID: 709566
Delivery Information |Returns & Exchanges |Payment Methods
Fruit of the Loom Adult 100% Cotton Short Sleeve T-Shirt. Classic, weight 5.6 ounce 18/1 cotton T-shirt. The industry
standard. Seamless rib collar, shoulder-to-shoulder taping, double needle sleeve and bottom hem.


text: Emily Dickinson is not only one of the supreme lyric poets of American literature. She has also come to symbolize the purest kind of artistic vocation. Not merely unrecognized but virtually unpublished in her own lifetime, she developed her genius in the utmost privacy, invisible to all except a small circle of family and friends. Driven only by her own imagination, she created a body of work unsurpassed in its expressive originality, penetrating insight, and dark beauty.


text:
Who should fight Oli Thompson For the Title?
Mark Potter
Ben Smith - Rematch
The Doctor
Ian Hawkins
Amokrane Sabet
Surely I cant be the only one that thinks this is ridiculous?
From what ive seen they put on an awesome show so why make their titles into a joke?
There are quite a few decent heavyweights about now where are their names on this list?
Stavros Economou just beat Bob Sapp after a controversial draw against Neil Grove where is his name or are the HW in UCMMA scared of fighting the UK's top guys.


text:
Note: This message is displayed if (1) your browser is not standards-compliant or (2) you have you disabled CSS. Read our Policies for more information.
The Division of Historic Preservation & Archaeology regularly seeks volunteers to do research or take part in field surveys.
The internship program offers professional training to undergraduate and graduate college students. These unpaid internships allow students to gain skills for employment in public history, historic preservation and archaeology. The program also helps maintain the strong bond between DHPA staff and regional collegiate faculty and students.
Interns may create and edit historiographic documents, write press releases for upcoming events, and assist in creating and maintaining historical databases and surveys.
Internships are available in the DHPA offices of Special Projects (cemeteries, historic theaters, Underground Railroad and data management), Archaeology (collection management of artifacts and data management), and National Register of Historic Places (research and writing about historic resources in Indiana).
Interns must work between 20 and 40 hours a week during their internship. Internships are offered during the summer, fall, and spring semesters. Internship hours must be completed Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., which are the DNR Central Office hours. Interns may receive academic credit if an agreement is made between the DNR-DHPA and the intern's college or university.
Special preference will be given to candidates majoring in museum studies, library science, history, preservation, architecture, archaeology, public history or a related field.Application Deadlines:
Volunteers have been, and will continue to be, a precious commodity in assisting the State on a variety of projects, including the Cemetery and Burial Ground Registry and Indiana's Underground Railroad Initiative. Some volunteer opportunities with archaeology projects are also available.
To learn more, contact the DHPA at 317/234-1268 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
|index by Group
|index by Distribution
|index by Vendor
|index by creation date
|index by Name
|Name: guitarix
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.2
|Version: 0.19.0
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 2.1.2
|Build date: Mon Jul 16 21:16:05 2012
|Group: Productivity/Multimedia/Sound/Utilities
|Build host: build11
|Size: 5710451
|Source RPM: guitarix-0.19.0-2.1.2.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://guitarix.sourceforge.net/
|Summary: Simple Linux amplifier for jack
guitarix is a simple mono amplifier to jack with one input and two output's. Designed to get nice trash/metall/rock/guitar sounds. Available are the controls for bass, treble, gain, balance, distortion, freeverb, impulse response (pre state), crybaby(wah), feedback/feedforward-filter and echo. A fixed resonator will use, when distortion is disabled. guitarix is licensed under GPL.
* Mon Feb 13 2012 firstname.lastname@example.com - patch license to follow spdx.org standard * Wed Oct 12 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - added guitarix2-missing_libdl.diff to fix build - update to guitarix2-0.19.0 * make convolver a rack module * add favourite list menu to the convolver * add zita-rev1 module (from faust distribution) * add stereo verb module * add some cabinet`s * fix bug in Ladspa plugins * add factory settigs by JP * made logger window resizeable * tuned switching of configurations without loud bang * plugged some memory leaks in rack order code (GList's not freed) * bug fix: GxScrollBox passed an uninitialized group to RadioButtons * introduce a plug-in based engine * a couple of invisible internal source changes and a couple of new development tools added * switch to use faust version 0.9.43 * other small / big clean-ups * Wed Aug 10 2011 email@example.com - updated to guitarix2, it is a full replacement for guitarix and/or gx_head in any sense, changes in guitarix (0.18.0): * add tube model 12AT7 * fix runtime isuess when build with g++ > 4.5 * add presence level controller * add bass booster level controller * switch to function pointer based engine * fix isuess with GtkBuilder > 2.14 * fix correct use of included zita-resampler source * add factory settings by a5Rutoandimat changes in guitarix2 (0.17.0) unstable * fix jack session support * add 2 new amp models * fix some speeling errors (patch by merlinthegreen) * sorce code formating and cleanup (Google C++ Style Guide) changes in gx-head (0.14.0) * add tube 6DJ8 * add clean tube modes * reworked drive controller (bypass <-> wet) * add clipper * add mono level controller * add French translation by jy * add TACTILE skin by Pete Shorthose * add knob animation support by Pete Shorthose * add new knob images by Pete Shorthose * add new switch images by Pete Shorthose * fix 64bit bug in libgxw by Pete Shorthose * add factory settings by Dave Phillips * add 3bad EQ + sharper * add tremolo by transmogrifox (Rakarrack) changes in gx-head (0.13.0) * add post amp * add noise gate * add italian translation by Ivan Tarozzi * add desert skin by zettberlin * add factory settigs by zettberlin * Fri Aug 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 0.11.1 * fix Bug Echo/Chorus/Delay/Slooper dont work * add pre/post processing switch to all mono Effects * Wed Aug 04 2010 email@example.com - updated to 0.11.0 * new version of the impulse response parameter editor. You can now graphically define a gain line to be applied to the IR data, * the multi-line distortion effect now has 4 frequency bands and is better optimized * fix regression from version 0.10.0: now the default preset file is created again if it doesn't exist (e.g. in new installations). * changes that might be interesting for Developers: Guitarix team put the Guitarix widgets into a library, with the goal of making them usable independently from Guitarix. You can build it as shared library and there's a c++ (gtkmm) wrapper, a python wrapper and glade support. * Sun Jul 11 2010 email@example.com - updated 0.10.0 * add tonestack models * add 2. amp model * add cabinet impulse response modul * add Patch Info widget * add Preset File Load/Export option * add simple looper * add Oscilloscope and tuner state to main settings * selectable distortion model (multi/single line) * selectable EQ model (fixed/scalable freq) * free mem when not used (delay lines) * reworked Gui * fix varios bugs * Thu Jul 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 0.09.0 * make distortion a multiband distortion * fix bug in resample IR-files * resample IR-files now on-the-fly * add insert point ports to the effect chain * add --optimization flag for configure the build * switch to double precision instead of single precision * fix bug in reconfigure convolver when preset change * add patch from Peder Hedlund, build against gtk-2.12.9 and gcc-4.3.1 * add faust 0.9.24 to the "good_faust_versions" * Thu May 27 2010 email@example.com - updated to 0.08.0 * new portmap window * add Quad Filter * add Moog Filter * add Flanger * add new post processing tube3 * add two 10 band parametric EQ's * add oversample mode selector * fix some bugs in midi out * reworked tuner interface (show frequency(hz)) * add new configure options (see ./waf --help form more info) - changes in guitarix 0.07.1 * version check of ~/.guitarix was commented out - changes in guitarix 0.07.0 * nearly complete reworked source by Andreas Degert * amp and effect units based direct on faust expressions * all faust sources included * new accumulated tuner unit with new interface (analogue Style needle meter) * Midi controller connections could saved with in presets and/or general * a editable Midi controller map is available * new human readable preset style * knobs could be used like sliders (press ctrl + mouse-button and move the mouse horizontal, leave the ctrl and hold mouse-button for fine tune), or like real knobs (turn them around) * convolution unit based on zita-convolver is now integrated in the engine * presets could change with Midi Program Messages * Wed Mar 10 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to guitarix 0.06.0 * bug fix for multi core build - changes in version 0.05.9-1 * add Midi learn support * add amp chooser * fix and posible add some Bugs * Fri Jan 08 2010 email@example.com - updated to guitarix 0.05.8-1 * fix memory leak * add multi band filter - changes in version 0.05.7-1 * fix name mixmatch for jconvolver - changes in version 0.05.6-1 * optimize Gui thread * add delay unit * put effects in a scrollbox * varius bug fixes * set dependency finaly down to Gtk+2.12 * Thu Dec 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 0.05.5-1 * make effects moveable * set dependency down to Gtk+2.12 - changes in version 0.05.4-1 * performace boost by remove float to int casts from engine * reorder GUI - changes in version 0.05.3-1 * quick update to cover renaming of jconv to jconvolver - deprecated static_instance.diff patch * Mon Nov 30 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 0.05.2-1 * remove dependency of the boost library (Many thanks to "thrasher13b" for the patch) * fix missing "./" in ./debian/rules reported by GMag (AV Linux) * add 2 Channel gain and delay chooser to the Jconv settings widget. * add scroll/zoom mode to the wave view * reworked Jconv settings widget UI * various GUI and feature clean-up's * Sun Nov 29 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - added static_instance.diff : fix build issues with undefined static member functions "instance" * Thu Nov 05 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 0.05.1-1 * new jack/port/server connect/monitor/control features * new level meters * new noise gate, noise sharper, chorus, bass booster * new gain control for the jconv input * reworked jconv settings widget * a bit polish the GUI * new skins and reworked skin menu * various bug fixes * Wed Aug 26 2009 email@example.com - fixed version of GPL license * Sat Aug 08 2009 email@example.com - initital openSUSE buildservice, used spec from Toni Graffy <firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 0.05.0-1 * add keyboard shortcuts * new code structure by James * impruved skin handling * add middle tone control * reworked audio engine * add bypass mode * add logging window * add engine state widget - spec rewritten for waf build system - added patch for gtk 2.14.4 in openSUSE_11.1 (doesn't contain gtk_menu_item_get/set_label) * Tue May 26 2009 Toni Graffy <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 0.04.5.1-0.pm.1 - update to 0.04.5.1 * fix wrong porthandling in dsp * add latency menu by James Warden * impruve midi out * Thu May 21 2009 Toni Graffy <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 0.04.4.1-0.pm.1 - update to 0.04.4.1 - Some new effect's in the amp section, overworked tuner and midi out. * Wed May 06 2009 Toni Graffy <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 0.04.3.1-0.pm.1 - update to 0.04.3.1 * Tue May 05 2009 Toni Graffy <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 0.04.2.1-0.pm.1 - update to 0.04.2.1 * Tue Apr 28 2009 Toni Graffy <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 0.04.1.1-0.pm.1 - update to 0.04.1.1 * Thu Apr 23 2009 Toni Graffy <email@example.com> - 0.04.0.1-0.pm.1 - update to 0.04.0.1 * Thu Mar 26 2009 Toni Graffy <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 0.03.9.1-0.pm.1 - update to 0.03.9.1 * Wed Mar 18 2009 Toni Graffy <firstname.lastname@example.com> - 0.03.8.1-0.pm.1 - update to 0.03.8.1 - added sub-package ladspa-guitarix
/usr/bin/guitarix /usr/share/applications/guitarix.desktop /usr/share/doc/packages/guitarix /usr/share/doc/packages/guitarix/COPYING /usr/share/doc/packages/guitarix/README /usr/share/doc/packages/guitarix/changelog /usr/share/gx_head /usr/share/gx_head/builder /usr/share/gx_head/builder/iredit.glade /usr/share/gx_head/builder/midi.glade /usr/share/gx_head/builder/ports.glade /usr/share/gx_head/skins /usr/share/gx_head/skins/autoandimat_rc /usr/share/gx_head/skins/black1.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/black2.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/cairo1.jpg /usr/share/gx_head/skins/cairo2.jpg /usr/share/gx_head/skins/common.rc /usr/share/gx_head/skins/dlp_ae_rc /usr/share/gx_head/skins/funkmuscle_rc /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx-dezert_18.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx12b.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx14b.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx18.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_black18.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_dezert_12b.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_dezert_14b.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_gree18.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_green1.jpg /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_green18.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_green2.jpg /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_head_gx1-alloy.rc /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_head_gx2-emerald.rc /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_head_gx3-dezert.rc /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_head_gx4-black.rc /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gx_head_gx5-gree.rc /usr/share/gx_head/skins/gxhead.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/jp_n_o_s_rc /usr/share/gx_head/skins/knob9.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/mittleknob9.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/smallknob9.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/tactile_backlit_switchit_off.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/tactile_backlit_switchit_on.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/tactile_h_wheel_101f.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/tactile_knob_large_151f.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/tactile_knob_medium_151f.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/tactile_knob_small_99f.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/tactile_switchit_off.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/tactile_switchit_on.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/tactile_wheel_101f.png /usr/share/gx_head/skins/zettberlin_rc /usr/share/gx_head/sounds /usr/share/gx_head/sounds/greathall.wav /usr/share/locale/es/LC_MESSAGES/guitarix.mo /usr/share/locale/fr/LC_MESSAGES/guitarix.mo /usr/share/locale/it/LC_MESSAGES/guitarix.mo /usr/share/pixmaps/gx_bypass.png /usr/share/pixmaps/gx_head-midi.png /usr/share/pixmaps/gx_head-warn.png /usr/share/pixmaps/gx_head.png /usr/share/pixmaps/gx_off.png /usr/share/pixmaps/gx_on.png /usr/share/pixmaps/jackd_off.png /usr/share/pixmaps/jackd_on.png
Generated by rpm2html 1.8.1
Fabrice Bellet, Mon Jul 10 03:11:01 2017


text:
A celestial halo of ten (10) rose cut diamonds with a total estimated diamond weight of .39 carats lights up to visually appear as about .58 carats of diamond glitter. Each diamond has been foiled and set closed back in a rub over collet of silver. The diamond surround encloses an oval faceted natural topaz of an estimated 1.75 carats foiled and also set closed back in pinched collets of 18k yellow gold. A later date expertly reshanked band of 18k yellow gold is historically correct with split shoulders and smooth shank. While our photography shows the topaz with dark areas, it person it is bright, golden and with no dark patches!
Date: Circa 1800 for the cluster, later 20th century shank.
Important: Foiled jewelry should not be exposed to water for any extended period of time nor soaked in any other liquid. In addition, avoid steam cleaning.


text:
CMA Awards: Swift Wins Big
Taylor Swift was named Entertainer of the Year for the second time.
Miranda Lambert's Top 5 Songs
Country music star offers up her Nightline playlist.
Brad Paisley on Music Heroes, Hank Williams Jr.
Country music star pay tribute to his grandfather who bought his first guitar.
In the Spotlight: McGraw on Family and Love
The country star describes his growth as a man, and shares his emotional side.
Martina McBride On Life in the Country Spotlight
More than 30 years of singing behind her, McBride shows no signs of slowing.
Miranda Lambert on Childhood Brush With Homelessness That Inspired Her
Straight-talking Texas girl has found fame by staying true to herself.
Sugarland Star Wept Over Stage Collapse
Country-music duo return to the Indiana state fairgrounds.
Keith Urban on Wife, Nicole Kidman
Country star on past struggles, parenting with Nicole Kidman and more.
What Brings Faith Hill to Tears?
Country star Faith Hill says her life changed forever when she reconnected with her birth family at the beginning of her...
Hitting NYC With Rising Star Lauren Alaina
By Evelyn Seijido Lauren Alaina is not your average teenager. One year ago, the 17-year-old was flipping pizzas at...
Watch: Faith Hill on Fears and Fame
Part 1 of "In the Spotlight With Robin Roberts."
Watch: Flying High With Kenny Chesney
Part 2 of "In the Spotlight With Robin Roberts."
Watch: Ones to Watch: Lauren and Scotty
Part 3 of "In the Spotlight With Robin Roberts."
Watch: Sugarland on Stadium Collapse Tragedy
Part 4 of "In the Spotlight With Robin Roberts."
Watch: At Home With Keith Urban
Part 5 of "In the Spotlight With Robin Roberts."
Watch: Behind the Scenes of Kenny Chesney's Tour
Find out just what it takes to make the country star's stadium tour happen!
Watch: Scotty McCreery: 'I'm a Normal Dude'
A typical day in the life of the "American Idol" winner and high school student.
Watch: Robin Roberts, Kenny Chesney Take Flight!
Robin takes a ride on Kenny Chesney's stadium chair.
Watch: Keith and Nicole's 'Perfect' Pasttime
Keith Urban on the joy of leisurely drives in older cars with his wife.
Watch: Who's Lauren Alaina's Country Role Model?
Alaina on why she looks up to Carrie Underwood more than anyone else.
Watch: Keith Urban's Other Love: Clarence
Urban tells Robin Roberts about the guitar that's been with him since the start.
Watch: Kenny Chesney on Battling Misconceptions
The country star says he learned to "quit reading what anybody writes."
Watch: Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles Going Solo?
Nettles tells Robin Roberts "it's absolutely something I would love to do."
Watch: Faith Hill's Country Music Return!
The country music legend returns with some new tunes.
Watch: Carrie Underwood on Hubbie's Video Cameo
Star dishes on recruiting husband Mike Fisher to appear in video, "Mama's Song."
Watch: Backstage With Carrie Underwood
Robin Roberts tours star's dressing room before concert.
Watch: Carrie Underwood on Her Love Connection
Star says her mother-in-law taped "American Idol" appearances for Mike Fisher.
Watch: Why Carrie Underwood Avoids Twitter
Star says celebs can get into trouble on sites like Facebook and Twitter.
Watch: Carrie Underwood on Earning Her Degree
Underwood speaks about returning to college after winning "American Idol."
Watch: Carrie Talks About a Bad Date
Underwood shares her worst date story with Robin Roberts.
Watch: Carrie Underwood Returns to H.S.
Underwood surprises students at her old high school.
Watch: Underwood's Almost Record Deal
The singer talks about how she came close to a record deal when she was 15.
Watch: Brad Paisley on Marriage Counseling
In southern style, Paisley says he and wife Kim were counseled before marriage.
Watch: Inside Country Star Brad Paisley's Home
Robin Roberts tours Brad Paisley's 85-acre estate outside Nashville.
Watch: Brad Paisley Recalls Nashville Floods
Brad and Kim Paisley recall "sheets of rain" that came down with May floods.
Watch: Robin Drives Brad Paisley's Bulldozer!
Robin Roberts gets her boots dirty driving Brad Paisley's bulldozer on the farm.
Watch: Tim McGraw on Music
Tim McGraw talks to Robin Roberts about country music while on his farm.
Watch: Tim McGraw's Political Aspirations?
Robin Roberts asks McGraw if he wants to get involved in politics.
Watch: McGraw on Finding His Father
Tim McGraw shares his reaction to discovering his father's identity.
Watch: McGraw on His Father's Death
Tim McGraw talks about the death of his father, Tug McGraw.
Watch: Tim McGraw on Giving Back
Tim McGraw talks about the charity he and his wife, Faith Hill, founded.
Watch: Tim McGraw's Farm
Tim McGraw takes Robin Roberts on a tour of his farm outside Nashville, Tenn.
Watch: Martina McBride's Home Movie
Robin Roberts goes behind the scenes with one of country music's biggest stars.
Watch: Martina McBride: The Power of Music
Martina McBride talks about how music can change lives.
Watch: Martina McBride Tries to Cut Loose
The Singer talks about trying to break out of her shell.
Watch: Martina's Musical Upbringing
Country star Martina McBride on growing up in the family band.
Watch: Miranda Lambert Wants Fiance to Win CMA
Country music star tells Robin Roberts she's rooting for fiance Blake Shelton.
Photos: Hanging With Country's Biggest Stars
Robin Roberts gets rare access for "In the Spotlight: All Access Nashville."


text:
Complete Men's Soccer Release in pdf format
Photos courtesy of Dartmouth Athletics Communications and Columbia Sports Information/Media Relations
PRINCETON, N.J. -- After two weeks of League
play, No. 18 Cornell is alone in first-place in the Ivy League
standings, with four teams close behind as the race for the Ivy
title has only just begun.
Behind a three-point performance by sophomore Conor Goepel (one goal, one assist), the Big Red defeated Harvard, 3-1, to improve to 10-0 overall and 2-0 in League play. Cornell has 10 wins on the season for the first time since 1999 and is one win shy of tying its longest winning streak since 1995.
The other two teams that entered the week tied with the Big Red for first-place, No. 19 Brown and Princeton, finished in a 1-1 tie and are tied for second with four points apiece and matching 1-0-1 records. Dartmouth and Columbia trail close behind with three points each, as each team is 1-1. The Big Green and the Lions used 1-0 victories over Yale and Penn, respectively, for their first Ivy wins of the season.
In non-conference action, Brown finished in a scoreless draw with Fairfield, while Harvard tied Boston College, 1-1. Dartmouth saw six players tally at least a point in a 3-1 win over Vermont, 3-1.
The upcoming week features another set of Ivy games, with Yale taking on No. 18 Cornell, Princeton facing Columbia, Penn playing Dartmouth and No. 19 Brown hosting Harvard.
The non-conference schedule includes a nationally televised game between No. 24 Creighton and Princeton on Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. on ESPNU. That same day, Columbia will host Providence and Cornell will play Colgate. Dartmouth will take on Boston College on Wednesday.
Dartmouth scored three goals in a win over Vermont and one goal in a victory over Yale, but the common denominator was junior goalkeeper Noah Cohen (Johannesburg). Cohen allowed just one goal in the two games while stopping 12 shots. He recorded six saves in each contest and now has stopped six shots in three consecutive games. In Ivy League play, Cohen has a 0.99 goals against average and a 0.857 save percentage. He is tied for the League-lead with 12 saves in Ivy action.
Cohen takes home his second career Ivy League Player of the Week award after earning the honor on Oct. 31, 2011. He is the second Big Green to be named Player of the Week this season, joining Alex Adelabu (Sept. 17). Cohen is the first goalkeeper to receive the award since he himself earned the accolade last season.
Cohen's Weekly Stats
2 GP-2 GS, 180:00 Mins., 1 GA, 0.50 GAA, 12 Svs., .923 Sv. %, 2-0, 1 SO
Columbia played just once last week but made that one game count, stopping Penn, 1-0. Freshman goalkeeper Kyle Jackson (Scottsdale, Ariz.) set a career-high with eight saves while holding the Quakers scoreless for the first time this season, and the first time since Penn fell to Brown, 1-0 on Oct. 29, 2011. Jackson improved to 3-3-1 on the year with the win.
Jackson was also named Rookie of the Week on Sept. 10. He is Columbia's first two-time Rookie of the Week since Henning Sauerbier took home the award three times in 2010.
Jackson's Weekly Stats
1 GP-1 GS, 90:00 Mins., 0 GA, 0.00 GAA, 8 Svs., 1.000 Sv. %, 1-0, 1 SO
Conor Goepel, Cornell (So., M – Chatham, N.J.)
1 GP, 1G, 1A, 3 Pts., 4 Shots, 1 SOG
Rick Pflasterer, Cornell (Sr., GK – Ann Arbor, Mich.)
1 GP-1 GS, 90:00 Mins., 1 GA, 1.00 GAA, 5 Svs., .833 Sv. %, 1-0
Cameron Porter, Princeton (So., F – Centerville, Ohio)
1 GP, 1G, 2 Pts., 6 Shots, 2 SOG
Sten Stray-Gundersen, Dartmouth (Fr., D – Frisco, Texas)
2 GP, 1G, 2 Pts., 2 Shots, 1 SOG, 1 GW
Tim Whalen, Brown (Fr., D – Amston, Conn.)
2 GP, 1G, 2 Pts., 2 Shots, 1 SOG, 1 Team SO
Tuesday, October 9
^Creighton at Princeton, 6pm
Providence at Columbia, 7pm
Cornell at Colgate, 7pm
Wednesday, October 10
Dartmouth at Boston College, 7pm
Saturday, October 13
*Yale at No. 18 Cornell, 1pm
*Princeton at Columbia, 4pm
*Penn at Dartmouth, 4:30pm
*Harvard at No. 19 Brown, 7pm
^-on ESPNU
*-Ivy League Contest


text:
For ages 8+ years. For ages 8+ years.
Kids with their eyes toward the stars and kids who love nature here on earth will find many uses for the Sirius 360 Telescope & Tripod™ from Scientific Explorer®.
It allows viewing of objects up to 180 times closer than the naked eye.
Study the man in the moon, find deer in the forest, or watch the outfielders play ball! Includes 90mm lens refractor, aluminum tripod, 2X erecting eyepiece, 20mm eyepiece, 4mm eyepiece, and instruction sheet.
A perfect educational gift for kids ages 8 and up!


text:
Your shopping cart is empty!
F50 adizero TRX FG sea of yellow/collegiate gold.Upper: Sprintskin single layer synthetic drastically reduces the adizero's weight. Innovative internal TPU support bands in the upper offer support and stability.Insole: Ultralight sockliner is carefully designed to not add bulk. Comes with second pair of comfort sockliners.Outsole: Sprint frame for lightweight stability. TRX TPU outsole has a new stud configuration that improves your balance at top speeds.For best use on firm groundWeight: 5.8 oz.
|Shoe Size
Soccerplus first opened in 1994. We were one of the first soccer websites to hit the webView more
Address: 1640 E. Washington Blvd.
Pasadena, Ca 91104, USA
Phone: 1-800-945-7291
Get Direct


text:
Results 1 to 1 of 1
- Join Date
- Jun 2005
- Posts
- 27
B61 61 Targets All Weekend 8/31 9/1 9/2
Blackhawk Field Archers 10086 Forest Preserve Road, Rockton, IL 61072 Brenda 708-567-7431 Clubhouse 815 629 2335 will host it's 3rd B61 shoot this weekend. First 100 shooters will get this years Commerative Quiver Pin. Registration opens on Saturday 7:am til 4PM Sunday 7am til 4 pm (you must be off the course before dark both days) and Monday Registration opens at 7AM and will close at 12:00 Noon. Pig roast Saturday evening at 5:30 open to the public $10.00 / per person. Sunday Mostaccioli pasta dinner $7.00 a person.
Any questions please call Brenda at 708-567-7431. We hope to see everyone this weekend Camping $10.00 for electrical hook up, primitive is free.
Check out the pictures below, just one of the many fun shots to work through this weekend.
visit us at www.blackhawkfieldarchers.com
visit our facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/groups/162026150538586/
Thanks for reading our little post Brenda
Similar Threads
61 Targets Shoot Labor Day WeekendBy Brenda1 in forum Tournament DiscussionsReplies: 1Last Post: 09-01-2011, 01:51 PM
Full McKenzie/ASA Set of 3D Targets For Sale (23 Targets Total)By JBUTLER in forum Archery Equipment Accessories - Buy Sell TradeReplies: 9Last Post: 12-17-2010, 05:28 PM
WeekendBy hstubblefield in forum Bowhunting forumReplies: 3Last Post: 12-27-2009, 12:37 PM
Look what we did this weekend!!!By firechic in forum General Archery ForumReplies: 26Last Post: 04-30-2008, 06:47 PM
3D this weekendBy Hkdfrlife in forum General Archery ForumReplies: 8Last Post: 06-19-2007, 09:27 AM