text:
samsung i900 mobile download fk0p free file
== Search results for samsung i900 mobile ==
Searched file: samsung i900 mobile
*Filename: samsung i900 mobile.zip
*Year: 2015
*Total Downloads: 33757
*Uploaded: 02/25/2015 05:05:00
*Type: WinZip
*Supported OS: All
== Searches related to samsung i900 mobile: ==
02/25/2015 05:05:00
SAMSUNG OMNIA - Electronics & Appliances: Tablets, Laptops ... ... loading %Discover the latest in electronic & smart appliance technology with Samsung. Find the next big thing from tablets & smartphones to laptops, cameras & tvs.Samsung i900 Omnia Windows Mobile smartphone. Announced 2008, June. Features 3G, 3.2? TFT resistive touchscreen, 5 MP camera, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth.The Samsung SGH-i900 , also known as Omnia I or WiTu (in Russia only), is a mobile phone released by Samsung Mobile. Announced in June 2008, the Omnia was …Samsung Omnia 7 review | Featuring a 4-inch Super AMOLED screen and a cool industrial design, the Samsung Omnia 7 is a slightly different take from the LG and …ciao davide, e da un bel po che la garanzia mi è scaduto sul mio i900 ominia, ed ho intenzione di cucinare la rom… ho scaricato sia la versione 2 e la 3, cosa che ...Samsung i900 Omnia price in Pakistan, daily updated Samsung phones including specs & information : WhatMobile.com.pk : Samsung i900 Omnia price Pakistan :Compare mobile phone deals from Samsung. Browse all available and upcoming Samsung handsets and read related news and history.The Omnia series is a line of mobile phones produced by Samsung Electronics. Consisting primarily of multimedia phones and smartphones, Omnia devices run either ...??????????. ???? Samsung SGH-i900 WiTu (Omnia) ?????. ????? ? Samsung SGH-i900 WiTu (Omnia) ???????. ??????? ? Samsung SGH ...
samsung i900 mobile
== Related Links: ==
sql express 2005 download management studio numega softice driver owners manual masterbuilt premium electric smoker film old song tamil slime forest crack the agents of shield sonerii polifonice samsung comic book dealers connecticut broken in books rowley ma v490 manual ridin spinners mp3 how long do toshiba laptops last john o'callaghan discography bdc program lots of drawing games dmv ca drivers license baa baa black sheep season 2 painting wargame figures youda camper full version download racal dana manual the delta minusman torrent top chef S11E01 holographic versatile disc pdf download how to grow thai caladiums programa para instalar el joystick what is marketing pdf download movies and burn software how to hack ace online bmi song how to metal finish


text:
Kensington Festival of Puppet homes (Kensington Dollshouse) since 1985, brings together collectors and professionals involved in miniature work. The festival is one of the world's largest selling exhibitions of works of miniature art.
On sale fully furnished dollhouses, furniture, dishes, towels, watches, food and other tiny things. And all items are functional: the doors are opened, the clock go home equipped with electricity. In pictures: Chest doll for children with drawers.
Left: The exact miniature copy of an old storefront "Mulvany & Rogers". The design project is included in numerous books about design. Right: To cover with miniature tables can be selected and jelly jelly, and half-eaten cake, and a beautiful cake, and even a complete set for a traditional Christmas dinner. All these models are made to exact scale.
Despite the size of the doll lamps, they are fully functional.
I'm going with the doll kitchen in every detail may be considered, only armed with a good magnifying glass.
All of these dolls for sale.
Left: Miniature fireplace - the product of Sue Cook, the master with 30 years of experience. Everything is real here, even casting. Right: In order to examine these tiny masterpieces, can not do without a magnifying glass.
Especially for the Kensington Festival has five masters of miniature teddy bears for sewing patchwork.
The company "Platts Mini Packages" more than a hundred years makes all sorts of miniature doll packaging for the goods. Here you can find the model packs of washing powder, ketchup bottles, and more.
Left: The tiny flower pots master Clive Brooker Miniatures. Right: The Architecture of doll houses from Tim Hartnell, working in the company of "Anglia Dolls Houses", is exactly the same layout prototypes. Price of this masterpiece is from? 1495 to? 5300.
A tiny jar pasta barely visible on the palm of your hand, but the proportion of real banks complied with the precision is fixed, even the label.
From left: Susan Lee sewing for dolls shoes and handbags, observing the requirements for a style and materials. Right: Dishes for doll houses, which made Paul and Janet Braunhill of the company's "Country Treasures", is covered with this enamel and painted by hand. In the tiny banks put a real jam.
Kim Selwood specializes in the manufacture of tiny doll chairs.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Welcome to Summer at CSI!
Summer learning is vigorous and vibrant at CSI! While condensed and intensive, summer courses offer students a great opportunity to accumulate additional credits.
Expanded course offerings, varied session options, and special events – these are just some of the special features of Summer at CSI. Committed to both accelerating student degree progression, and supporting community learning, we offer several convenient session options to accommodate many different summer plans.
CSI is also proud to work in collaboration with CUNY and the City of New York, to offer designated enrolled and matriculated undergraduate students the opportunity to complete some of their summer study "tuition free." Further information on this outstanding opportunity can found on the STEM site.
We invite you to be part of "Summer in the City" at CUNY by registering for one or more classes at the College of Staten Island. Enrollment information and course offerings will be available soon so check back here for the latest information!
If you have questions please contact the Office of the Registrar at email@example.com.


text:
We enjoy the company of friends at home or work. Having friends makes every day more enjoyable when spending time together, or at least bearable when at work together. Don't take that friendship for granted. The first week of August (or, internationally, the last week of July) welcomes International Friendship Day. Take this time as an opportunity to appreciate your friends who have always been there through thick and thin.
Appreciating your friend does not have to be a grand gesture. A simple verbal communication of your appreciation is more than enough. Still want to indulge? Then make your gift giving experience a unique one. A perfect idea for International Friendship Day is a wine gift.
Great Company, Great Conversations
There is nothing greater than spending time with friends with a good glass of wine. You have shared hundreds of stories and moments while drinking. What is a better way to celebrate friendship than more opportunities to share wine together?
Cellars Wine Club offers a great variety of quality wines in combinations of red wine, white wine, and sparkling wine. Our wines come from world-class producers and come in wine club combinations suited for newbies or avid wine drinkers. With our wine of the month club memberships, you will not only enjoy the wine, but you will also have tasting notes to maximize your experience, and access to a monthly wine club newsletter featuring different wineries and wines. The wine club membership also grants you discounts on your next wine orders.
The unique thing about Cellars Wine Club is that we have different wine sets with a cohesive theme such as the Case Club, Passport Case Club, West Coast Case and Connoisseurs Case. For example, the Passport Case features international wines from the Old World and New World. The West Coast wines come from the best wineries of Oregon, California, and Washington. That means you can free yourself from ordering a mix of wines that you don't care for so much just to get one that you do love. With our custom wine club collections, you'll find a combination that delivers a variety of wines that you enjoy entirely.
With a wine club membership, you and your friend will relive memories or quickly create new memories over wine. There is no doubt that your friends will appreciate your thoughtfulness as you celebrate International Friendship Day with them. Give the gift of a wine club and share some love with friends.


text:
|For other uses, see Redhead (disambiguation)
|Biographical information
|Eye color
|Hair color
Millie Cutts (sister)
|Also known as
The Redhead[1]
|Behind the scenes
|First appearance
|Latest appearance
Lauren Maher
Scarlett was a woman who resided in a house[2] in Tortuga during the Age of Piracy. She and Giselle were believed to be prostitutes. Scarlett had bright red hair and was typically seen wearing a red dress with an excessive amount of blush on her face.
Jack SparrowEdit
- "Scarlett! [Scarlett slaps Jack] Not sure if I deserved that."
- ―Jack Sparrow before and after Scarlett slaps him.
Scarlett had a history with Jack Sparrow, but developed animosity towards him that manifested itself in a slap to the face upon seeing Jack again in Tortuga. Jack commented that he hadn't deserved the slap, though one from Giselle moments later was, as he believed, more justified.[3]Despite the divide between them, Scarlett and Giselle were often seen in each others' company in Tortuga, and were both approached by William Turner a year later, during the latter's search for Sparrow, though Scarlett claimed Jack had not been seen for over a month.[4]
Jack was ultimately reunited with Scarlett following his rescue from Davy Jones' Locker and end of the Battle of Calypso's maelstrom, and was again greeted with a slap after admitting he loved neither Scarlett nor Giselle. Joshamee Gibbs departed with Scarlett and Giselle as Jack set off on his quest to find the Fountain of Youth.[5]
Behind the scenesEdit
- "We wants the redhead!"
- ―Drunk pirates on the "Redhead"
- Scarlett was portrayed by Lauren Maher in The Curse of the Black Pearl, Dead Man's Chest, At World's End, and Wedlocked. Nika Futterman provided the voice in The Legend of Jack Sparrow.
- Scarlett was based on the redheaded wench in the Auction scene of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction, commonly referred to as the "Redhead". When she was adapted into the Pirates films, the character was given the name "Scarlett" because of her red hair.[6]
- Tales of the Code: Wedlocked
- Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (First appearance)
- Pirates of the Caribbean: The Legend of Jack Sparrow
- Pirates of the Caribbean Online
- Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
- Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
- LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game (Non-canonical appearance)


text:
Dismiss Notice
Welcome To CK5!
Registering is free and easy! Hope to see you on the forums soon.
Score a FREE Membership sticker when you sign up for a Premium Membership and choose the recurring plan.
how to get the hard top off my 89' k5?:confused:
Discussion in 'The Garage' started by bluK5blzr, Apr 12, 2005.


text:
As you know, this month I have been accessorizing lots of surfaces in my home as part of my Interior Styling series. Well, what is a girl to do when she doesn't have a piece of furniture to accessorize? Make one, of course. Our awesome … [Read more...]
Mood Board for All: Two Living Rooms!
Grab a cup of coffee and settle in for a great post! Today, I have not only one, but two complete mood boards for you. And, the links to every single-item shown appear below each mood board. I teamed up with Home Decorators Collection to … [Read more...]
Decorating With Kids: Assembling Furniture
My son is my number one helper when it comes to assembling furniture...especially Ikea furniture...he is an expert at reading those picture instructions. Assembling furniture with my son's help used to seem more of a chore than a joy, but … [Read more...]
Family Room Furniture Plan
One of the most frequently asked questions from our friends and family is if we plan to put the TV in front of the bamboo wall? That's a big fat NO! I totally understand based on the orientation of the room and the focal wall nature, … [Read more...]
Tri Color Dresser Makeover
I am peeing-my-pants-excited to share this dresser makeover with you. It has been a long time in the works. Sadly, finishing it kept getting de-prioritized in favor of other projects for my studio. Now it is finally done and it is … [Read more...]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- Next Page »


text:
Group Kidnaps Special-Needs Man for "Supporting Trump," Violently Hold Him Hostage
Cassandra Fairbanks 0
Four people have been taken into custody in Chicago after apparently kidnapping and brutalizing a man they claimed supports Donald Trump — all while stupidly streaming their violent crimes on Facebook Live. "The victim, who has special needs, was a high-risk missing person from northwest suburban Crystal Lake, police say," CBS reported. In the 30-minute […]


text:
Arbor Day Foundation Names USC Upstate Tree Campus USA
For the seventh year in a row, the University of South Carolina Upstate has been named a Tree Campus USA by the Arbor Day Foundation, for its dedication to campus forestry management and environmental stewardship.
The USC Upstate campus was the first public university in the state to achieve the honor, and is one of four universities in the state to be named a Tree Campus USA. The university is in prestigious company at this seven-year milestone. Other recipients include Auburn University, Clemson, Duke, Furman, the University of South Carolina, University of Georgia and Florida Gulf Coast University to name a few.
"When we were first recognized as a Tree Campus USA in 2008, we inventoried 1,471 trees," said Bruce Suddeth, director of landscape services. "In 2014, we inventoried 2,443 trees – a difference of 972 trees planted over seven years."
Suddeth noted that USC Upstate's Landscape Services, which employs eight horticulturists on staff, and students were involved in the tree planting over the past year, which included the installation of 20 trees. About 60 percent of the University's campus will be tree canopy once the plantings have matured, Suddeth said.
"This is what we love doing," Suddeth said. "We are extremely grateful for the support we receive in keeping our campus beautiful through monies donated to the campus beautification fund, support through Arbor Day events on campus and the very generous support of tree enthusiasts in Spartanburg."
Suddeth said USC Upstate has been very fortunate to have a number of community leaders and University friends who have helped to donate trees and other plantings to help shape the Susan Jacobs Arboretum and the Upstate Rotary International Peace Park, as well as to develop new entryways into campus and establish landscaping in parking areas and around buildings.
"Your diligence in improving the environment and quality of life at University of South Carolina Upstate contributes to a healthier, more sustainable world for us all," Mary Sweeney, program manager for the Arbor Day Foundation wrote in a letter to the University.
Tree Campus USA, a national program launched in 2008 by the Arbor Day Foundation, honors college and universities and the leaders of the campus and surrounding communities for promoting healthy urban forest management and engaging the campus community in environmental stewardship. Tree Campus USA is supported by a grant from Toyota.
USC Upstate met the required five core standards of tree care and community engagement in order to receive Tree Campus USA status. Those standards are establishing a campus tree advisory committee; evidence of a campus tree-care plan; verification of dedicated annual expenditures on the campus tree-care plan; involvement in an Arbor Day observance; and the institution of a service-learning project aimed at engaging the student body.
More information about the Tree Campus USA program is available at www.arborday.org/TreeCampusUSA. The Arbor Day Foundation is a nonprofit conservation organization of nearly one million members, with a mission to inspire people to plant, nurture, and celebrate trees. More information on the foundation and its programs can be found at www.arborday.org.
USC Upstate will celebrate Arbor Day December 4, 2015 with speaker Rick Darke.
For more information about the Tree Campus USA award, please contact Bruce Suddeth, director of Landscape Services, at email@example.com or (864) 503-5500.
Short Link:


text:
from $180 / night help Price for guests, Nights
- Bedrooms:
- 2
- Bathrooms:
- 2
- Sleeps:
- 4
- Type:
- Condo
- Pets allowed:
- No
- Wi-Fi available:
- No
- Per night:
- $180 - $325
- Per week:
- $1049 - $1995
Description from owner
Read more Read less
About the area
Interaction with guest
Owner profile
Peter & Jodi B.
- Years listed:
- 1
Languages spoken: English
- Air conditioning
- Balcony/Terrace
- Grill
- Heating
- Balcony/Terrace
- High Speed Internet
- Hot tub/Jacuzzi
- Linen provided
- Private outdoor pool (heated)
- Parking Included
- Balcony/Terrace
- Safe
- Sea view
- Towels provided
- Waterfront
- Wheelchair users
- Ceiling Fans
- Clothes dryer
- Dishwasher
- DVD player
- Freezer
- Hair dryer
- Iron
- CD player
- Refrigerator
- Satellite TV
- Microwave
- Stove
- Telephone
- Toaster
- Washing machine
- Fishing
- Water sports
- Horse riding
Reviews for this vacation home rental in South Padre Island, United States Have you been a guest of this property? Write a review Reviews (1)
– based on 1 review
1 review
Owner Supplied Testimonials
5 Star Review submitted by guest June 26th, 2016:
My girlfriends and I could not have been happier with this condo for our recent visit. We've been coming to SPI for years and had never found one as great as this. The condo is located right on the beach and is very nicely appointed. It literally had everything we needed and the owners provide extras that others don't - laundry detergent, d/w soap, shower gel. Small things but greatly appreciated so we didn't have to purchase for a few days. They also have beach towels, cooler, beach toys, etc. We chose to pay on the beach for umbrellas and chairs but they had those as well. The kitchen is great and living space plus patio gave us plenty of room. We will definitely be back here. Owners easy to work with and very responsive.
5 Star Review submitted by guest April 27th, 2016:
Enjoyed our second stay here. Peter and Jodi are great! Response time to inquiries are amazing. The unit is super clean and one of my favorite things about the condo is the full ocean view as seen through the living area windows as I walk in the door. The same view is available from the master bedroom. Watching the sunrise from the balcony is awesome.
Everything about this unit is super comfortable. If you want a vacation filled with activities or just want to relax on the beach or by the pool this is the place.
5 Star Review submitted by guest April 21st, 2016:
Condo was very clean upon arrival. The condo was very spacious and had everything we needed that we didn't bring. Beautiful ocean view. Pool and hot tub were clean. Jodi answered my questions and sent paperwork in a timely manor. Will definitely stay there again.
5 Star Review submitted by guest March 11th, 2016:
The condo was very clean and comfortable. Loved the decor. It had everything we could possibly need to feel at home. Really enjoyed the deck and barbeque grill. Jodi and Peter were very generous hosts. Enjoyed the heated pool, and the beach being so close. Already planning return trip.
5 Star Review submitted by guest January 23rd, 2016:
Wife and I wanted to get away and spend some time sunning on the beach. Unfortunately the weather did not cooperate but that didn't distract from the pleasure of spending time in this beautiful condo. Loved the deck and barbecue. Location is perfect, you can walk to a lot of places. The five stars is for the condo, the weather more like a two.
5 Star Review Submitted by guest November 30th, 2015:
This was a wonderful place for us to stay with our 2 children (9 and 10)! The condo was spacious, clean and comfortable! It was also only steps away from the tennis court, pool and beach. We enjoyed the activities and any items that we needed (tennis racquets, beach toys, chairs, towels) were graciously provided by our hosts. We had the back door opened often to enjoy the sounds of the ocean. We would definitely stay here again!
5 Star Review submitted by guest July 27th, 2015:
This is our 3rd year staying here... that should tell you something. Peter and Jodi know how to do it right and they have done it!! Immaculate, very accommodating, all you need to do is load up on groceries (if you choose to cook) and take your umbrella down with chairs everyday and mark your spot!! Then go down whenever you want too!! We usually only venture off the beach one whole day to Schlitterbahn...which is also fun!! We also have our yearly trip to Sea Turtle Center... we are turtle lovers!! New this year, my husband and 9 yr daughter hooked up with Captain Lee Alvarez to go fishing! Had a blast, maxed on trout and she caught a 30" red drum... very memorable! Our good eats (other than my cooking :)) Captain Roy's (lunch & dinner), Yummie Bistro (breakfast), **Café at Beach Palm Resort (don't let appearance matter) and Island Brewery (lunch). Of course, on Thursday - Saturday sit out front and watch fireworks at night!! We also leave everything behind that helps with being on beach for sports!! Well I better go for now and book next year before someone else does!!!:)))
5 Star Review submitted by guest July 21st, 2015:
The condo is gorgeous, even more beautiful than in photos, recently remodeled, modern and yet cozy, love the lighting system. We found little nice notes from the owners with suggestions of where to find things, instruccions on how to use things, or inviting us to feel free to use something (as loundy detergent, condiments, etc, etc). The condo had everything, and I mean "everything" we needed as an umbrella, chairs, beach towels and even castle kits. The building had very good security at all times. Beautiful view to the beach and the pool from the living room and the main bedroom. My husband enjoyed very much the tv and sound system. Everything was perfect.
The condo has a digital lock but has no lock from the inside and My only suggestion is a door chain, as my baby several times opened it from inside. (NOTE: FRONT DOOR NOW HAS A CHAIN LOCK - Thank you for the suggestion Claudia). Thank you very much Jodi and Peter! We hope to stay there again in the future.
5 Star Review submitted by guest July 19th, 2015:
Loved every minute we stayed in this condo. Jodi and Peter have done an amazing job making this a comfortable and homey place to stay. It is well stocked with items you need for cooking and there are even condiments in the fridge left from other guests. The RO water filter was very much appreciated.
It was great having beach chairs and a cart to carry items to the beach. Everything was in pristine condition!! The bathrooms were beautiful, well stocked, and CLEAN!!
Jodi kept in touch during our stay to make sure everything went well. We cannot wait to come back again!!
5 Star Review submitted by guest June 8th, 2015:
We had a great week in this condo. It was comfortable, clean, and had everything we needed. Jodi was great at keeping in touch to make sure everything went smoothly.
5 Star Review submitted by guest May 17th, 2015:
The BEST of the BEST! We have stayed at this South Padre Condo twice, each time for two weeks and have had a wonderful vacation. We are already booked for two more stays in the near future. Jodi and Peter have paid very close attention to every detail as well as to keeping the condo updated. They are delightful and easy folks to work with.
A beautiful and clean condo right on the beach.
5 Star Review submitted by guest August 24th, 2014:
My family has been to South Padre Island many times over the past ten years. I am VERY picky about where we stay and this condo met all my requirements and more! It has been updated in the way of granite counters in the kitchen and gorgeous tile showers. The location is right on the beach, with a beautiful ocean view. The furniture was comfortable, especially the sectional couch! And, it had a full-size washer and dryer. But it gets even better! You never know how clean some of these rentals will be and this one was spotless! The location in the building was perfect. The third floor was an easy stair climb so we didn't have to use the elevator, and we were not near the elevator, nor directly above the pool which keeps down outside noise. The beach toys, chairs, umbrella, boogie boards and even a skim board were available to guests, better than any other rental I've seen. We never used the grill, but there was a nice one on the patio. Also, my kids found the tennis racquets and we actually hit the court a couple of times, much to their delight. And, Jodi's kitchen was well-stocked as well. She even supplied paper towels, garbage bags, toilet paper, laundry soap and shower gel. In the master bath, a cabinet held bandaids, a blow dryer--I forgot mine there, so now there's two :) and other items that she supplied or were left by previous residents, such as aloe vera gel for sunburn, hair moisturizer, new toothbrushes, etc. These might be things left by other guests, but it speaks well for the owners and their guests. But I digress. I feel that I will no longer be able to stay at any other South Padre Island property than this one. I just don't think I will find one that measure's up to the same quality and value. My family had a wonderful time, the weather was perfect. Having a perfect place to sleep and relax made everything even better. We will be back!
5 Star Review submitted by guest May 2nd, 2013:
We had a great time and the views were great!! We stayed a week in April and loved it. Great place and close to all the shops and restaurants. The condo was fantastic, made us feel like we were at home. The place was VERY clean and stocked with everything we needed plus more lol. Jodi was great to deal with, very easy and friendly. We are planning another trip next spring, would definitely recommend to others!!
5 Star Review submitted by guest April 17th, 2013:
We spent a week in April 2013 at this incredible condo. The condo was so comfortable, furnished beautifully and had all the amenities that contributed to an awesome experience. Jodi and Peter were so organized and great to deal with right from our first contact with them several months ago; always answering any questions we had promptly and efficiently. Our balcony overlooked the waters of the Gulf of Mexico as well and the pool and hot tub. We were able to enjoy the amazing sunrises and sunsets. We ate a lot of our meals in and the kitchen was well stocked with lots of pots and pans, etc. that we needed to put those meals together.
South Padre Island in itself was wonderful. We walked the beach every day, went on a dolphin watching/eco tour on the Bay and visited the Birding/Nature centre. There were also lots of unique little shops to visit. We also drove out to the far end of the Island where we were treated to a new experience for us - sand drifts across the highway. (with equipment out clearing the highway) Where we come the only drifting we see like that is from the snow! Also, Port Isobel is just the other side of the bridge to SPI and we visited there as well. Took in their weekly Sunday outdoor market.
The weather was great while we were there. All in all, we had a wonderful time and really enjoyed the Texas hospitality. Thanks Jodi and Peter for sharing your lovely home! We would not hesitate to recommend this condo to anyone.
5 Star Review submitted August 5th, 2012:
This was our 3rd trip to the SPI and by far, the best condo we have stayed in on the island! The condo was very clean, had a fuly equipped kitchen, updated, and very comfortable! The beach access is so close, which we loved! It was such a nice surprise to find chairs, and an umbrella in the closet. The information Jodi had sent me before our trip was so helpful! They truly have thought of everything and have gone above and beyond at making your experience top notch! I will highly recommend this condo to all my friends and family! Thank you Jodi & Peter for sharing your condo with us!
5 Star Review submitted by guest July 18th, 2012:
We absolutely love this Condo. Owners are polite and easy to communicate with. Condo is pristine, and beach is much less crowded than the area down further with the many high rise condos. Perfect for our relaxing family vacation!
5 Star Review submitted by guest Oct 1st, 2011:
My husband and I stayed in this condo from 9/5 to 9/13. We were pleased from the moment we pulled in to the parking lot, and I am writing this while watching the sun come up over the ocean. The grounds are lovely and we are so close to the beach. The beach view from the master bedroom (and bathroom) is fantastic! I especially enjoyed being able to see the ocean from the master shower. Also, the complex is incredibly quiet and peaceful at this time of year.
The patio chairs were very comfy and my favorite moments were spent watching the ocean and sky
from the balcony. A sunrise every morning and a moonrise every night! We were lucky enough to be here during a full moon, which cast a gorgeous glow on the water. Pelicans fished in the surf and rode the waves, while boats passed by on the horizon.
Jodi was a joy to work with through the rental process. She is very organized and answered all of my many questions. I am hard to please when traveling, but Edgewater met all of my expectations. I particularly liked that the condo has a washer/dryer, beach towels/beach chairs and a reverse osmosis system for great tasting water. The condo is very clean, updated, tastefully decorated, comfortable and full of natural light.
Thanks to Jodi and Peter for a wonderful vacation home!
5 Star Review submitted by guest on June 27th, 2011:
We loved this condo so much in 2010 that we rented it again in 2011. We just got back from another great vacation. Not only does the condo have everything you need/want but it's also in a great location. We were able to walk to some great restaurants plus to the boarding areas for Parasailing, Bay Fishing, Dolphin/Sunset/Fireworks Cruise, and Snorkeling Cruise. The pool/hot tube and beach access can't be beat. I'm already suffering from withdraw as I miss taking my daily 3pm naps on the deck. It's important to know that the deck is shaded in the afternoons which makes it wonderful to grill or sit and look out at the ocean!!!!! We're already talking about going back next year!!!
5 Star Review submitted by guest May 6th, 2010:
Our visit to this beautifully updated condo last week was everything we hoped for! The owners have thoughtfully provided a well stocked kitchen; closet full of beach chairs, umbrellas, & toys; and a very comfortable king size bed. We really appreciated the WIFI, ipod stations, new flat screen TVs, and the keyless door lock. The pool, beach and views are lovely here. Thanks, Jodi & Peter for sharing your beach home with us.
5 Star Review submitted by guest Sept 4th, 2009:
After an extensive search for a suitable place for us to stay, we found Jodi and Peter's place. We absolutely LOVED it. Best features, CLEAN, CLEAN, CLEAN, has all amenities including beach chair, umbrellas, washer dryer. We are a little particular in where we stay and we so thrilled to have found probably the best place on S.Padre Island. Thank you. We plan to return and tell our California friends about this wonderful spot.
5 Star Review submitted by guest on June 1st, 2009:
We just got back from a 5-night stay at your condo and had the best time! The condo is so nice and accomodating -just perfect for our family. The grill and free wifi were big selling points for us. The fully stocked kitchen was also a huge bonus, as well as the filtered water. We have been to South Padre many times and stayed in many different condos, and yours without a doubt was the nicest!
5 Star Review submitted by guest April 15th, 2008:
Dear Jodi & Peter,
We've just had a wonderfull time in your condo and enjoyed every minute of it. It feeled like "home" far away from home (esp. for us Europeans).Your condo is great! Perfect location, gorgeous ocean views, fantastic,luxurious and cozy interior. There is really nothing to complain about. Thank you for the opportunity to stay in your lovely condo. We'll hope to come back again some day and explore then all the things we had'nt time to see this 4 marvellous days. Hopefully one day we can welcome you in our home whenever you come to visit Europe and Belgium.
Claudine & Dominique
5 Star Review submitted by guest Dec 6th, 2007:
Jodi & Peter -
We left comments in the guestbook for you at the condo, but also wanted to leave comments here for all to see who have not had the opportunity to endulge in such a beautiful condo.
We loved our stay at the condo; everything that you would have wanted was there for us and we felt so lucky to be able to relax before our beach wedding on 11-29-07. As a bride, it was so wonderful to be able to get ready and then walk down to the beach right from the condo to the love of my life waiting for me in the sand among the sea gulls and the sounds of the ocean. We could not have asked for a more perfect day or a more perfect place to stay than in your condo at The Edgewater!
We will definately be back again!
And we took some business cards to give to friends who may be looking for a great place to stay on South Padre.
Jodi and Peter, you both are so cordial, kind and probably do not realize how appreciated you two are to all of us that have stayed at your lovely "second home". It is amazing and anyone that is looking for a great place to stay that truly emulates "home" you have found the perfect match with Jodi, Peter and The Edgewater!
Thanks Again for everything.
We will send pics of our wedding day and of the condo to you when we get them organized and back from the wedding photographer.
Peace and Love to you BOTH!
The Newlyweds!
5 Star Review submitted by guest July 16th, 2007:
Jodi and Peter, your place is wonderful! This was a great vacation for us...our daughter has suggested that we make it an annual event. :-) We did not grill, but we did follow your suggestion about Dirty Al's and Pirate's Landing (both were EXCELLENT!)
It is an amazing place and we are looking forward to visiting again. I really appreciate how you are so detail oriented and kept in contact with us prior to our stay.


text:
Facility managers must constantly monitor indoor air quality in order to properly store medication, protect their staff and maintain isolation room integrity. Primex IAQ temperature and humidity sensors consolidate this monumental task to a single, easy-to-use solution.
PrimexIAQ can help minimize the impact on your IT network with 802.11n network load - and is also 802.11b/g compatible. The sensors feature authentication protocols that meets today's stringent security and network authentication requirements and encryption protocols, including WEP, WPA, WPA2 and HTTPS.
The Intelligent Environmental Monitoring Solution
|4.7" H x 3.7" W x 1.3" D (11.93cm x 9.39cm x 3.30cm)
|0.3lbs (136 gram) with 2AA batteries
|Operating Temperature
|32F to 122F (0C to 50C)
|Data Packet Size
|< 5kB
|Battery Power
|2 AA 1.5V batteries
|FDA Registered
|21 CFR Part 11 compliant
|(temperature and humidity sensor)
|(AC adapter)
|(AC adapter extension 6' [1.8M])
|(battery pack replacement)


text:
1119 Rose - Big Rapids Real Estate for Sale
Comfortable 3 Bedroom home looking for a family! Listed at $74,900 Call for your private showing today...Posted by Chris Jane Sells Houses on Wednesday, September 30, 2015
COMFORTABLE 3 BEDROOM HOME LOOKING FOR A FAMILY! I sit on a substantial piece of prime city real estate. Just blocks from the best schools our town has to offer. I have been upgraded with features that will last, like my new steel roof and stone tile entryway. My paved driveway leads you up to a 2 car garage with plenty of space for your weekend toys and the children's bikes. My yard is massive and beautiful in the fall, when you can sit around the fire ring making s'mores and the kind of memories that last. Call for your private showing today.
Listing information
- Year Built: 1935
- Status: Sold on 9/27/2016
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 1,570
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $1,558
- School District: Big Rapids
- Property ID: 103885134
- Beds: 2
- Stories: 0
- Foreclosure: No
- Lot Area: 0.73
- County: Big Rapids
- Subdivision: W90 - Mecosta Twp
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 1 (Full: 1 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Parking Type Description: Detached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 1,570 ($47.71 per sq. foot)
- Lot Size: 210x257
- High School: Big Rapids


text:
Triangle Energy refers to the ASX announcement dated 12 December 2012 wherein Triangle Energy (Global) Limited "Triangle") signed a Letter of Intent covering six Moroccan exploration blocks with Morocco's Mines and Petroleum Office, ONHYM.
Triangle submitted to ONHYM proposed work programmes and applications for each licence in January 2013, shortly after this the Moroccan Government experienced a turbulent political landscape until October 2013 when a new cabinet was appointed.
Triangle Energy (Global) Limited
Please be civil. Job and promotion will not be added into the comment page.
Your name*
Leave this field blank
Your e-mail*
Your website
Your comment*
(Use Markdown for formatting.)
Leave this field blank
This question helps prevent spam:
What color is the sky on a clear day?*
Remember me
your browser.
Mobile news
Our news
your website
Do you have any
tips to us
About us | Contact | Privacy | Terms |
Editor: Michael Rogers
Copyright 1973-2016. Scandinavian Oil-Gas Online. ISSN 1500-709X.
Tel: +47 22 44 72 70, Fax: +47 22 44 72 87


text:
Project Update
It was just over one year ago that I started work on The Learning English Video Project and I have to say that I am thrilled with how everything is going so far. The support I have received from YOU, the audience, has been spectacular and I have really enjoyed reading your feedback since I began the blog posts in August 2008. (more…)
Learning English Video Project in China and Brazil
Firstly I would like to thank everybody at English Club for their comments and support over the last few months. Your input has made the project worth all of the hard work and I sincerely hope that you enjoy the films we have been putting together.
I would also like to thank everyone who has invited me to Iran, Chile, Tunisia, Indonesia, Argentina, Cameroon and many other countries around the world in order to produce more films. Since the project began, I have received so many invitations it is difficult to keep count…
Due to the phenomenal feedback that we have had, Englishclub.com has announced that it will sponsor The Learning English Video Project so that we may make two more films; later on this year, I will continue the project in both China and Brazil!
Pre-production will begin in May 2009 and I will let you know when I can confirm exact times, dates and locations for the filming schedule.
In the meantime, the first episode of The Learning English Video Project; 'Stories from Morocco' will be available to watch FOR FREE on www.englishclub.com from April 21 2009!
I hope you enjoy the film and I look forward to reading your comments.
Best Wishes,
Audience Participation
The Learning English Video Project is entering one of the most important stages of production and we are offering YOU the chance to take part!
I have been editing each of the films for the last few weeks and should be coming to the closing stages of production at the end of January.
I am looking for 25 volunteers to be part of the test audience panel! Each video (England, USA, Spain, Morocco, Romania) needs to be seen by five people so that we can get some feedback on the films before the series is released in April 2009!
Video Blog Vote!
Voting Time!
First of all I would like to extend a huge thank you to all who have taken part in the EnglishClub.com video project diary. It has been a real inspiration reading all of your comments and replies – all 1400 of them!
As you may have gathered, the filming stage of the project has come to a close. All that remains now is a LOT of editing. In the meantime though, it would be fantastic to keep in contact with the regular contributors and keep the video blog alive. I have therefore decided to ask your personal opinion on all of the video blogs that have been posted so far.
My name is Daniel and I am going to make a film
Welcome to my digital diary and pseudo-aesthetic medium for detailing the events leading up to the release of an international collaboration and enormously compelling documentary film project.
I am an independent documentary filmmaker and language enthusiast from the United Kingdom. I also teach a combination of EFL and practical film making (see picture above – taken at Millfield Summer School 2008) and for the last five years, film production has been one of my central passions. I have worked for several production companies throughout Europe and have since been undertaking independent ventures that subjectify another of my prime interests; language.
Organisations, individuals and other collaborators from Africa, America, Western Europe, Great Britain and far Eastern Europe are preparing to take part in a documentary film project examining the various strategies, ideas and inspirations behind learning English as a second language. Why is English so popular, what does it mean to be able to speak it, and above all, what are the best ways of learning? Over the course of the next few weeks, I hope to provide an educational and entertaining insight into the learning habits of ESL students all across the globe. Accompanied by my close associate and dedicated co-producer Joel Carr, I will be living with people from the cities we visit in an attempt to establish a true sense of place and cultural identity.
The documentary starts in Cambridge on September 3rd 2008 when we will be visiting the Cambridge International Club, International Cambridge University Students Union and Michael House.


text:
"LIVE & LOVE WELL" Women's Pullover Gray
"LIVE & LOVE WELL" Printed on a Women's Pullover
Brand - Alternative Apparel - True to Size
Available in: Gray
50% Polyester, 38% Cotton, 12% Rayon
This soft and versatile long sleeve with raglan sleeves can be worn on its own or layered up. Small Side Slit At Hemline. Contains Organic & Recycled Materials.
Every Purchase Helps Feed Malnourished Children.


text:
Lady Gaga in a Bathtub: That Got Your Attention, Right? (PHOTOS)
The famed photographer's blog shows Gaga arriving in D.C. — looking exhausted and refreshingly unglam — before performing for President Barack Obama on Tuesday night. She's also shown in the bathtub and just being her goofy self — plus there are some pics of some of her most enthusiastic Little Monsters.
The behind-the-scenes photos paint a very real portrait of the larger-than-life star, showing fans that she is not superhuman — she gets tired, she's not always dressed to the nines (or dressed at all), and she's apparently a fan of Eastern medicine (there are photos which reveal bruises from the Eastern practice of cupping).
feud with Kelly and Sharon Osbourne and was recently criticized for her ill-timed costume choice of a plastic gun-ladened bra.
Do you think the photos of Gaga make her seem more down-to-Earth? And will you be buying her upcoming album? Let us know in the comments section.
No changes are to be made to this player


text:
Party Entertainment
We are located in downtown Elkhorn and host the most fun get-togethers for birthdays, Girl Scouts, groups of friends and family, costume parties and more! We teach etiquette in a fun way for little girls and boys, have playtimes available and even rent costumes. We have costumes in all sizes even up to adult size. Gowns, dresses, scarves, hats, shoes and jewelry are just some of the accessories for you to try on and have fun with! There is always something new and exciting happening at Clara's Closet!


text:
Seminole State College of Florida graduate Isa Adney is paying it forward with a new book and receiving national attention, including accolades from the White House.
Adney, who now works as a Student Life coordinator at Seminole State, can add published author to her list of accomplishments. Her book, "Community College Success: How to Finish with Friends, Scholarships, Internships, and the Career of Your Dreams," was released in March.
Recently, the White House named Adney a "Community College Superstar" for her mentorship efforts. And Adney has begun a tour to promote her book that included an interview on WCVB, the ABC affiliate in Boston.
Adney is no stranger to success. At Seminole State, she won a Jack Kent Cooke scholarship, the largest award offered to two-year college students in the United States. With the publication of her book, she has been asked to speak at colleges and conferences, sharing her experiences and the tips that helped her succeed. The real secret, she says, is people.
"Peers, professors and professionals…people make a difference," Adney says. "I never would have expected or planned everything that I've achieved, but I can name the people at Seminole State who had a hand in my success."
Working with students is part of what inspired her to write the book, Adney says. As students came to her for advice, she noticed that they were applying it to their own situations and thriving.
"I thought that I could put all of this advice in a book and help a lot of students – more than just the ones who pass through my office," she says.
Adney's book, which has received praise from Miami Dade College President Dr. Eduardo J. Padron and best-selling author Harlan Cohen among others, focuses on the challenges first-generation students face at community colleges. Adney said it's one of the first books to focus exclusively on the unique challenges community college students face. It covers several topics, from the importance of choosing a major early and getting involved in clubs to finding a mentor and discovering your perfect career.
"My hope for the book is that it will reach many, many community college students across the country," she says. "I want students to see that they have the tools within themselves to succeed. They can use their college experience as a great asset for their lives, as long as they know how to connect it to what they really want."
Seminole State College of Florida has welcomed two new directors and a dean to its staff. Aaron Hanlin and Morgan Tracy are serving as directors at the College, and Michelle Franz is a new dean.Read More »
After a national search, Jon Askins has been named assistant director of campus safety and security at Seminole State College of Florida. As assistant director, Askins plans, organizes, staff and directs the operations of five campus and center sites.Read More »
Featured Video
|View All Videos »
Do you have a story that you would like us to cover? Send us the info and, if available, a related photo.
|Submit story
and/or photo


text:
The divine right of kings was a belief that the king received his power and right to rule from God.
The proponents of this doctrine claimed that it was scripturally supported, and pointed to two key texts.[1] The first of these was Proverbs 8:15-16:
- By me kings reign, and princes decree justice. By me princes rule, and nobles, even all the judges of the earth.
The second of these key texts was Romans 13:1-2:
- Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God. Whosoever therefore resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall receive to themselves damnation.
|This page uses content from Conservapedia. The original article was at Divine right of kings. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. Conservapedia grants a non-exclusive license for you to use any of its content (other than images) on this site, with or without attribution. Read more about Conservapedia copyrights.


text:
Weakened Jova Mexico
October 12, 2011 by staff
Weakened Jova Mexico, Emergency officials and residents rushed to prepare a weakened Hurricane Jova slowly turned toward the southwest coast of Mexico.
The eye of the Category 2 hurricane was expected to move over western Mexico early Wednesday. Further weakening is forecast once the center of the storm crosses the coast.
Center of the storm was about 60 miles west of the resort city of Manzanillo at 11 pm ET, according to the National Hurricane Center. It was moving northeast at 8 mph, with winds of 100 mph.
The outer bands of Jova moved ashore Tuesday morning, the center said.
Rain fell in Manzanillo as hotel workers board up windows and sandbagged the beach in preparation for the storm.
The mayor said 36 shelters were open and that the authorities set up barricades to prevent flooding in areas that usually have problems.
"As tourists, they were told that unless they have urgent issues the city must leave," said Mayor Nabor Ochoa.
About 30 elderly residents were moved from their home to a shelter in the area before the storm.
"No man is confidence," said 69-year-old Cecilia Sanchez about the preparations that were made. "But a God who hears my prayers."
In the shelter where you are, the local director of civil protection authorities said they can not afford to board up windows.
"We know that in the United States to protect them (windows) of plywood. We have not been able to do here, because we ¹ t have no resources to do it," said David Sanchez.
A hurricane warning is in effect from Punta San Telmo to Cabo Corrientes to the north, near Puerto Vallarta.
"Our main concern is the welfare of the population," said Trinidad Lopez, director of civil protection in the state of Jalisco on Monday. "We are doing everything possible to protect people."
At least 100 shelters were open, said Lopez. Workers distributed food, cots and blankets, and heavy machinery equipment placed in strategic locations throughout the state, he said.
Mexico's federal government was also assisting. More than 300 soldiers were deployed and members of the Navy of Mexico in Puerto Vallarta are on alert, Lopez said.
While officials prepared for the arrival of the storm, tourists to the popular tourist area said they are determined not to let the storm ruin your trip.
"We already have plans. Everything is paid. We. We are not going to bother," said Doris Milburn, who was heading to Puerto Vallarta for a week-long trip with her daughter, her grandson and the grandson's girlfriend.
Arkansas resident said her family was willing to have fun, even if the rainy weather threat.
"Let's walk, have a margarita or two, (a) Bloody Mary and read our books," he said while waiting for a flight at the airport in Dallas.
Mexico's National Weather Service warned sailors of the Pacific coast of the country to prepare for the increasing rain, waves and wind.
High surf warnings were in effect from Jova generated swells hit parts of the southwest coast of Mexico.
"These waves can cause life threatening surf and rip current conditions," said National Hurricane Center. "Jova is expected to produce total rainfall accumulations of 6 to 12 inches in the states of Michoac?n, Colima and Jalisco and Nayarit, with possible isolated maximum amounts of 20 inches."
Please feel free to send if you have any questions regarding this post , you can contact on
Disclaimer: The views expressed on this site are that of the authors and not necessarily that of U.S.S.POST.


text:
Currencies trading and euro. The price of EUR/USD approached an important level of 1.1500 and the upper boundary of the local rising channel, but could not overcome it and started to correct downwards. Within the reduction the quotes broke through the lower boundary of the channel and the level of 1.1400. Fixing below these levels will confirm the sell signal with target levels at 1.1200, 1.1080 and 1.1000. We maintain a medium-term negative outlook for the euro.
Nearest resistance levels: 1.1400, 1.1450, 1.1500, 1.1620, 1.1700
Nearest support levels: 1.1300, 1.1200, 1.1100, 1.1000, 1.0850, 1.0700
Currencies trading and British pound. The price of GBP/USD after a sharp rise reached the inclined line of resistance and the level of 1.5500. Currently the quotes are consolidated below this mark and in the near future may start to correct down to the next support level at 1.5350 and 1.5200. On the other hand fixation above 1.5500 will lead to continued growth to 1.5675. We expect the price decline of the pound in the medium term and look forward for the signal to open new positions.
Nearest resistance levels: 1.5500, 1.5675, 1.5700, 1.5800, 1.5900
Nearest support levels: 1.5350, 1.5250, 1.5000, 1.4700
Currencies trading and Japanese yen. The price of USD/JPY approached to the important support level at 118.00, but could not break through it and rebounded upwards. Within the correction, quotes can return to the important level near 120,00-120,50 and continue to rise to 121.50. Fixing above this resistance level will confirm the signal for opening long positions with the targets at 123.00 and 124.50. We expect price growth in the medium term.
Nearest resistance levels: 120.50, 121.50, 123.00, 124.50, 125.00, 125.70, 128.00
Nearest support levels: 119.00, 118.50, 118.00, 117.00
Currencies trading and Australian dollar. The price of AUD/USD corrected downward and in the near future is likely to reach the level of 0.7260 and inclined support line. The growth of quotations in the short term is limited by the resistance at 0.7400, the overcoming of which will lead to the continuation of the upward price movement to 0.7500 and 0.7600. The breaking of a local minimum at 0.7200, will confirm a sell signal with the objectives at 0.7000 and 0.6900. We expect decline of prices in the medium term.
Nearest resistance levels: 0.7200, 0.7260, 0.7400, 0.7500, 0.7600, 0.7700, 0.7800
Nearest support levels: 0.7000, 0.6900, 0.6750, 0.6600, 0.6500
Currencies trading and New Zealand dollar. The price of NZD/USD after reaching the upper boundary of the rising channel and approaching the level of 0.6900, started to correct. Further increase of quotations is limited by the psychologically important mark of 0.7000, a break of which is unlikely. On the other hand, at the moment there is a high probability of price correction within the channel to 0.6700 and the lower boundary of the channel. Our medium-term outlook remains negative and we are waiting for a change of trend in the near future.
Nearest resistance levels: 0.6850, 0.7000, 0.7200
Nearest support levels: 0.6800, 0.6700, 0.6600, 0.6450, 0.6400, 0.6320, 0.6250, 0.6200


text:
Already have an account? Sign In{* #registrationForm *}
Already have an account? Sign In{* #registrationFormBlank *}
We have sent you a confirmation email. Please check your email and click on the link to activate your account.
We look forward to seeing you frequently. Visit us and sign in to update your profile, receive the latest news and keep up to date with mobile alerts.
Don't worry, it happens. We'll send you a link to create a new password.{* #forgotPasswordForm *}
We have sent you an email with a link to change your password.
We've sent an email with instructions to create a new password. Your existing password has not been changed.
To sign in you must verify your email address. Fill out the form below and we'll send you an email to verify.{* #resendVerificationForm *}
Check your email for a link to verify your email address.
The royal family is in the midst of their visit to Poland, and all eyes are on the children of Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. Prince George was already spotted wearing some adorable shorts and ankle socks, but his little sister, Princess Charlotte, has gotten a different kind of attention drawn to her fashion choices.
>> PHOTOS: Charming Princess Charlotte, Prince George at 'Trooping the Color' parade
According to Hello!, the little princess was seen wearing some red shoes on the first day of the royal tour of Poland on Monday. However, an "eagle-eyed royal watcher" known by the Twitter handle @bojanana believes that Charlotte is wearing the same shoes her uncle, Prince Harry, wore back in 1986.
Hello! describes the shoes as "Start-rite" and said they "have the same bar strap, rounded edges, beige sole and round buckle." Hello! also noted that the shoes on Charlotte look scuffed, which could indicate the shoes are aged.
The site said "it's not uncommon for royals to reuse clothing and keep traditional pieces for future generations." George has worn clothes his father wore as a child in the past, such as wearing the same white shirt and blue shorts to Trooping the Colour last year.
A sailor whose disappearance from a U.S. Navy vessel last month launched a days-long search amid fears he had fallen overboard could face discharge after he was found hiding in the ship's engine room, according to multiple reports.
Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) 3rd Class Peter Mims, 23, appeared to have vanished June 8 from the USS Shiloh as the vessel was 180 miles east of Okinawa, Japan.
He was found one week later, hiding in one of the ship's engine rooms, Navy Times reported.
Mims admitted last week during an admiral's mast that his disappearance was "intentional, and that he took steps to try to avoid being found by the other Shiloh sailors who were actively trying to locate him," during an admiral's mast, Lt. Paul Newell, spokesman for the U.S. 7th Fleet, told Navy Times.
He was charged with violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, including abandoning watch and dereliction of duty, Stars and Stripes reported.
Navy officials declined to discuss Mims' possible punishment for the violations, although Navy Times reported that he could face discharge.
>> Related: Navy sailor presumed overboard found hiding on ship: report
"We are not disclosing any of the punitive actions taken against him," Newell told Navy Times. "However, I can say that Mims is facing possible further administrative action."
Citing the Manual for Courts-Martial, Stars and Stripes reported that Mims could face a maximum of a "bad-conduct discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances and confinement for six months."
Mims' disappearance triggered a multinational search.
The U.S. Navy, Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force and the Japanese Coast Guard spent more than 50 hours combing 5,500 square miles of the Philippine Sea in search of Mims. The search was suspended on June 11, although crewmembers on the Shiloh continued to look for the missing sailor.
Mims is from Putnam County, Florida, and was assigned to the Shiloh in 2014
A couple practicing the famed lift from the 1980s classic "Dirty Dancing" found themselves in the hospital after they failed to execute the move and instead knocked each other out, according to multiple reports.
The pair, identified by BBC News as Sharon Price and her fiance Andy Price, were practicing a recreation of the final dance scene between Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey outside a pub in Somerset, England, when they collided, according to reports.
The couple shares a last name by coincidence, but they are not yet married.
The pair decided to practice on a lark, Sharon Price, 52, told the "Today" show.
"(The) family didn't think we would actually do it," she said. "And when we were lying on the floor, (they) thought we were messing about until they heard me gasping for breath."
Andy Price told BBC News that he and his fiancee were standing about 30 feet apart when she ran toward him.
"I grabbed her hips and the next thing we knew, we were flat out," he told the news station.
Photos of the pair before and after the crash were widely shared on social media.
Sharon Price told BBC News that 1987's "Dirty Dancing" is among her favorite movies.
"We thought it would be something different," she said. "Everybody else slow dances, so we thought we'd jazz it up a bit."
The couple, who have been together for 18 months and engaged for seven, was taken to a hospital for treatment and released, the "Today" show reported.
"I don't think we'll have that one at the wedding," Sharon Price told BBC News. "I think we'll go for a traditional slow one and I'll let Andy choose."
A Minneapolis police officer shot and killed Australian bride-to-be Justine Damond, 40, Saturday night after she called 911 to report a possible assault behind her home, family members said Sunday.
Police said Damond was shot around 11:30 p.m. after a pair of officers responded to a 911 call near the 5100 block of Washburn Avenue South.
>> Related: Australian woman killed by police after calling 911, family says
In a video posted to Facebook, Damond's stepson, Zach Damond, said that she called authorities after hearing a suspicious sound in the alley behind the family's home Saturday night. The Star Tribune reported that Justine went by her to-be married name instead of her maiden name, Justine Ruszczyk.
The shooting sent shockwaves through both her native and her adopted homes.
Here's what we know:
The Chinese government is blocking social media posts including the image of A.A. Milne's beloved Winnie the Pooh, apparently due to constant comparisons between the cartoon bear and Chinese President Xi Jinping, according to multiple reports.
The Guardian reported that references to "Little Bear Winnie," Winnie the Pooh's Chinese name, were bringing up errors on Monday for some social media users in China.
Authorities didn't explain the decision to block to bear, according to The Guardian. However, BBC News reported that bloggers' comparison of Pooh's image to that of the country's president prompted the clampdown.
"It is not only that China's censors will not tolerate ridicule of the country's leader, they do not want this beloved children's character becoming a kind of online euphemism for the Communist Party's general secretary," according to the news site's China blog. "In other countries such comparisons might be thought of as harmless enough and some might even think that having Winnie as your mascot could even be quite endearing: not in China."
The New York Times reported that government censors have been battling with Pooh bear since at least 2013, when an image of Xi and then-President Barack Obama drew comparisons to Winne the Pooh and Tigger. Since then, multiple social media users have compared Pooh to Xi.
A 40-year-old Australian woman who was set to get married next month was shot and killed Saturday by a Minneapolis police officer after authorities responded to her report of a possible assault behind her home, according to multiple reports.
The woman, identified by The Sydney Morning as Justine Damond, was shot around 11:30 p.m. Saturday after a pair of Minneapolis police officers responded to a 911 call near the 5100 block of Washburn Avenue South, police said.
In a video posted to Facebook, Damond's stepson, Zach Damond, said that she called authorities after hearing a suspicious sound in the alley behind the family's home Saturday night. The Star Tribune reported that Justine went by her to-be married name instead of her maiden name, Justine Ruszczyk.
"At one point an officer fired their weapon, fatally striking a woman," the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Sunday in a news release. "The officers' body cameras were not turned on at the time and the squad camera did not capture the incident. Investigators are attempting to determine whether any video of the incident exists."
Citing three unidentified sources with knowledge of the incident, the Star Tribune reported that an officer, sitting in the driver's seat of a squad car, was speaking with Damond when the officer seated in the car's passenger seat pulled his gun and shot her. The bullet went through the driver's side door, according to the Star Tribune.
No weapons were recovered at the scene, the newspaper reported.
"Basically, my mom's dead because a police officer shot her for reasons I don't know," Zach Damond said in the Facebook video (Warning: Video contains strong language. Viewer discretion is advised), referring to Justine as his mom. "I demand answers. If anybody can help, just call police and demand answers. I'm so done with all this violence."
Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges said Sunday that the shooting made her "heartsick" and "deeply disturbed."
"We have few facts at this point," she said Sunday at a news conference. "I have questions about why the bodycams weren't on."
A friend of Damond's said she moved to the United States about three years ago to be with her fiancé, The New York Times reported.
"They were so in love," Omo said, according to the Times.
Damond led meditation workshops at Minneapolis' Lake Harriet Spiritual Community, according to the center's website. She practiced yoga and meditation for nearly 20 years before her death.
"We are so sad to report the tragic shooting of Justine Damond," the center said on its Facebook page. "Justine was one of the most loving people you would ever meet. We can't even imagine LHSC without her."
Police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting. The officers involved have been placed on paid administrative leave, following standard procedure, according to the Star Tribune.
Emoji fans, today's your day.
Tourist attractions, businesses and social-media users around the globe Monday are celebrating the fourth annual World Emoji Day, a tribute to everyone's favorite fun symbols.
Is an emoji worth 1,000 words? Maybe not, but the smiley faces and other colorful icons have become a popular form of self-expression.
Officially, there are currently 2,666 emojis, according to the BBC.
Two Israeli police officers died after they were shot Friday during an attack near a holy shrine in Jerusalem, the BBC reported.
The three men who attacked the officers were killed, police said.
The attack was near the site known to Jews and the Temple Mount and to Muslims as Haram al-Sharif, the BBC reported.
Israeli police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said the attackers were armed with automatic weapons, CNN reported.
"I can confirm that the two police officers who were previously in critical condition have died of their wounds in [the] hospital," Rosenfeld told CNN.
Police said the gunmen opened fired as they made their way from the shrine toward Lions' Gate, an opening in Jerusalem's Old City walls. They were pursued back to the shrine and shot dead, the BBC reported.
The compound is the holiest site in Judaism and the third holiest in Islam.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the shrine will be closed Friday for security reasons, The Associated Press reported.
President Donald Trump was in Paris to watch the Bastille Day Parade early Thursday. The president is attending the event as the guest of French President Emmanuel Macron, NBC News reported.
This year's parade has dual meaning for France and the United States. The storming of the Bastille prison on July 14, 1789, sparked the beginning of the French Revolution. The United States, meanwhile, is marking the 100th anniversary of its entry into World War I. President Woodrow Wilson asked Congress to declare war on April, 2, 1917. The declaration became official four days later when both houses approved the measure.
Trump and Macron watched as U.S. and French troops marched down the Champs Elysée in western Paris. Some 190 troops from the U.S. Army, Navy and Air Force participated in the parade, along with thousands of French troops, NBC News reported.
The troops included members of the U.S. Army's 1st Infantry Division, which was founded in 1917.


text:
Italian Minister Probed Over Former Terrorist
Rome prosecutors are probing Welfare Minister Paolo Ferrero of the Communist Refoundation Party in connection with his controversial nomination of a former Red Brigade terrorist as part of a government advisory panel on drugs.
Ferrero has already annulled the appointment of Susanna Ronconi and the minister himself revealed on Thursday that prosecutors were looking into the nomination which enraged right-wingers in parliament.
Although he had initially defended the choice of Ronconi, he said legal advisors had judged the nomination illegitimate because she has been banned from public office.
Sources at the welfare ministry confirmed on Friday that prosecutors have sent Ferrero formal notice that he is being investigated. Under Italian law this does not necessarily mean he will be prosecuted. The probe aims to establish whether the minister can be charged with abuse of office.
Details of the case have been given to the Tribunal of Ministers, the only body which can carry out full investigations involving members of the government.


text:
Managing Risks While Monetizing Unsold Inventory
Michael Moreau -- Krux, VP, Solutions shares his industry wide knowledge on data-driven media in a recent article published on ADOTAS.com —
Publishers have a love-hate relationship with this word. On the one hand, programmatic channels help sell unsold ad inventory. On the other hand, introducing third parties into online ad sales opens the door for potential data leakage (the collection and usage of consumer behavioral data without the website owner's knowledge), and inherent brand identity risks.
Protecting publishers' brands, and more importantly, their customers' data, is critical when trying to maximize revenue opportunities. Finding the right balance between using third parties to drive sales and maintaining a safe brand environment may prove to be difficult at times, but it can be managed. There are three issues for publishers to consider in minimizing risk and maximizing revenue opportunities.
Find out what three issues need publisher's attention and Mr. Moreau's quick tips for publishers on managing and protecting their greatest assets across channels HERE


text:
Feb. 26, 2011
PALM DESERT, Calif. -
First Round Results in PDF Format
Third Round Pairings in PDF Format
The Wyoming Cowboys completed the first round of the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate on Saturday tied for 10th place out a field of 20 college teams. The Cowboys shot a first round score of 305 as a team, which is 17 over par, to tie with Boise State and Denver. Saturday's scheduled second round was cut short due to darkness. One foursome was unable to finish the second round, and so the second round will be concluded at 7 a.m., Pacific Time on Sunday morning to be followed immediately by the third and final round.
Wyoming was led by seniors Gabe Maier and Zach Zaremba, who are tied for 19th place with an 18-hole total of 74, two-over par.
The Texas A&M Aggies lead the Third Annual Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate, with a first-round team total of 294, six-over par. They lead UNLV by three strokes. The Rebels shot an opening round nine-over par 297. SMU and Santa Clara are tied for third with 11-over par scores of 299. Individually, Tom Carlson of New Mexico leads the event heading into Sunday with a three-under par round of 69. He was one of only three players to shoot sub-par rounds to open the tournament. UNLV's Kevin Penner is one stroke back of Carlson at 70, and Glen Scher from UC Santa Barbara is two strokes back of the leader at 71.
The tournament is being played on the Classic Club in Palm Desert, Calif. The course measures 7,305 yards and plays to a par of 72.
"It is evident from all the teams' scores that this is a golf course that was built for a PGA event," said UW Director of Golf Joe Jensen. "This is a great opportunity for our players to play on a premier golf course.
"This is our third year hosting this event at the Classic Club in Palm Desert (Calif.). We have a great field here this year with five ranked teams. The combination of a difficult golf course and a tremendous field have made for a very challenging event.
"With this being our first tournament of the spring, I saw some positives in how we competed. Our kids attitudes were good. I knew we were going to be a little bit rusty coming out of the gate. Several of the teams have played a tournament already and have been able to practice outside throughout the winter. I am looking for a solid performance from top to bottom in our lineup. The tournament is tight, with several teams closely bunched. If we can play solid, we can come out of this feeling good about our start to the season."
The tournament leader, Texas A&M, entered this week ranked No. 10 in the Golfweek.com college rankings. The other ranked teams in the field include: No. 54 SMU, No. 60 New Mexico, No. 62 UNLV and No. 72 Colorado State.
Following completion of the Desert Intercollegiate on Sunday, Wyoming's next spring tournament will be the University of Denver Desert Shootout in Goodyear, Ariz., on March 17-19.


text:
Beaumont/Port Arthur
Effective Feb. 13, at 7 a.m., Plum Avenue between Cable Avenue and Magnolia Avenue will be closed to traffic, City of Beaumont administrative assistant Rosanna Mojica said in a release.
No one knows when the graffiti was painted on the Riverfront Park bridge, but the newspaper reporter who discovered "stupid f------g Jews" in spray paint on the morning of Feb. 6 called Allison Nathan Getz, saying he would not leave the bridge until the hateful words were removed.
Getz said that she contacted city manager Kyle Hayes, who met her at Riverfront Park to inspect the damage.
Police in Vidor have made multiple arrests for forgery recently. William Grubbs, 45, of Orange was arrested Feb.
Gethrel "Get" Hall Williams-Wright hasn't ventured too far from home for too long in the seven-plus decades in which God has blessed her with the morning sun, and if given the opportunity to wake up another seven decades, she'd gladly do it again where it all started.
"I love Beaumont," she says. "I love my city. I don't want to be anywhere but here.
The city of Beaumont discussed changes to its animal care ordinance Jan. 10, and Jan. 31, City Council approved several ordinance amendments, including making pet sterilization mandatory for adoption and increasing pet limits.
The Animal Care Advisory Committee, a state-mandated committee appointed to assist in improving animal care in Beaumont, recommended changing the adoption fees at Beaumont Animal Services from $30 to $90 for cats and $120 for dogs, with the new fees including spaying or neutering and vaccinations.
Police are investigating a Feb. 2 report of an aggravated kidnapping in Beaumont and a possible connection between the assailant and two victims, who were found unharmed following the incident, reports Officer Haley Morrow.
The Symphony of Southeast Texas (SOST) is proving that great music has no boundaries as they take the audience to new and creative places through the magic of inspiring orchestra music combined with amazing guest artists and continue their 64th season with styles for all tastes to enjoy.
Several lane closures and traffic delays in Southeast Texas can be expected in the next few days, TxDOT PIO Sarah Dupre reported.
While we harbor no disrespect for the Wall Street Journal who called us "that scrappy little paper from Southeast Texas," we prefer to think of ourselves as simple seekers of the truth. We're of the opinion that headlines and sound bites never tell the whole story. Our readers demand all the facts, facets and flavors of every story or event. And, they expect to be informed, educated and stirred to action.
For this week's New York Times crossword puzzle, pick up a copy of this week's The Examiner on newsstands now.


text:
Google has revealed it's new plan to speed up the mobile web experience. Today, the search engine giant Google announced that they are working on
Mobile World
Facebook owned WhatsApp is most popular messaging service round the world. In fact, according to the recent report, WhatsApp is most widely preferred messaging platform
Tech News
Facebook's Internet.org continues to face massive criticism and this time, the backlash came from Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of World Wide Web. The Father of
PC Tricks
Two apps existence in Windows 8 that drew many negative reviews were the touch friendly 'Settings' app and 'Control Panel'. Many criticized Microsoft for making
Today is the age of internet and almost all the people are constantly connected to wireless internet. However, with all the boom, there comes a


text:
- Description
This modern sofa features a tried and true design, making it a favorite living room piece. Plush seating and expert upholstery promise long-lasting quality and style. Available in a variety of colors.Includes
1 Dark Teal Sofa, 1 Dark Teal LoveseatDimensions
Sofa(CM6761TL-SF), 86" x 34" x 32"H
Loveseat(CM6761TL-LV), 62" x 34" x 32"H
Chair(CM6761TL-CH), 38" x 34" x 32"H - Optional
More from this collection: Sofia
- Additional Information
Additional Information
SKU 137903646 MPN CM6761TL-SF+CM6761TL-LV GTIN UPC 847289088653,847289001980,847289088660 Brand Furniture of America Collection Sofia Assemble Length No Assemble Width No Assemble Height No Assembly Required Yes Material No Color Teal Styles Transitional Shipping Time 1-2 Weeks Free Shipping No
- Reviews
Disclaimer: Pictures displayed may include optional products not included in the price. Computer monitors often display color variations. Color swatches are shown if alternative colors are available. Please call us or email us if you have any questions!


text:
The water company, which supplies about 4m households across the Midlands and Wales, unanimously rejected a series of offers, culminating at £22-a-share. It did so without coming to the table for talks with its suitors, so may face questions over its negotiating strategy.
After seeing its shares reach almost £21 during the takeover period they have, unsurprisingly, fallen back heavily and on Friday closed at £17.32. The board, led by chairman Andrew Duff, insisted the approaches did not reflect the " the long-term value and future potential of Severn Trent" so may face questions about how that potential will be achieved.
In a recent research note, analyst Dominic Nash at Macquarie initiated coverage on Severn at "outperform" and suggested the company may consider increasing its leverage to allow for a £500m special dividend.
Economic week ahead
Inflation will dominate this week's events. On Tuesday, we find out whether Mark Carney will have to cap his first fortnight in charge of the Bank of England with an apologetic letter of explanation for why CPI was above 3pc. Most economists expect inflation to come in just below 3pc, but there is a chance it could be higher.
On Wednesday, we find out just how he voted at this month's interest rates meeting. The Bank's surprise signal earlier this month that rates would be low for a while yet clearly indicated Mr Carney's vote. But did he vote for more QE, or does he believe it is a spent force in its present form?
In a busy week, jobs and average earnings figures are released on Wednesday as well. And the public finances are out on Friday. The Office for Budget Responsibility publishes its Fiscal Sustainability Report, too, which will reiterate its previous warning that the UK faces years more austerity than planned, to pay for healthcare and pensions.
Monday July 15
The high-street chocolate retailer Thorntons is in recovery mode after a slide in sales. The company is enjoying a rise in sales in it stores but also growing demand for its products in supermarkets. Earlier in July, Thorntons said in an unscheduled update that pre-exceptional profit before tax for the full year to the end of June 2013 will be ahead of current market expectations, which were for £4.6m. Thorntons will provide more detail about trading this week in a fourth-quarter and full-year trading update.
Full year results None scheduled
Interim results Access Intelligence, Amino Technologies, SThree
Trading update Thorntons
Economics None scheduled
Meetings None scheduled
Tuesday July 16
Full year results None scheduled
Interim results None scheduled
Trading update BTG, Computacenter, Dragon Oil, ITE Group, Michael Page International
Economics UK consumer prices index of inflation, Bank of England executive director for markets, Paul Fisher, appears before MPs to discuss Quantitative Easing
Meetings BTG (AGM), Cyprotex (AGM), Dairy Crest (AGM), GB Group (AGM), Vianet Group (AGM)
Wednesday July 17
Full year results None scheduled
Interim results None scheduled
Trading update Electrocomponents, E2V Technologies, Hochschild Mining, Intermediate Capital Group, Land Securities Group, Severn Trent Group
Economics Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee minutes, Office for Budget Responsibility's Fiscal Sustainability Report, unemployment data from Office for National Statistics
Meetings BT Group (AGM), Electrocomponents (AGM), E2V Technologies (AGM), Experian (AGM), FirstGroup (AGM), Intermediate Capital Group (AGM), Severn Trent Group (AGM), Telecom Plus (AGM), Worldwide Healthcare Trust (AGM)
Thursday July 18
Sports Direct will underline its position as one of the best-performing retailers in Britain on Thursday with a rise in sales and profits. The City expects the retailer to post an 18pc rise in sales to £2.2bn and a 45pc rise in pre-tax profits to £220m for the year to the end of April. On top of the good sales results, Sports Direct, founded by Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley, will also face questions about its aspirations to grow in Europe and expand outside sportswear.
The annual general meeting of 3i Group shareholders is likely to attract attention because the private equity group has seen activist investor Edward Bramson steadily acquire a stake in the company since January. Mr Bramson – now 3i's second-biggest shareholder through his Sherborne Investors vehicle – built his substantial stake in the company too late to table any resolutions for the AGM, but other 3i shareholders are nevertheless likely to be on the look-out for any hint at the meeting as to why Mr Bramson has expressed such interest in 3i, as none has yet been given. Separately, corporate governance body Pirc has recommended that investors vote against 3i's remuneration report.
Full year results Dart Group, Sports Direct
Interim results Arbuthnot Banking Group
Trading update Biome Technologies, Hilton Food Group, London Stock Exchange Group, Mothercare
Economics Bank of England Trends in Lending, Office for National Statistics retail sales
Meetings BP Marsh & Partners (AGM), Land Securities Group (AGM), London Stock Exchange Group (AGM), McKay Securities (AGM), Mothercare (AGM), Speedy Hire (AGM), 3i Group (AGM)
Friday July 19
Vodafone is due to deliver its interim management statement for the first quarter. Vittorio Colao is sure to face questions about his acquisition strategy after his £6.6bn swoop on Kabel Deutschland. The perennial issue of the fate of Vodafone's 45pc stake in Verizon Wireless is also bound to reappear, though the can will probably be kicked further down the road. Last year was decent for the group, so investors will look for a good start towards forecast earnings per share growth of 3pc this year.
Full year results None scheduled
Interim results None scheduled
Trading update Record, Vodafone
Economics Office for National Statistics public finances
Meetings Big Yellow Group (AGM), British Land (AGM), DCC (AGM), OMG (EGM), Summit Corporation (AGM)


text:
Many Muslims were baptized after the death of Fr. Daniel Sisoyev
Moscow, October 30, 2012
"A man gets killed when he is feared, when his spiritual superiority is feared. Father Daniel was threatened 14 times. And even on the day of his murder, he received a threatening call demanding that he must stop preaching among the Muslims. After his assassination many Muslims were baptized, as priests of other Churches have told me. The murder produced the opposite effect," says Father Oleg in an article published by the Orthodox newspaper Krestovsky bridge.
According to Stenayev, "When the warlord Said Buryatsky sentenced Father Daniel to death two 'charges' were announced—that Father Daniel conducted open debates with Muslims, and that he had them baptized.
"But the Muslims themselves initiated the debates. And the fact that they were coming to him to be baptized shows that something is lacking in Islam, that's why they came," said the author.
The priest emphasized that Father Daniel's mission never had an aggressive nature, and the videos of those debates are proof of this.
"Unfortunately, the intermissions were not filmed. During the debates there were periods when everyone in the lobby started talking to each other. Many Muslims gathered around Father Daniel and asked him questions which he answered very amicably. He had no animosity towards people of other confessions and he spoke about it in his lectures: "I love these people but I do not share their faith and their beliefs," says the article.
Father Oleg considers his friend to be a saint.
"Saints are difficult people, they always have an inspirational impulse, and they are ahead of others in ideas, words, and actions. It looked as if he was in a hurry. But actually it was us who were behind. Father Daniel was not in a rush, he was a measured person. But he set the pace and the tension and it wouldn't let one rest idly," he wrote.
On November 19, 2009 Father Daniel was shot in the Church of St. Thomas, where he was the rector. Soon after, on December 1, 2005, a suspect in the murder, a Kyrgyz citizen, was killed in Makhachkala during his arrest.
30 / 10 / 2012
Also here you can read
Monastic prayer rescued shipwreck survivors near the Indian coast
Bulgaria: citywide cross procession marks Family Day in Varna
Georgia celebrates its national holiday—St. George's (Giorgob) Day
Ancient Russian manuscripts go digital
ISIS—Already 300 kilometres from the European Mediterranean
Coronado: Russian Orthodox Mission in Costa Rica celebrates 20th Anniversary
Memorial plaque to Metropolitan Anthony (Khrapovitsky) blessed in Sremski Karlovci
Church in memory of victims of the Moscow theatre in Dubrovka terrorist attack completed
Editor-in-chief of a Greek newspaper jailed for defamation against head of the Church of Greece
Burial place of Holy Archdeacon Stephen the Protomartyr discovered
Victims of the terrorist act of November 16, 1996 commemorated in Kaspiysk
V. Legoida says that the memorandum signed in the Western Ukraine indicates the difficult situation in those dioceses for the faithful


text:
Random acts of kindness
Published: Thursday 11th August 2016
On 23 August across all of our campuses you may notice a few different things happening...
You may receive an unexpected compliment, a big smile from a stranger or a high five from a colleague. You may see flowers and chocolates being given out by students or someone paying for someone else's coffee in the canteen line. Why? Because ACU will be celebrating 'Random Acts of Kindness Day'!
We've set aside this day to help you let others know they're appreciated and cared about – both friends and strangers alike. It is one way of living out the ACU Mission.
We are dedicating a day to acts of kindness because we desire ACU to be a place where random acts of kindness are happening every day.
In 1982, writer and peace activist Anne Herbert coined the phrase "practise random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty" when she wrote it on a paper napkin in a San Francisco restaurant. In 1993 Chuck Wall, a professor at Bakersfield College, California, challenged his students to perform "a random act of senseless kindness" after hearing a radio report describing "another random act of senseless violence". Somewhere between these two events the idea of practising "random acts of kindness" was born.
Random Acts of Kindness Days at ACU is an initiative that's led by Campus Ministry but really involves everyone on campus. We're encouraging you to take some time to connect with someone at ACU or beyond that you're thankful for.
It might be as simple as picking up the phone and giving someone a call to see how their day is going. You might actually be the answer to someone's prayer today.
There will be tables stationed on each campus with 'kindness challenges' ready on slips of paper for you to take and implement.
For further information on how you can be involved email email@example.com or contact Campus Ministry on your Campus.
The aim for ambassadors is to help create spaces of encounter for ACU staff primarily through setting up and replenishing the Kindness Station in the Foyer of relevant buildings. Each station will feature food and slips of paper with 'kindness challenges' - suggestions of acts of kindness for people to undertake. Any extra activities or objects that ambassadors would like to include at their stations is at their own discretion.


text:
|Meeting Point
|At your hotel
|Ending Point
|At your hotel
|12:00 PM ( recommended ) Flexible
|4h Flexible
|English (License)
|Tour Type
|Private Tour ( only for you )
|Number of people
|1 ~ 15
As a half-day tour in Tokyo, I offer you my tour guide service to show you such three attractive destinations like Sensoji Temple (Asakusa), Meiji Shrine and Shibuya (or Ueno Park) . I offer this service at 150 dollars per group or person. Transportation for customers and me are not included.
Akio was extremely knowledgeable about Tokyo sites, history, and train system. We found his company extremely pleasant and informative.
Akio promptly met us at our hotel to take us to Tsukiji Fish Market Tour in the morning. We toured the inner and outer shops - it's a fast paced market place and was good to have someone take us there, navigate the way around since we didn't have much time. Go and see the market before they move!
Mr. Akio is a very friendly tour guide. He managed to arrange our tour according to the places we wanted. The tour is well-planned, organized and very informative. Thank you so much Mr. Akio. By the way, I hope you can send me the photos from your camera. Arigatou!
Akio was very polite and punctual. However his English was not so good and he offered very little explanation of the sights we saw. It was difficult to understand what he was saying and difficult to have a conversation with him as he didn't listen very well. We wanted to go to the fish market which was not on his usual tour however he did take us but there was nothing to see as it had finished so it was a waste of time and lots of time spent on the subway. As a client it would be better for him to be honest and to tell us that as a guide to perhaps go another time. To be fair He offered alternatives like Ginza street but we didn't want that. Akio looked after us well on the many subways and trains we took. I would only recommend him for 2stars and really only for jJapanese groups wanting a very limited tour of the sights as I don't feel his English was good enough.
Akio does not understand English as well as we had hoped and we did not get very much explanation about the places in Tokyo we visited. He was helpful in getting us from place to place by subway. For 80 years old, he does have a lot of energy.
Let me show you around the most attractive part of Tokyo, using public transportation such as JR elevated train and subway system, costing around 1,000 yen per person.
All the five destinations; Mei...
View more
The full day tour covers our most fascinating destinations in Tokyo. I show you around five destinations; Kyu Shiba Rikyu Garden, Tsukiji Fish Market, Ueno Park, Akihabara Electric Town and Ginza Str...
View more
As a half-day tour in Tokyo, I offer you my tour guide service to show you such three attractive destinations like Sensoji Temple (Asakusa), Meiji Shrine and Shibuya (or Ueno Park) . I offer this serv...
View more
Full day Yokohama & Kamakura Sightseeing - 8 hours
The Yokohama Landmark Tower is the second tallest building in Japan, standing 296.3 m (972 ft) high. The building was completed in 1993. On the 6...
View more


text:
Election Fraud is the most ridiculous of the Ridiculous Theories and Notions.
The existence of "Election Fraud" is dependent on several outrageous conditions to be met simultaneously, which are so outrageous they could never happen independent of each other much less simultaneously.
They are:
- the privatization of voter registration
- the privatization of voting itself
- the privatization of vote counting
- one party controlling
- the laws that govern of registering voters
- the technology of registering voters,
- voting
- and vote counting
None of these things has ever happened.


text:
Options for This Page
Member Since:
Jan 1, 2009
Following 0
Followers 3
Private [?]
From: Samantha Lockwood
Thanks for entering to be ThisNext's First Handmade Featured Artist of 2009! We're really excited about your participation and I just wanted to point you to another resource to help out with some of the tools TN has to offer, as well as some guidelines for the contest. http://blog.thisnext.com/blog/help-for-new-thisnext-users.html GOOD LUCK! oh and PS. you're already entered and you don't have to tag your items with "TN etsy" or "TN handmade" anymore since we have your name down.
Posted 9 Years Ago
Private [?]
From: designerista
I think it is totally cute!
Posted 9 Years Ago


text: Kazukiyo Nishikiori (錦織 一清, Nishikiori Kazukiyo, born on May 22, 1965 in Setagaya, Tokyo) is a Japanese actor and voice actor. He is best known to his fans as "Nikki" or "Nishiki", the leader of the three man group, Shonentai. Since he also practices Jeet Kune Do, he has the additional nickname, "Nishikio-Lee". He is a prolific actor for various TV dramas and is always willing to learn new skills to better adapt to his characters (such as learning how to dance to hip-hop, playing the shamisen, and others). He was a popular idol in the 70's but chose to participate in solo and more mature performances in recent years.


text:
Extreme Earth Paperback
by Anna Claybourne
Part of the 100 Things You Should Know About... S. series
100 Facts Extreme Earth is bursting with fantastic images, fun activities and exactly 100 amazing earth facts for kids.
Children will learn everything they need to know about the ultimate limits of our planet. 100 Facts Extreme Earth contains key topics about the spectacular natural features of our planet in simple numbered facts.
Every page features fantastic illustrations and photographs that support a child's understanding of the text.
This is the perfect natural disaster and tornado book for kids aged 6+.
Essential topics covered in 100 Facts Extreme Earth: - Treacherous temperatures and violent weather- Natural disasters such as tsunamis and earthquakes- Shocking scenery and landscapes such as the longest waterfalls and the driest place on Earth Examples of 'I don't believe it' fascinating facts: - At any one time, there are around 2000 thunderstorms happening on Earth.
Lightening strikes somewhere in the world about 100 times every second.- At the 'eye' of a hurricane, in the middle of the storm, it's calm and quiet, not stormy at all.
The eye only lasts a short time, until the rest of the storm arrives.- The Bible tells of a great flood that covered the world in water.
Some scientists think flood stories may be based on flooding that happened around 10,000 years ago after the last Ice Age.
Activities to make learning accessible and interactive include: - Create a tornado in a bottle with just two plastic drinks bottles, water and sticky tape! - Quiz question: Challenger Deep is deeper than Mount Everest is tall.
True or false?- Make a rain gauge with a jar or food container that you place in the ground.
Use a ruler to measure rainfall over a few weeks Author: Anna ClaybourneConsultant: Camilla de la BedoyerePages: 48Age: 6+Dimensions: 9 X 12Format: Paperback with holographic foilISBN: 9781848102323
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 48 pages, 100+ illustrations
- Publisher: Miles Kelly Publishing Ltd
- Publication Date: 01/01/2014
- Category: General knowledge & trivia (Children's/YA)
Standard Delivery
Within the UK
Also by Anna Claybourne | View all
Available with free
standard delivery
Available with free
standard delivery
Also in the 100 Things You Should Know About... S. series | View all
Available with free
standard delivery


text:
If it's real, it's the literary find of the century. New York antiquarian booksellers Daniel Wechsler and George Koppelman believe they have found William Shakespeare's annotated dictionary.
The book is John Baret's An Alvearie, or Quadruple Dictionarie … published in 1580. It was listed on eBay in late April, 2008. They placed a bid of $4300 and got it for $4050. Wechsler is unequivocal: ''Only $250 separated us from never having had this experience.''
Although unsigned, it contains thousands of annotations in a contemporary hand that point to the composition of some of Shakespeare's best known works, including Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, and many of the sonnets. Wechsler and Koppelman have spent the past six years making sense of the annotations and building a case that this can only be Shakespeare's copy. And they are now also looking to sell it.
To cite but one phrase attributed to Shakespeare, which appears in Hamlet: Gertrude: Your bedded haire, like life in excrements, Start up, and stand an end.
This can be found in the dictionary under Stare: His haire Stareth or standeth on end.
Furthermore, there are subtle clues such as the eight examples where it is claimed he practised the letters W and S. There isn't one smoking gun, rather their case rests on the sheer accumulation of examples that Shakespeare could only have found in Baret.
From the beginning, they reached out to scholars. Wechsler explains: ''They were extremely helpful giving advice, but it was also clear that they weren't about to jeopardise their reputations with such a claim.''
Shakespeare biographer and scholar Stephen Greenblatt is enthusiastic about the dictionary as an unheralded Shakespeare source book. ''We know Shakespeare had an eye out for unusual words - but we have only limited knowledge of where he went to find them.'' However, he had ''not had time to weigh the evidence'' of it being Shakespeare's copy.
Wechsler is prepared for the fact that no matter how strong the evidence, some people won't believe them. As such, they've just published Shakespeare's Beehive, a 300-page book outlining their case, which proves the Alvearie was vital to the composition of many of Shakespeare's works.
He feels opening up the dictionary to scholars will reveal further evidence. Wechsler is reluctant to discuss numbers, but ''after scholars have had time to digest the possibility and go over the evidence'' they will look at selling it. New York bookseller Jim Cummins who has found the argument persuasive, said it was impossible to guess how much it might make. ''Tens of millions … even a hundred.''