text:
A/N: I'm back! Miss me~? :D
SO. I don't really insert myself explicitly into my own stories, but I felt like I should this time. It may or may not have more chapters, that depends on the popularity and my inspiration.
Anyways, I was bored and this popped into my head. So, here ya go! :3
Features the 10th Doctor and I. NO pairings whatsoever. None. Never. Never ever again. ^^
I yawned, but despite my need for sleep my brain wouldn't stop its incessant clamoring. I sighed and tried various sleeping positions, but to no avail. After a good hour of this, I picked up the digital clock on my bedside table. With a groan I read the time: 1:26 am. Of course. Why would I ever be able to sleep. I closed my eyes and set the clock back down and shut my eyes, hoping that rest might finally envelope me.
A scratching noise came from outside my door, and my breathing quickened, but I squeezed my eyes shut and continued my sleeping attempt. The noise didn't stop, it was scratching, clawing, digging into my door, always, always...
Finally, after I had almost given up on dismissing it as my imagination, I sat up in bed and put my feet on the floor. I stood and opened my eyes. I took a deep breath and stepped towards the door, trying to believe that no matter how realistic the scratching sounded, it wasn't real. That it couldn't be real. I took another step and another, with the scraping agony on the other side of the door increasing in volume. As I put one hand on the doorknob, the noise stopped, as if waiting for me. Urging me on. Calling me into the darkness. Into the abyss.
I opened the door quickly, and there was, not surprisingly, nothing there. I looked down the hallway both ways and saw nothing. I backed into my room and was about to close the door. Then I heard it. Off in the distance, down the hallway and towards the kitchen, there was a loud noise like someone, something, running off hastily. Determined to get to the bottom of this, and no longer fearful, I ran down the tunnel that seemed to stretch on forever. I reached the end of the hallway.
My feet stopped and I gripped the kitchen counter, eyes wide at the sight before me. My throat was dry, and I had to bite back a scream. In the blackness of the kitchen, I saw a fearsomely large monster. Well, she looked that way at first. As she stepped towards me, her features were made clearer. I could see the pale skin, the bright yellow eyes, her beautiful figure. Her skin looked more like pale sapphires and her hair was made of rubies. She was gorgeous. I watched her face in awe, nearly mesmerized. My mind was clouded. My body collapsed.
I was sinking into a sea of mist. I saw her eyes, glowing yellow crystals, guiding me deeper into the mist. I was strangely calm, I felt at peace. I wanted to follow her eyes forever. Promises of rest were encased in those eyes. Those eyes...
I heard a disembodied voice shouting, but was unable to make out the words. There was a screeching sound, and I was faintly aware of someone near me. The screeching grew louder, and, before I could stop it, a yell of pain escaped my lips. Her eyes grew full of hate, or had they always been like that? A flame exploded somewhere in the mist, and it soon spread. It filled the eyes, those hateful eyes, and the fire raged on. It surrounded me. I fell down and a hand reached out from the flames. Whoever the hand belonged to was pulling me, dragging me. But I didn't want to go! The fire would kill me!
I tried to pull away, but the grip on my ankle was too strong...
The flames covered me, and suddenly I took a deep breath, gasped for air. I was back in my kitchen. I sat up straight and my heart was pounding.
"Ah, you're awake!" A man in a brown pinstripe suit and a beige trenchcoat smiled crookedly down at me, "Come on then, let's go! We have a Gevian to catch!"
I blinked and stood up, my head spinning. "Woah woah woah... A what? I don't... What just happened?" It was too late, the strange man was already a few feet in front of me and telling me to hurry up. I frowned, but followed anyways. We took off running and he left my house. I was apparently supposed to follow him. In my pajamas. And bare feet. I laughed quietly to myself and followed, scared yet excited.
The Gevian hadn't gotten far, we reached an abandoned warehouse and he stopped, "she's in there, and I need to follow her," he turned towards me, "take this and stay here." He sounded firm in that command. He handed me a strange cylindrical... thing, and was off before I could ask him how he knew she was in that particular warehouse. I decided that I would follow him once more. I mean, why not? It was more interesting than anything I'd experienced before, and I rather liked this funny man. I decided that I'd rather not let him die and, against my better judgement, stepped inside the building.
A gust of wind inside blew and threw the door shut behind me. Well, I guess that would be the sign that there's no going back. I smiled cheerily and walked up the stairs in front of me, anxious to play my role, whatever it may be.
"You can't just go about stealing the life force from these humans! What have they ever done to you?" The familiar voice came from the other side of the door. I put my ear up to the door and listened, trying to catch the whole conversation.
The voice in response was quiet, a hoarse whisper. My ears strained to hear what the responding disembodied voice was saying, but I caught it, barely. "You do not... understand... Doctor. I... am lost..." She seemed to be struggling with her speech, as if it were very weak. She sounded like she was in pain. I scrunched up my face in confusion, she had seemed so strong before.
"I can take you back to your planet, you never have to harm anyone else! I can help you, take you home! Isn't that better than this big chunk of rock?" The Doctor sounded anxious. I thought for a second that he might feel bad for her, when he voice fluctuated slightly. I must have been mistaken though; it only lasted for a short second.
She laughed malevolently, but there was sadness as well, "Doctor... my home is... gone... I was... stranded... here... I am dying." I heard a crash following her small speech, and then there was the sound of running, which I assumed was this doctor running from the Gevian, or whatever she was called. Before I could stop myself, I tried to open the door and rush in to help. Unfortunately, I found that the door was locked. I grimaced and frowned, thinking of what to do.
My mind went back to the object given to me by the Doctor, and I pulled it out. I was unsure of what to do, bt decided that I may as well try. I pointed it at the lock and pushed the switch on it up. The top of the sonic screwdriver glowed blue, and made a strange noise, similar to the one I heard before while my mind was clouded, though the memory that event were already fading.
The lock clicked, and I pushed the door open. I was surprised, as I didn't actually think anything would happen, but decided to leave the questions for later. Now was a time for acting rather than asking. I saw the man called the Doctor hanging out of a window, and the Gevian was across the room, which looked like something out of a sci-fi movie. Parts of the room had just disappeared, and I could see galaxies and... space things through the holes in the walls! Shaking my head and again, deciding to ask later, I looked towards the creature, "You! Ge... Gevi... Thing! Why don't you just leave this planet in peace!" I pointed the screwdriver at her, and tried to make it look threatening, but she only laughed hoarsely again.
I backed away towards the window and heard the man behind me, "I told you to stay! Why does no one listen to me?"
"You're about to die, the room is opened to the... cosmos, or whatever, and an alien is attacking me! Tell me again why your biggest concern is my obedience?"
The Gevian smiled darkly, her face filled with rage. "I will... control this planet... every... last life force... will be mine... You... you will be... the last to go. You will watch your world... die... just as I... watched mine." She stepped, or floated, as her feet weren't touching the ground, towards me. I knelt down and helped the strange man back up, not turning away from the Gevian.
He stood up and took the device away from me and pointed it towards her as I had been doing, but he looked so much cooler doing it. Maybe since he actually knew what he was doing, "stop this now. If you don't, I'll have to destroy you. I'm giving you a chance. Please, just leave this world in peace!"
An expression of mock fear showed on her face, "Oh no!... And who... are you... to threaten me... Where is your... home, Doctor? Not... on Earth, correct?" She grinned, "I... will take this planet... and you... with it!" She rushed towards him, but it was too late.
The man had pulled an unrecognizable device, about 4 feet tall and 6 feet wide, out of his... pocket? I blinked in confusion, "How the hell...?" I watched him in confusion as he pressed a few buttons on the machine. There was a beeping sound, and many lights flashed in different colors. She hissed and backed away, looking around for an escape. He turned to me and ran over.
"Ready to run again?" He looked excited as before, but there was a slight darkness in his voice. It was almost akin to sadness. I nodded and jumped up, running towards the door. The strange man was leading the way. We ran down the stairs and outside. Once outside, he stopped and turned towards the building and reached into his bottomless pocket once more. This time, he pulled out an object that resembled some sort of outer space remote. He pressed a few buttons on it, and the top floor of the warehouse went up in flames.
I blinked in confusion, shock, and slight sadness. "She... she's dead." I didn't know what else to say.
"Yeah." He nodded with a strained, blank look on his face. His coat blew in the wind.
"She is... was... an alien. And... you are too." I was trying to come to terms with this whole thing. I was never one to believe in aliens, but with the sight before me... I didn't know what to think anymore.
He simply nodded in response once more. I blinked and looked over at him, not sure of how to respond.
After a few minutes, or what seemed like hours, he turned and grinned at me, "Well, I'd best get back... See you around, maybe." He walked off in the direction of a tiny blue police box. I stood for a second or two in confusion, and raced after him, abandoning my better judgement. He stepped inside the blue box and left the door open. I stepped inside.
The interior was... bigger on the inside. The lighting had an orange-yellow tint to it, and there was a strange sort of console in the middle. I stepped outside and looked at the police box and stepped back in after examining the outside, "...Definitely... bigger on the inside..." I nodded in confirmation, trying to appear at least a bit calm. My head was spinning.
"I'm the Doctor, and this is the TARDIS," he grinned at me, "I think your help warrants a trip. Anywhere, anywhen you want!" He pressed a few buttons and the doors shut behind me as he rushed in front of me, leaning against the console and trying to appear impressive. "One trip. Care to try?"
I laughed, "First, you're going to answer my questions. I'm Meli by the way, that might be useful later on." I shook my head and my voice was filled with curiosity, "What was that device that unlocked the door? And what about the one that you pulled out of your apparently /giant/ pockets? How is this ship bigger on the inside? Why do I have the feeling you won't answer my questions...?"
He smiled cheekily, "Let's see about that trip first, shall we?" He turned towards the controls, "So, Meli, where do you fancy a trip to?"
I grinned, I would enjoy this trip. "Well... The whole of the universe, you said? How about somewhere hundreds... no, millions away from this galaxy. I'm tired of Earth."
"Any particular time period?" He began setting the co-ordinates.
"It... it travels in time, too? Well, I shouldn't really be surprised, I guess. Hm... How about... 2 billion years in my future? Or some other outlandish time, I really don't care!" I smiled and ran up next to the Doctor.
"Well then, Allons-y!" And with that, he flipped a single switch with his characteristic grin, and the TARDIS began to de-materialize. My new journey had begun.
A/N: Awful, I know... But I just had to get this out. It's been floating around in my head for a few days. Maybe the character isn't exactly me, but it's more who I wish I could be, I guess~ ^^" Hope you liked it! By the way, just to clarify, Gevian is pronounced as if it begins with a 'J', I just preferred the weirder way to spell it. :3


text:
Quirky composer Michael Hearst, of local lit-rock outfit One Ring Zero, presents his latest concept-driven album, Songs for Fearful Flyers, inspired by his own aviophobia. (Fact: Whoopi Goldberg helped him get over his fear, and she even appears as a narrator on the record.) Whether you share the condition or not, Hearst's mellifluous instrumental chamber pop is sure to soothe nerves and lift spirits.
|Event phone:
|Event website:
To improve this listing email: email@example.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
John Lloyd, John Mitchinson, "QI: The Third Book of General Ignorance"
2015 | ISBN: 0571308988, 0571309011 | 320 pages | EPUB, MOBI, AZW3 | 12 MB
The Third Book of General Ignorance gathers together 180 questions, both new and previously featured on the QIs popular General Ignorance round.
For the past decade, the QI team have been patiently correcting the myths, misunderstandings and misplaced certainties that go to make up general knowledge. The first Book of General Ignorance, published in 2006, became an instant international bestseller and has been translated into 29 languages. The Second Book of General Ignorance in 2010 set the record straight on hundreds more areas of everyday wrongness. Now, the QI team returns to complete the trilogy. The Third Book of General ignorance gathers together 180 more questions to which the answers all seem perfectly obvious. Some have appeared in the BBC TV programmes General Ignorance round, but many appear here for the first time. What they prove, beyond all reasonable doubt, is that none of us know anything at all.
The largest pyramid isnt in Egypt
The Nile isnt the worlds longest river
The Himalayas arent the longest mountain range
Jingle Bells wasnt written for Christmas
Whalebone isnt made of whale bone
Most deserts arent made from sand
The ozone layer isnt made of ozone
Cowboys didnt wear Stetsons
All snakes are venomous
Not all fish live in water
Mirror Links


text:
28405 Busty pretty GF makes cock cum in her mouth
She cum in mouth and hurts me
Blonde shows her pleasure in doggystyle and swallows cum
Simi has a pair of amazing natural breasts. She shows off her gift from mother nature and lets us enjoy her breasts as she masturbates
Kimmy Granger lets you cum in her mouth
FakeTaxi Hot student lets cabbie cum in her mouth
Lets see this babe how I cum in her mouth
Ass To Mouth And Cum In Mouth For My Redhead GF
Shemale fucks guy bareback then lets him cum in her mouth
Celine Doll Lets Me Load Her Mouth by Load My Mouth
Audrey Blows Me and Takes My Cum In Her Mouth
Slutty babe I met let me lick her pussy and cum in her mouth
She lets me record her..
Ass Traffic Rita lets two guys bang her ass and swallows the cum
Blonde teen stunner Tiffany Kohl sucks a mighty big dick in her mouth and swallows the cum right after
she finishes the job - anal and cum in her mouth
She wanted my cum in and around her mouth mmm
Her mouth to generate her guy insane before she shows she c
Ferrara Gomez Lets Me Fuck Her by Load My Mouth
This horny waitress sucked me off and then let me fuck her ass. Oh it was so fucking good in her and dropping my load in her mouth
My GF giving me head till I jizz in her mouth. So hot.
This beautiful snow angel sucked my dick so damn good. I fucked her perfect pussy and she jerked me off in her mouth. Amazing
TrafficHolder.com - Buy and Sell Adult Traffic|Trafficshop.com - Let your business grow|Contact Us|Webmaster
All content, including images, text, graphics, video and audio content contained in the website is protected under the laws of copyright, owned or under license to company or its designees,and represents proprietary and valuable intellectual property.
Contact Webmaster 18 U.S.C. 2257 Record-Keeping Requirements Compliance Statement
Powered by Stream Rotator


text:
Bypass Toe Ring with Cubic Zirconia in Sterling Silver
Item# 19984414
Beautifully bypassing sterling silver lined in channel-set cubic zirconia creates this sparkling toe ring.
Typographic errors are subject to correction. Merchandise enlarged to show detail and may not always be exactly as pictured. Promotions, prices, styles and availability may vary by store and online.


text:
Translation of "wool" - English-Turkish dictionary
(Translation of "wool" from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish © Cambridge University Press)
Get a quick, free translation!
Create and share your own word lists and quizzes for free!
More translations of "wool" in Turkish
Word of the Day
friendly and pleasant to be with


text:
Please confirm your email before writing a review.
Love the service and highest quality medicine for the lowest prices and best deals around the market. Literally cannot be beat. Would highly recommend this to any and everybody that likes these kinds of specials.
I recommend using treelax because it's been the best service I've ever received on here. Quick delivery and very high quality products. Definitely the best seller.
Great friendly service, great product, there within 20 minutes and 2gs of top shelf for being a new patient. Along with the 10$ off all 1/8s this is honestly one of the best deliveries around, highly recommended to all friends
everything they have is as good is looks in the pictures. no bait and switch. just great medicine at a great price. this club knows what customer service actually means. the only delivery service I'll ever order from again.
I am a returning patient to these guys because their mess are fire!! Most defiantly the best quality meds for the best pricing in the area! Stormy recommend, after all who can resist a free G of wax with every over? Give them a try they won't disappoint fosho.
Super fast service and the customer service is amazing! They hooked it up for first time partient as well! Strongly recommend these dudes if you in town!
Highest quality flower. Fastest delivery than any other club in the area. 5 star service
Just placed an order and I have to agree these guys got dope ass customer services and they came thru with the plug! Right on for the hook up and I highly recommend these dudes cuz they got that loud🔥
I haves used this service a few times and I am never disappointed. They are quick and the prices are fare.
Fast delivery good price and definitely good quality product. really recommend using treelax.


text:
hindi english hindi t, as far as I see, you will never regret your choice. For the Cheap UGG is really a very good chance to get what you like and will not cost you much. UGG boots, which are accepted a part of all level of people, the young and the ol Ankara ugg boots outlet americas best value inn s Outlet, ugg boots outlet, Cheap Coach Bags. Australia Ugg Supplies The Best Sn buy kitesurf of a woman walking down the cold wardrobe.To meet your necessities, a common starting or running shoe nike shop online and provides the greatest preferential of 50% Off and free shipping over $188. All items are available at our online shop ugg classic tall Benefits of Ugg Sheep Epidermis Boot When people today feel of boots, they tend not to generally feel of these in conditions within the rewards t .
best dating site
GG, what affectionate of accommodation we will make. As for me, I will yield a quick activity to get the things I wish so continued time. Therefore, the Cheap UGG in the cold winter i
hinese bazaar and collection the accepted trend. Therefore, it keeps a abiding footfall in this market. Later, JOMVOX , UGG Australia gradually went China's consumption. So, afterwards we apperceive the history of the U
nike shoes on sale
e access to get the cheap UGG. Its first appeared at the air force to keep
Woolrich Outlet
boot, but even this is not heading to make the boot waterproof. The boot is usually cleaned although not by immersing it into water. The boots should be cleaned by han
best price flights
he ugg sheep epidermis boot that helps it be these sorts of a famous decision in shoes also can bring about the
If you have a multi functional egoel
heepskin boots outshine other type of shoes in terms of uni
isabel marant shoes
erve ft cozy even in temps as very low as -30ºF. Plus, the wool has normal wicking qualities which benefit pull wetness aside in the skin, and it is what facilitates to preserve skin dry. Finally, a person's ft have to not odor once putting on these boots. T


text:
When I was a child, I remember my mother making our own pickles. A pickle jar was no different than a candy jar for me, sneaking pickles from jar is a good old memory. Although mom's pickles are unique, this tiny shop at Beşiktaş market sells the best pickles in town.
They offer more than 30 different kinds of pickles from mango to cabbage where my favorites are tomato, cucumber, cabbage and pepper combined with hot pickles juice. They use a plastic transparent bag to pack it in, sealed with a heat sealer to ensure you can bring it home safely, which is very practical.
Besides pickles they also serve glasses of pickle juice with or without pickles to be consumed quickly on foot as this tiny shop is all packed with pickle jars. They also serve tomato paste, green pepper sauce, grape leaves to be stuffed (well-known Turkish speciality) and turnip juice. Do not miss it if you're a pickle fan.


text: BOSTON ( TheStreet) -- Political instability in Libya, coming on the heels of government revolt in other oil-producing nations, is driving up the cost of crude oil, and the impact of rising petroleum prices go beyond what you pay at the pump. Everything from groceries, clothing and electronics will potentially cost more.Saudi Arabia has pledged to make up any shortfall, which helped drive up the stock market early this week after a selloff last week. The worst-case scenario, however, is that Saudi Arabia also suffers political unrest, causing supplies to drop and oil prices to rise to as much as $150 to $200 a barrel, bringing gas prices to the $5-a-gallon mark. Even if that pessimistic outlook doesn't come to pass, any degree of oil inflation has measurable effects on a U.S. economy so entwined with the fuel source. According to the International Monetary Fund, a $10-a-barrel increase in the price of oil reduces U.S. GDP growth by 0.5%. About half of every barrel of oil is used to produce gasoline. The rest finds a use in a wide array of consumer products -- those made of plastic, for instance. The plastics industry, dependent on oil for its manufacturing, is the third-largest manufacturing industry in the United States, employs more than 1.1 million workers and creates $379 billion in annual shipments. "If the trend of increasing oil prices were to continue, it would have an adverse effect on consumer spending on various industries," says Justin Molavi, an energy analyst for IBISWorld Market Research. "In general, discretionary purchases will be the first consumer costs to go. As a result, industries like travel, accommodation and retail will feel the pain. As consumers spend more on fuel, they are likely to pull back on expenses they know are not necessary. The economic recovery could be compromised if consumers pull back spending sharply. The focus for businesses over the next few months will be whether to pass along costs or reduce the bottom line." The following are just some of the expenses we'll see rise if along with fuel prices:


text: Posted April 26, 2014 The name Frontrunner goes well with you I see. Anyway, LeBron is indeed, a pussy. He would hurt no-one. LeBron wouldn't -- you're right about that, but like I said watch out for Haslem or Birdman. Those two have retaliated in the past for James. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


text:
Helping the Eyes Without Toxic Drugs or Dangerous Procedures
In conversation today with a coworker, he mentioned how his eye doctor told him that at the rate his eyes are going, he could be suffering blindness by the time he is 40.
We are so dependent upon our eyes. Yet the eyes are so much more than mechanical cameras, and there has been much skepticism about how eye problems are treated by conventional optometry.
Traditional cultures have much lesser rates of nearsightedness. As people in developed societies reach higher levels of education, rates of nearsightedness increase. Such information has lead some researchers to argue that stress, close working conditions, indoor work and other conditions usual to modern development cause a great percentage of eye problems. We should also add to the list of causative factors pollution, refined foods, unbalanced diet, and reckless living.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, eye conditions and weak eyesight are linked to the liver. The most important liver detoxifying herb in TCM is bupleurum. According to Michael Tierra, Western herbs similar in function to bupleurum are Oregon grape root and dandelion root. Among the various western herbs used to support liver function is milk thistle seed. An important herb used in Chinese cooking for strengthening eyesight is Chinese Wolfberry also known as Golgi Berries in stores in my area. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfberry)
To be continued . . .


text:
Don't wait for your financial statements to manage your costs. Plate IQ allows you to manage your Accounts Payable and monitor your expenses with data extracted directly from your invoices.Learn more
Automate accounts payable, eliminate paper invoices, track your costs and provide your team with a better way of managing your restaurant finances.Learn more
Plate IQ has decreased turnaround time for AP expediting all of our period and week end closes. We can quickly adapt to seasonal changes and make impactful decisions to reduce COGS and still maintain the quality and integrity of our product that customers have grown to love.
We are a data driven organization yet had very little data about our vendors, pricing and purchasing. We manually processed hundreds of invoices a week and only captured a fraction of the information they contained. Not only was this a time suck that distracted us from growing our business, we lost valuable insights every day. With Plate IQ we've been able to automate almost the entire process and get incredibly granular data that informs and improves all of our costing, purchasing and accounts payable decisions.
With three high-volume restaurants, we generate a tremendous amount of invoices on a daily and weekly basis. Plate IQ has allowed us to streamline the process of coding and inputting all of these invoices and purchases. We're now better able to track ingredient costs, price trends and purchase histories, all from our mobile devices and the web. Plate IQ has been an important part of Souvla's approach to thoughtful growth and its operational success.
In a sea of technology products for restaurants that bombard us every day, Plate IQ stands alone as a true game changer for prime cost control and back office operational efficiency. Unleashing the immediate analytics of our day to day purchasing has proven to be invaluable for us.
By empowering our purchasing and accounting teams to do instant cross comparisons of pricing history, we were able to make educated snap decisions to save our bottom line.
Plate IQ has been the answer to years of searching for a dynamic solution to manage high volumes of accounts payable work. The program is intuitive and the results are fantastic.
Plate IQ helps me make sure all my inventory pricing is as accurate and current as possible!
Plate IQ has automated an impressive amount of the busy work that tends to bog restaurateurs down. This has enabled our firm to work more directly with operators to attack costs and grow their bottom lines.


text:
Status: Closed
Know more about this business than we do? Cool! Please submit any corrections or missing details you may have.Help us make it right
Bobrow Elisa S Ph D is a Psychologist office located in Summit, NJ. A psychologist focuses on the evaluation, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental, emotional and behavioral health issues. A clinical psychologist uses psychotherapy and other counseling skills to improve emotional and mental health.
Please call Bobrow Elisa S Ph D at (908) 918-9393 to schedule an appointment in Summit,...
A modern revival of the neighborhood butcher & grocer!
Be the first NJ.com user to add photos or videos of Phoenix Restaurant
Great neighborhood Butcher Stop and much more. You can get steaks, produce, local milk, great beer selection, as well as great wines. You can refill your olive oil bottles. If you haven't been there you are missing out.
One visit to the Meat House in Summit is all you need to convince you there is no ace else to go forest and poultry, not to mention fantastic and friendly customer service. Their meats and marinades are second to none.
Psychosomatic Illness, Parent Guidance and Family Therapy, Adolescents and Young Adults, Preschool and Latency Age Children and Their Families, Very Young, Eating and Body Image Problems In Children
Bobrow Elisa S Ph D is a Psychologist facility at 332 Springfield Avenue in Summit, NJ.


text:
BigOven Pro required (try it free)
Notice a categorization error? Let us know by clicking [alert editor] on the recipe page, in the ingredients box.
Strawberry, Avocado, and White Cheddar Toast
Slow Cooker Carnitas (Pulled Pork)
Savory Corned Beef Brisket + Irish Cheddar Fren...
Deep Fried Artichoke Hearts with Gorgonzola Dip...
Mixed Berry Scones
Ice Cream Bread
Strawberries & Cream Banana Bread
Aunt Evelyn's Meatloaf
Healthy Cranberry Chicken Salad
Drippy Eggs with Asparagus French Toast Grilled...
Thanksgiving Leftovers Croque Madame
Creamy Egg Salad Sandwiches
Easy Bread Bowls
Savory French Toast Casserole Good for Test Day...
Grilled Egg and Cheese
Low Calorie Crunchy Cauliflower
Eggplant Rollatini
Pine Nut Breadsticks
Turkey Sloppy Joes with Bread & Butter Chips
Buttermilk Corn Muffins


text:
Lifeless Planet (2014) Multi5 Repack by Let'sPlay
2014 | PC | Developer: Stage 2 Studios | Publisher: KISS ltd / Lace Mamba Global | 468MB
Language: Russian, English, French, German, Spanish
Genre: Adventure, 3D, 3rd Person
Lifeless Planet (2014) Multi5 Repack by Let'sPlay
A group of volunteers astronauts went in search of planets outside the solar system, suitable for life.
However, after a hard landing on a planet in the protagonist realizes that in front of him naked desert, they exist in homo sapiens can not, companions have gone missing, and from the oxygen tank leaked.
Character was in a desperate situation.
He decides to find his comrades and explore the wreck.
During the search, he stumbles upon the old Soviet laboratories.
And then neither comrades nor the meaning of life are not important to him.
The protagonist is faced with an incredible mystery.
And only on the decision will depend on his life.
- Be comfortable and safe behind the planet Earth and to travel to distant worlds.
- Discover the whole planet, which scientists thought of as a new, full of life Earth, and in fact it turned barren wasteland.
- Check that you have visited here before and other researchers, many years ago.
- Throwing aside skepticism and believe in the existence of a living person on this planet lifeless.
Features of Release
The basis is taken from the release P2PGAMES
Do not recoded / Do not cut
all the way registry maintained
Start the game through the shortcut on the desktop or the Start menu
Installation requires 512 MB of RAM
Approximate install time 1 pound
version of the game: 1.0
Enclosing a tablet from: (3DM)
System requirements:
OS: ShiChuang XP SP2, ShiChuang Vista, ShiChuang 7, ShiChuang 8
Processor: Intel Dual Core 2,4 GHz, AMD Athlon X2 4200 +
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: GeForce 9600 GT / Radeon HD 3870
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Hard Drive: 1 GB available space
(All links are interchangable. No password. No Mirror Below)
Mirror Links


text:
Le Stanley Hotel and Suites, Noumea
- Free WiFi
- Swimming pool
Main amenities
- 87 guestrooms
- On a private beach
- Restaurant
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Airport drop-off service
- Terrace
- Air conditioning
- Front desk safe
- Convenience store
- Self-serve laundry
- Meeting room
- Free WiFi
For families
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Kitchenette
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Stovetop
- Microwave
What's around
- Stade Numa-Daly Magenta (2.1 mi / 3.5 km)
- Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Center (4.4 mi / 7.1 km)
- Tina International Golf Course (4.4 mi / 7.2 km)
Le Stanley Hotel and Suites, Noumea
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $98
- Suite, 1 Bedroom, Sea View
- Studio, Sea View
More great choices
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 87 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- Restrictions apply *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Airport drop off *
Nearby Three Star Noumea hotels
In the hotel
- Full breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Room service (during limited hours)
- On private beach
- Outdoor pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- Golfing nearby
- One meeting room
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Terrace
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Flat-screen TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Kitchenette
- Stovetop
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
Nearby hotels
Also popular with travelers from the USA
Le Stanley Hotel and Suites, Noumea's small print
Also known as
- Le Stanley
- Le Stanley Hotel
- Le Stanley Hotel Noumea
- Le Stanley Noumea
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool without adult supervision.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for XPF 2500 per day
Breakfast costs between XPF 900 and XPF 1500 per person (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for XPF 800 per day
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of XPF 2000 per pet, per day
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of XPF 3000 per person
Airport shuttle service for children up to age 12 costs XPF 1500 (one way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Is the description of this hotel not correct? Tell us


text:
Making an Organized List Problem Solving Strategies for Word Problems When solving a problem, don't just think, write something! Draw a diagram or make a list!
It is often obvious when you should draw a diagram. And it is often obvious when you should make a list.
Take a very simple example: putting things in order. Ten people arrive at a party. If the party is in Turkey , each person kisses every other person twice, once on each cheek. How many kisses are there? Make an organized list for the following problem... You and a friend decide to eat dinner at a pizzeria. Here are your options of pizza toppings:
Cheese: mozzarella or parmigiana
Veggies: onion or bell pepper
Meat: sausage or pepperoni Try this one! A tree diagram is a useful type of list.
For example,
the game of dominoes is played with black and white tiles.
Each tile is divided into two halves and on each half a number from 0-6 is represented in the form of dots.
Each tile contains a pair of numbers and each pair appears only once in a complete set.
How many tiles are there in a complete set of tiles? The solution to this problem can take the form of a tree diagram. Lists and diagrams There is a common saying,
"Don't just stand there, do something!" For example:
The letters ABCD, can be put into a different order: DCBA or BADC. How many different combinations of the letters ABCD can you make? To answer this question, obviously, you have to make a list. Begin by making a list of the people at the party.
How will you identify each person?
With numbers? Letters?
How many kisses will the first person have?
The second? Third?
How many kisses are there total - can you simplify it with numbers? How many different combinations of pizza can you and your friend make? I will give you the beginning of a tree diagram to start with...see if you can finish it to solve the problem :D
Present Remotely
Send the link below via email or IMCopy
Present to your audienceStart remote presentation
- Invited audience members will follow you as you navigate and present
- People invited to a presentation do not need a Prezi account
- This link expires 10 minutes after you close the presentation
- A maximum of 30 users can follow your presentation
- Learn more about this feature in our knowledge base article
Do you really want to delete this prezi?
Neither you, nor the coeditors you shared it with will be able to recover it again.
Make your likes visible on Facebook?
Connect your Facebook account to Prezi and let your likes appear on your timeline.
You can change this under Settings & Account at any time.
Making Organized Lists and Diagrams - Problem Solving Strategy
No description
Maggie Beardsleeon 9 April 2013
Comments (0)
Please log in to add your comment.


text:
NPR war correspondent Anne Garrels spoke to students at Northwestern University recently and acknowledged the widely held belief that NPR's on the liberal end of the media spectrum that holds Fox News Channel in contempt. But in Baghdad, the two media outlets formed what Garrels called the "most unlikely of partnerships." Reported the Daily Northwestern:
Garrels, who spoke as part of the Crain Lecture Series, said NPR had been struggling with power; they received electricity from Baghdad's grid for only two hours a day.
Someone from Fox News offered to share the station's generator with NPR, which Garrels said it initially rejected.
"My boss said, 'Not on your Nelly,' " Garrels said. "But no Fox, no power and eventually saner minds prevailed. People do help each other out in Baghdad a lot."
Not on your Nelly? This would lead one to suspect the NPR boss is not an American, or perhaps spent a lot of time in London. It's described as "Cockney rhyming slang for not on your life."


text:
Blog Directory
Browse the Blog Directory
Browse blogs from wide range of categorized blogs on our blog directory. Whether you are looking for niche blogs, personal blogs, India blogs, Computers blogs, Software blogs you can find them all in our blog directory.
Submit your Blog
Or, Submit your blog and be included on our search engine friendly blog directory.
India SoftwareBrowsing India Blogs » Computers Blogs » Software Blogs
Find out the hippest blog sites about software and computers at BlogsDB. Add Software blogs and advertise on our most followed blog directory on cyberspace.
Search within these results:
Insights in Technology is a blog to find Interesting Technology Updates, Quality Reviews on Software, Online Services, Hardware, Firmware, Giveaways & Deals. The blog site delivers introduction, reviews and personal insights on latest gadgets, trendi


text:
Location: Fallbrook, CA
Member since 2/23/2014
- 1 total post
- 1 review
Reviews & Stories
Panniculectomy Surgery Happily Healing - Fountain Valley, CA
Hello everyone! My decision to have my panniculectomy was based on my outcome after having gastric bypass a year and 3 months ago. I had my panniculectomy was done February 11,2014. I had my drains in for about 8 days and had them removed. No I have to wear my binder for the next 3 weeks. And had my belly button moved as well. READ MORE


text:
Nutrition is important for 24-year-old Jovahn Nagra of Joliet. Not only because she is studying to be a nutritionist, but because her 2 1/2-month-old depends on it—literally. "I try to eat a balanced diet because I'm breastfeeding and I know how important it is for my baby," says Nagra. Fish isn't part of Nagra's diet, though, and some say she and many other mothers are lacking in DHA because of it.
DHA is a component naturally found in breastmilk, fatty fish such as tuna, salmon and mackerel and other animal products such as liver and eggs. Studies have shown that DHA (docosahexaenoic acid), an omega-3 fatty acid, plays an important role in cognitive visual and cardiovascular development and function. This prompted 80 percent of formula companies to add it to their product.
The DHA that is added to infant formula is produced by Martek Biosciences Corporation in Maryland, who developed a process to extract DHA from fermented mircroalgae.
Supplements and nutrition bars for breastfeeding moms, enriched with Martek's DHA, are slowly entering the market. And Martek is currently working on bringing it into even more food sources.
"Pregnant and nursing moms have been cautioned by the U.S. FDA and EPA to limit their consumption of certain fish because of possible contamination and mercury levels," says Beth Parker of Martek. "Fatty fish is the main dietary source for DHA. There is a real fear that because of this, pregnant and nursing moms are not getting enough DHA."
But are breastfeeding women really deficient in DHA? Or is this just a marketing ploy?
"Just because research comes out in a fancy journal doesn't mean it is true. Results can be skewed in so many different ways," says Katy Lebbing, an international board certified lactation consultant and manager for the Center for Breastfeeding Information Education and Member Services Department of La Leche League International. Lebbing says the studies done have been too small and too short term. "It hasn't even been long enough to determine if adding it to formula is safe."
"Mothers are wasting their money if they believe Martek's hype about their supposed 'milk deficiency.' Breastmilk always contains DHA," says Marsha Walker, the executive director of the National Alliance for Breastfeeding Advocacy Research Education and Legal, "even if the mother doesn't eat fish."
Walker says that the DHA sold by Martek is not the same as human DHA because it's carried differently on the triglyceride molecule, making it a poor substitute.
"There is no proof that a baby is going to use the DHA in the same way it does human DHA," says Dr. Ruth Lawrence. "The tests done so far prove nothing more than you can raise DHA levels in a mother's milk. They don't show how the increases will affect the babies long term." Lawrence is the author of Breastfeeding: A Guide for the Medical Profession, an executive committee member for American Academy of Pediatrics' breastfeeding section and a professor of pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology at Rochester University.
Lawrence sees this campaign as nothing more than an attempt to create a new market for Martek's product. "There are so many ways to get DHA that in order for a woman's breastmilk to be deficient in DHA, her diet would have to be extreme and almost completely cutting out omega-3 fatty acids."
Janel Hughes-Jones, a breastfeeding peer counselor for the Will County Health Department says that in addition to eating right, how you breastfeed can effect the amount of DHA. "You can increase the quantity of DHA your baby receives just by nursing longer on each side. It is in the last 10 to 15 minutes that produces hindmilk, which has the highest concentrates of fats, and therefore, the highest concentration of DHA."
For more information, visit www.naba breastfeeding.org and www.lalecheleague.org.
Jean Dunning is a mom of four living in Plainfield who writes on health and parenting issues. She can be reached at [email protected]
Let us plan your weekend with the best family events and activities in Chicagoland.
Start the week right with deals, prizes, parent life hacks and more delivered straight to your inbox.
Need last-minute ideas for a weekend of family fun? No worries. We've got you.
Get the inside scoop on the people, places and things we are loving right now.
Resources, tips, inspiration and more for parents of children with special needs.
Score exclusive offers from our fabulous advertisers.


text:
Is your preschooler a fan of Peppa Pig? A longtime favorite with British children, Peppa Pig  is an award-winning animated series for preschool-aged children that started airing in the U.S. in early 2011. The show follows the daily adventures of Peppa, a loveable, energetic little piggy who lives with her brother George, Mommy Pig and Daddy Pig. It airs on Nick Jr. (check local listings).

While the show itself is about 22-minutes, the episodes themselves are only about five minutes. Still, a lot is covered in that short period of time -- a problem is introduced and solved, and in the end everyone usually winds up laughing on the floor or jumping in a muddy puddle.

The characters themselves are very relatable -- Peppa is a preschool-aged child who attends play school (the U.K. version of preschool) and George is her younger brother. They live with Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig, and regularly interact with a fairly large cast of characters -- Grandma and Grandpa Pig, Danny Dog, Rebecca Rabbit, and Suzy Sheep, among others.

The things that Peppa and George do in each episode are things that your own preschooler does on a regular basis -- goes to school or the supermarket, plays with friends, or running around on the playground. Any conflict is resolved quickly, but reasonably and with a dash of good humor (for example, one episode was dedicated to Daddy Pig who tried to return a library book that was overdue by ten years).

Right click to open or save this free Peppa Pig coloring page featuring Peppa and her little brother George. Courtesy of Astley Baker Davies.

Many of the lessons of Peppa Pig are about common socialization and friendship lessons that preschoolers encounter every day -- taking turns, cooperating, and sharing. By watching the show, little ones are able to model good behaviors and learn about how they might act when faced with a similar situation.

While the show isn't especially academically-based, there are still some very basic skills that are covered on occasion. And like their social lessons counterparts, when a young child starts to see favorite characters working on lessons or engaging in positive behavior, they are likely to do the same.

This free Peppa Pig activity page doesn't include any of the characters (although the coloring page on the previous page does), but it does feature bright colors and whimsically-drawn items that your preschooler can count, while working on number recognition. Print out the page and sit together. If your preschooler doesn't yet know how to write her numbers, that is OK -- you do it for her. Together you can count the items shown, as well as the numbers at the top of the page. You can also encourage your preschooler to draw a line from the items in the boxes to the correct number.

Right click to open or save this free Peppa Pig activity page featuring lessons and counting and number awareness. Courtesy of Astley Baker Davies.


text:
Christian Padron
Christian Padron @CpG · NYC
All true artists, whether they know it or now, create from a place of no-mind, from inner stillness
- 15 Real-time popularity score of your added items
Fancy for Chrome. Add items to your collection from across the web.Add to Chrome
Check out Fancy for Firefox - add items to your collection and keep up with friends.Add to Firefox
Keyboard Shortcuts
This thing was successfully sent.
Fancy'd by


text:
|<< Previous book
|Next book >>
Joe and the Dragonosaurus(2015)
A Chapter Book by Berlie Doherty
When Joe's teacher announces the new class project will be all about their pets, Joe turns glum - there's no animals allowed in his house. So when he starts to invent a pet, his imagination turns wild and the dragonosaurus is born! There's lots of fun to be had with his new 'pet', but when Joe notices something amiss on the neighbouring farm the dragonosaurus is quickly abandoned. Perhaps an animal to call his own is closer than Joe thinks. Charming countryside tale about the bond between children and animals, perfect for younger fans of Michael Morpurgo. High quality cream paper and a special easy to read font ensure a smooth read for all.
Similar Books by other authors...
The First, Third Wish
Ian Beck
The Fish in the Bathtub
Eoin Colfer
Sea Urchins and Sand Pigs
Cornelia Funke
Monster Busters
Cornelia Funke
Used availability for Berlie Doherty's Joe and the Dragonosaurus
See all available used copies of this book at Abebooks UK or Abebooks US
Paperback Editions
July 2015 : UK Paperback
|Title: Joe and the Dragonosaurus (Little Gems)
Author(s): Berlie Doherty
ISBN: 1-78112-444-2 / 978-1-78112-444-4 (UK edition)
Publisher: Barrington Stoke Ltd
Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA
Genre Pages


text:
It was nearly a replay of the 2012 Ryder Cup. Even though the Americans carried a dominating 14-8 lead into Sunday's President's Cup finale, the International squad was staging a furious comeback, and suddenly captain Fred Couples had to check the match lists to see where the clinching fourth point could come from.
As if there were any doubt, he needed only to look for Tiger Woods.
Credit is, of course, due to Zach Johnson, who was one of only four Americans to win their Sunday singles match. Johnson's 4&2 victory over Branden Grace gave the United States side the 17th point, which guaranteed at least a split of the contest and American retention of the cup. With Couples captaining his final President's Cup, though, the team was looking for more.
If Woods's match with relatively unknown Richard Sterne wasn't the highlight pairing that fans and media were looking for, it certainly became the focus of the event as the day went on. The world No. 1 struggled to separate from Sterne for much of the round, with each player only giving up one hole on the front nine.
Even though Woods said after the match that his sore back, which has nagged him much of this year, acted up down the stretch, his par on the 16th hole gave him a one-up lead that he would not relinquish.
"To have the opportunity to win the Cup for (captain) Freddie (Couples) and all the guys on the team, it means a lot to me," Woods told USA TODAY. "I'm a little bit sore, and certainly I'm looking forward to not touching a club for a while."
Even though the new PGA Tour season starts this week at the Frys.com Open, Woods isn't scheduled for another competition until an exhibition against Rory McIlroy later this month in China.
Woods, who went 4-1 this week and is the winningest player in President's Cup history, should hopefully carry some of this momentum into next year's Ryder Cup at Gleneagles. His pairing with Matt Kuchar was a great fit, but more than anything, it's important for the entire team to know that the world's best is still able to rise to the occasion in an important match.
Brandon Raper is a golf writer for RantSports.com. "Like" him on Facebook, follow him on Twitter @Brandon__Raper, and add him to your Google+ network.
President's Cup: Americans Own Saturday Four-Ball, Victory All But Locked Up
Tiger Woods Should Dominate At 2013 President's Cup


text:
Lacey Township featherweight Jeff Lentz came up just short of winning another championship late Saturday night.
Lentz, 24, suffered a split decision defeat to 29-year-old Scott Heckman, of Whippany, in a Cage Fury Fighting Championships title bout at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.
Judges Sue Sanidad (50-45) and Vincent Sinclair (48-47) both scored the fight for Heckman (17-4). Jose Tabora, who owns Bullpen Vale Tudo (48-47) in Egg Harbor Township, favored Lentz (9-3-1).
Lentz was vying for a CFFC belt a year after winning a regional title for Ring of Combat. The resident of the Lanoka Harbor of Lacey Township also owns a 2-0 record as a professional boxer.
There was also some controversy during CFFC 31 at Borgata's Event Center, according to a post-fight report filed by New Jersey Athletic Control Board official Nicholas Lembo.
Joey Rivera won a welterweight bout over Christian Leonard via rear naked choke in the first round, but the NJACB suspended Rivera for one year for "failure to submit to postfight drug testing and leaving the dressing room." Two members of Leonard's team, Perry Gibson and Nelson Tuckwiller, were both also suspended for a year for the use banned substances in the corner.
"All fighters are required to take a post-fight urine exam that tests for performance enhancing drugs, masking agents, diuretics, street drugs and prescription drugs," Lembo, a deputy attorney general, who supervises mixed martial arts events with Control Board commissioner Aaron Davis, said Sunday in a phone interview.
Lembo explained that Rivera was unable to produce a urine sample immediately after the fight, so the testing supervisor supplied him with bottles of water while stressing that he was not allowed to leave the dressing room. Rivera told the supervisor he understood, but left the area anyway and did not return.
Rivera (8-1) had fought in New Jersey twice before, so was aware of the rules. Saturday's bout was his first since 2011, however.
Before all fights, officials with the NJACB examined both the fighers and cornermen during the walkout from the dressing room to the cage. When they checked the pockets of Gibson and Tuckwiller, officials found Lidocaine, ammonia capsules and menthol packets. All those items are on the banned substances list.
"All of the materials were unopened and they were confiscated before the fight, so we allowed the bout to be held," Lembo said.
Leonard (5-5), a 19-year-old from Virginia, was fighting in Atlantic City for the second time in less than a year.


text:
Over the last few months, the nation has been captivated by the many accusations of sexual assault that Bill Cosby has faced. However, despite the growing list of accusers, there has been no direct evidence of any rapes: until now.
A woman named Chloe Goins claims that Bill Cosby raped her six years ago in the Playboy mansion when she was just 18 years-old, and today, her lawyer dropped a bombshell: Hugh Hefner has a high-tech camera system in all the rooms of his home that likely recorded the rape.
Now, Goins' lawyer, Spencer Kuvin, is claiming that the LAPD is hoping to search the Playboy mansion so they can recover the footage.
"I have uncovered, through several former Playmates, the fact there are recording devices within the mansion and in some of the bedrooms," Kuvin said. "What we think is going to happen is that police will be initiating a search warrant soon on the Playboy mansion and hopefully obtaining some of that evidence because we believe that Mr Hefner saved a lot of that material."
Goins was an 18 year-old model when she says Cosby met her at a Playboy party and spiked her drink with a sedative before luring her to a bedroom and sexually assaulting her. She claims she awoke in a drug-induced haze to find herself naked with a pantsless Cosby licking her toes.
"I remember waking up and feeling moist all over, like he had been licking all over me," she recounted. "He wasn't on my breasts when I woke, but I could feel, you know, the saliva on them and that he'd been licking on me.
"I felt embarrassed, it was a gross, icky feeling, I felt very violated and humiliated," Goins added. "I was scared, I was just 18 and he was an old man, I was not very sexually experienced and I didn't really know what had happened, it was violating."
Kuvin is hoping that the cameras captured the actual assault, but he says he is positive that they at least captured the moment Goins and Cosby met.
Goins is just one of 23 accusers who have come forward with claims that Cosby raped them. These women include some famous faces, like supermodels Janice Dickinson and Beverly Johnson. Despite the number of attacks, they all occurred too long ago for Cosby to face charges: except the Playboy attack.
Because Goins says the assault occurred in 2008, the statute of limitations has not expired yet on it. This means that Cosby may face sexual assault charges after all, should Los Angeles prosecutors press charges. Goins will be meeting with the LAPD to give them her official statement this month.
What do you think about these new developments? Sound off in the comments below!
H/T: Daily Mail


text:
"MLB 2012: Baseball is Back" premieres tonight
For many fans as well as the players themselves, the first glimpse of the perfectly manicured field at their home ballpark symbolizes the return of the national pastime. In a new one-hour special debuting this Thursday, April 19 at 7:00 p.m. ET on ESPN2, MLB Productions spotlights the work of seven club groundskeepers as they work tirelessly to make sure their fields are ready for Opening Day.
Presented by Scotts, the Official Lawn Care Company of Major League Baseball, "MLB 2012: Baseball Is Back" takes viewers through Opening Day festivities at a series of ballparks around the league showcasing the hope and faith among fans as the season gets underway.


text:
Submitted by annhanks5 • August 22, 2013 www.shiotsu-used-car.com
The importance of properly maintaining your tires cannot be overemphasized. Proper tire maintenance is an important safety function that is often neglected by car owners. Check this article for car tire maintenance tips that would also extend the life of your car tires.
- Category: Technology
- Tags: car-tire, tire-maintenance


text:
- Reds
- Whites
Mystery Wines
- French
- Other Import
- Accessories
One of the greatest domaines in Chablis founded by William Fevre in 1957 and its vineyard holdings include 12 hectares of premier cru and 16 hectares of grand Cru vines. The domaines fruit is harvested by hand, a rarity in Chablis, and rigorously sorted at the winery to ensure the highest quality. In recent times the amount of new oak used has been cut back and today the average age of the barrels in the cellar is five years. From the Petit Chablis to the domaines six Grand Cru wines, the quality is superb and the range from Domaine William Fevre is a benchmark for the wines of the region.
Like the Les Lys, the nose is dominated by airy and cool floral and white fruit elements that display top notes of citrus and iodine. The medium-bodied flavors are a combination of power and refinement as they too coat the mouth while delivering an abundance of minerality on the impeccably well-balanced finale. Rating: 91-93 Points; Issue #60; Tasted: Oct 2015; Drink: 2020+; Sweet Spot; Allen Meadows - Burghound
The 2014 Chablis 1er Cru Fourchaume is located in Vaulorent, eight parcels that are selected for two different bottlings, the other labeled "Vaulorent" (see separate note). The nose is backward and sultry, clearly not wishing to come out and play like the other Premier Crus. The palate is fresh and mineral on the entry with just a touch of bitter lemon. It is nicely balanced, perhaps not quite as long as the Chablis Vaulorent, but lingers nicely in the mouth. Rating: 89-91 Points; Drink: 2016-2026; Tasted: Aug 2015; Neal Martin - eRobertParker.com #220
Enter post code / Suburb to calculate:


text:
Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
Situated on a magnificent 18-hole golf course, just 9 km from the city of Toledo, the Alba de Layos Hotel***** hotel offers a new concept of hotel where you can enjoy extraordinary gastronomy, relaxation and medical-aesthetic treatments in its Spa, and where you can hold conventions, congresses and all kinds of social events. Its splendid setting offers you the possibility of choosing from a wide range of leisure activities: golf, horse riding, cultural tours, childrens activities, etc. The Alba de Layos hotel is, without a doubt, the new hotel you have been looking for


text:
Best Of :: Arts & Entertainment
The architecture of Hayden Tract looks like a mix between communist-bloc buildings in East Berlin and the set of Blade Runner. The strange forest of striking postmodern, neo-industrial buildings in Culver City is the brainchild of experimental architect Eric Owen Moss, commissioned through a city rehab project called Conjunctive Points. Structures with names such as the Beehive, the Box and the Stealth are scattered throughout Hayden Tract's approximately eight large blocks, serving as headquarters for top media companies including Maker Studios, Anonymous Content, Ogilvy Public Relations, PopSugar and MediaTemple. One building looks a supervillain's aging bunker (8520 National Blvd.), while another has a concrete appendage that resembles a giant slouching wasp's nest (3534 Hayden Ave.). The walking tour is a simple square. Start at the Jenga block–like Samitaur Tower on National Boulevard and Hayden Avenue. Head south on Hayden, past the unmissable Stealth on your left and Cactus Tower on your right. At Higuera, make a left to see Beats by Dre's new Apple-branded headquarters, then make another left and walk up Eastham to see the Pterodactyl. Make a final left on National to round out the tour with the Box and the Beehive. —Isaac Simpson
Culver City, 90232.
In just two years, Christian Chavez has created an oasis of chill under the Sunset Boulevard bridge in Echo Park. Echoes Under Sunset is nothing like the Laugh Factory or the Comedy Store. No comic's friends laughing too much at his lame jokes, no two-drink minimum, no limits on obscenity or political incorrectness. Instead you'll find free entry, cheap drinks and an ethereal decor that feels like a sort of voodoo taqueria. The space used to be a Korean clothing business until Chavez rented it in 2012 and converted it, almost entirely with his own hands, into an art space. He experimented with an open-mic night, and local comics loved the intimate vibe so much that they started hanging out there all the time. Now there's an open-mic every weekday, among other high-profile comedy acts. "Comics like it because there's no rules," Chavez says. "Do whatever you want, just don't light my place on fire." —Isaac Simpson
1310 Glendale Blvd., Echo Park, 90026. (213) 446-5466, echoesundersunset.com.
If someone had told you 10 years ago that the brightest and funniest minds of our generation soon would be offering up free radio shows every week — which you could hear on your phone whenever you wanted — would you have believed him? In our opinion, the best podcast going is The Champs, hosted by Chappelle's Show co-creator Neal Brennan and comedian Moshe Kasher. The premise is a bit un-PC: The pair, who are white, interview almost exclusively black guests, drawn largely from the realms of television, movies, music and sports. But what could be an hour of face-palms almost always turns into something poignant, revealing and downright inspirational. The guests are often famous (Chris Rock, Blake Griffin, Questlove), but Brennan and Kasher frequently steal the show with their personal insights. Before your ears, Brennan comes to terms with the fact that he's an asshole, and Kasher realizes that his insane childhood has probably scarred him for life. It's as cathartic as it is funny. —Ben Westhoff
Located in an industrial area of Glassell Park, this unassuming-looking building originally housed a liquor distributor in the 1950s and '60s. It also functioned as a haberdashery, a fine-furniture distribution hub and a rental facility for production companies before becoming Keystone Art Space, which has been around for about two years. The 50,000-square-foot area is a collection of 60 rented artist studios for those working in numerous creative disciplines, from watercolorists, video-game designers and jewelers to woodworkers, welders, sculptors and collage artists. The massive building features classrooms, membership-based workshops for hobbyists, a full-scale gallery and even a decent-sized film/photography shooting space, complete with makeup and wardrobe areas. Already nearly all the workspaces are occupied, enabling the building's artists to practice, teach and exhibit their art in a communal setting. Keystone also is the headquarters of the Create L.A. nonprofit, which hosts free classes for community youth, priming the proverbial canvas for future generations of budding artists. —Tanja M. Laden
2558 N. San Fernando Road, Glassell Park, 90065. firstname.lastname@example.com, keystoneartspace.com.
On a tree-lined hillside west of Santa Monica Airport, one resident has been dealing out of her garage — dealing art, that is. Emma Gray is a curator, editor and impresario who adores unconventional spaces, most recently Five Car Garage, an accurately named, surprisingly well-appointed structure in her alleyway. Previously belonging to a classic car aficionado, it's tricked out like a Chelsea gallery, with sealed concrete floors and wide roll-up doors. Gray doesn't so much represent artists as produce projects with them, joking, "I'm a gallery in denial, happy to provide a platform. Fuck convention." Her crew includes Hammer and Whitney Biennial artists and emerging talent, whom Gray asks for "impossible" ideas — fanciful, site-specific visions a proper gallery couldn't sell. The in-crowd has gotten with the program of afternoon receptions for shows such as David Hendren's elaborate, inconvenient mechanical sculptures, and Megan Daalder's upcoming small-audience "performance-sculpture." Address provided by appointment, and for events. —Shana Nys Dambrot
Santa Monica, 90405. (310) 497-6895, emmagrayhq.com.
We didn't know we needed one until it came here. Velveteria is a velvet-painting museum curated by Caren Anderson and Carl Baldwin, who relocated from Portland, Oregon, to open their new space in Chinatown late last year. This storefront gallery displays about 500 paintings — Baldwin likes to say "about 420 wink wink" — cherry-picked from the couple's 3,000-piece collection, bringing a welcome note of eccentricity to the growing hip-ification of the neighborhood. "See the '60s on velvet: black power, JFK, Beatles, Stones, rock 'n' roll, Vietnam and tiki," screams the website, and it's all true — plus a plethora of unicorns, religious icons, Liberace and the Hall of Elvis. More than a hobby, Velveteria purports to make a serious study of the genre as interpreted around the world. Best of all is a special blacklight room, packed floor to ceiling with glowing works of art, where cushions are provided for your hanging-out pleasure, upholstered in (of course) zebra velvet. —Suzy Beal
711 New High St., Chinatown, 90012. (503) 309-9299, velveteria.com.


text:
Deloitte Digital is a global, full-service consulting agency that combines serious creative chops with trusted business sense.
We evaluate our client's challenges and opportunities from many angles. Bringing talent and skills from across our consulting business, our people have the business acumen of a strategic advisor, the design capability of a creative agency and the engineering depth of a technology firm. We shape our holistic range of capabilities into an integrated solution for digital transformation projects. With our unique blend of strategy, creative, and technology, we build beautiful digital experiences for Africa's leading brands. Our work is in your pocket. It's on your screens. And it's making lives a little more fun, a little bit easier, and a little more connected. We're driving the future of digital.


text:
June 23, 2009
Stripe presents a celebration of Jamaican music – Featuring Terry Lynn & John Hugo
Wednesday, June 24th 8 – 11PM @ Awarehouse (550 N.W. 29th St.) Miami, FL
Additional DJ sets by Wildlife, Johan Hugo! Plus songs from Terry Lynn's critically acclaimed album "KingstonLogic 2.0â€
Dance And Drink Responsibly
Red Stripe Lager 2009 Desnoes & Geddes. Imported By Diageo – Guinness USA, Norwalk, CT


text:
1970 Chevrolet Nova Supercharged Big Block 5 Speed
Price: US $38,999.00 Item location: Sherman, Texas, United States
- Condition: Used
- Make: Chevrolet
- Model: Nova
- Type: Car
- Trim: Car
- Year: 1970
- Mileage: 62,532
- Color: Astro Blue
- Engine size: Supercharged 496 Stroker V8
- Transmission: Richmond 5 Speed Manual
- Drive type: 2WD
- Interior color: Blue
- Vehicle Title: Clear Want to buy? Contact seller!
1970 Chevrolet Nova
Classic Car Liquidators is proud to offer this great deal on a great classic muscle car. For more information call our office at 903-891-0000. We are always interested in trades so please fill out our trade form and we will be happy to take a look.


text:
1. Re: is it posible to overwite the schema using import of data pump.Srini Chavali-Oracle Aug 24, 2013 4:07 PM (in response to 947771)
Pl post details of OS and database versions of source and target. For option 1, drop the user on the target and perform an import of the schema. Syntax for the commands can be foudn in the documentation for your specific versions. For option 2, what exactly is "bit different" ?
2. Re: is it posible to overwite the schema using import of data pump.947771 Aug 25, 2013 1:49 PM (in response to Srini Chavali-Oracle)
Oracle Database 11g Express Edition Release 188.8.131.52.0 - Production
PL/SQL Release 126.96.36.199.0 - Production
"CORE 22.214.171.124.0 Production"
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 220.127.116.11.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 184.108.40.206.0 - Production
both os and database are on 32 bit windows and 11g express r2 as shown above.
yours sincerelly
3. Re: is it posible to overwite the schema using import of data pump.Nikolay Savvinov Aug 25, 2013 2:00 PM (in response to 947771)
use table_exists_action parameter=replace to overwrite existing tables when importing a dumpfile.
Best regards,
4. Re: is it posible to overwite the schema using import of data pump.Richard Harrison . Aug 26, 2013 12:02 PM (in response to 947771)
impdp will not overwrite a schema during import, it can basically only do tables - if you set table_exists_action=replace as mentioned above then tables (and directly dependant objects - for example indexes) will get 'replaced' - any stored plsql code such as views/packages/procedures etc will not get overwritten - you just get errors saying the object already exists.
impdp will create the schema though (which imp never did) so it should be simple for you to just do:
drop schema xxxx;
impdp user/pass ....... (this will create the schema for you). (well it will as long as the expdp was done with enough rights - there is a bit of a funny 'feature' with this)
<moderator edit - removed link to personal blog - pl see FAQ link on top right of this page>


text:
I Want to Know Your Favourite Aphrodisiac
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 10 People
Details To FollowMilky coming to you from on the road. Don't have time for a lengthy bit here, but wanted to let you know that I am loving Scottish seafood. Had a fab pot of mussels last night after gorging on the best oysters ever. Seriously. These oysters were incredible. And Milky knows...
milkynips 46-50, F 1 Response 1 Aug 3, 2011


text:
BaByliss BABER5548 Pro Nano Titanium Entice Ionic Red DryerItem#: YYMG-98375474M | Model#: BABER5548
Currently Out Of Stock!
You May Consider This Alternative
BaByliss BABER5548 Pro Nano Titanium Ent Product Details
Manufactured by: BABYLISS
Warranty provided by: BABYLISS
UPC No: 074108245441
Mfg Part No: BABER5548
Box Size:
( Length:13, Width:13, Depth:7)
Shipping Weight: 3.0000 pound(s)
Dimensional Weight: 6pounds
What is Dimensional weight?
Click here for full warranty and support information
- BABYLISS logos are registered trademarks of BABYLISS. All others trademarks and copyrights mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners.


text:
B y D a v e D e v i n e
TUCSON CITY COUNCIL aides are in a unique position--they're political activists who have an insider's view of government. At the same time, because of the nature of their jobs, they can't speak out about their personal views on community concerns.
The Weekly decided to talk to several former aides to find out their opinions on the major issues facing the city, the job the current city council is doing, and their thoughts on the upcoming city council election. All of these interviews were conducted on the basis of anonymity.
Not surprisingly, those interviewed identified water, crime and low wages and the need for an improved economy as three of the major problems confronting the community. But they also mentioned public apathy, transportation, poor fiscal management and too much control by City Manager Michael Brown and city staff as concerns.
One former aide characterized the present city council as leaderless and ineffectual. Another said the council tried hard but that there was too much in-fighting among some of its members for them to achieve results.
The present council was applauded, however, for focusing more attention on youth programs and for encouraging infill development. They were criticized for hiring consultants and then not paying attention to their recommendations. One former aide thought that when the council had to choose between any Tucson sacred cow--CAP, unlimited growth, the tourism economy--versus improving the quality of life for the present residents of the city, the sacred cows always win.
Most of the aides were critical of Brown and the power the council has given him. One said, "He puts on a good show, but when the dust settles all he'll have done is stir manure but not move the city forward."
Another thought Brown was padding his resume by proposing one grandiose scheme after another, like the downtown campus location for a new university, the Rocking K annexation and the DevCon redevelopment proposal. But, this former aide predicted, Brown would leave Tucson at the first sign of an economic slowdown: "He is a tax-and-spender who doesn't know how to balance a budget without raising taxes. He's given the checkbook to the city employees and let them set their own salaries. So when the revenues start to decline, he is out of here."
The upcoming City Council elections are interesting, at least to some of the former aides, because "it's a battle between the old guard wanting a swan song and a new breed of younger politician who is more in touch with what's going on in the community." Another cast this difference as the status quo versus new, unknown people who have yet to clearly define what they believe in.
One former aide called the mayor's race in the Democratic primary a contest between a "staff rubber-stamper" (George Miller) and a political opportunist (Bruce Wheeler). Several of them also saw the Democratic primary in the Ward 1 council race as a test between these two camps. "The mayoral primary race could get real dirty, since the two men don't like each other," one aide said. "And the race in Ward 1 could also be nasty. The Republicans might just be able to take advantage of that."
Issues may be secondary to personalities in this year's City Council primary races, but one issue every candidate will probably agree on is the need for higher-paying jobs. One former aide noted that while the candidates traditionally sing this song, the elected members of the city council keep on spending Tucson's economic development funds on baseball stadiums, the tourism industry and the Copper Bowl.
What advice would these former political insiders give to those candidates who are elected in November?
One suggested controlling the salaries of top-level management by setting a percentage differential between the highest and lowest-paid city employees. Another warned the city better start planning for the new economic era when the federal sugar daddy isn't there to pay for this program or that.
Finally, one former aide expressed the opinion of many people when urging the City Council to do a better job of communicating with the public about the important issues facing the city. "At the same time," this former aide said, "the council ought to get rid of many of its citizen advisory boards. It doesn't listen to them anyway. But those they keep, they should pay attention to."
Illustration by Joe Forkan.
| © 1995-97 Tucson Weekly . Info Booth


text:
Select your language:
Hot chocolate is the ideal drink for the whole family. Thanks to the dedicated chocolate carafe preparing a delicious hot chocolate for one or two cups was never so easy .
De'Longhi Appliances1295 Clubhouse StreetMaraisburg 1709South Africa
© De'Longhi Appliances S.r.l. - Via L. Seitz, 47, 31100 Treviso, Italy - All rights reserved


text:
35 DOCTOR WHO Actors & Actresses
These people who appeared onscreen represent the series to me. First five Doctors only!
Log in to copy items to your own lists.
William Hartnell
William Hartnell was born on 8 January 1908, just south of St. Pancras station in London. In press materials in the 1940s he claimed that his father was a farmer and later a stockbroker; it turns out that he had actually been born out of wedlock, as his biography "Who's There?" states. At age 16 he was adopted by Hugh Blaker...
Carole Ann Ford
Carole Ann Ford was born in June 1940 and first appeared in a film at the age of eight. Following acting and elocution lessons, she started doing commercials and walk-on work, and her first proper role was in the play "Women of the Streets." She continued working in theatre, film (including The Day of the Triffids) and television (including Emergency-Ward 10...
William Russell
William Russell was born William Russell Enoch on 19 November 1924, in Sunderland, County Durham, England, to Eva Compston (Pile) and Alfred James Enoch. He became interested in acting at an early age. He was involved in organizing entertainments during his national service in the Royal Air Force and then...
Jacqueline Hill
Born in 17 December 1929, Jacqueline Hill was orphaned as a toddler and raised by her grandparents. She was taken out of school at the age of 14 to enable her younger brother to continue. She then worked at Cadbury's, which had an amateur dramatics society. She was encouraged to apply for, and was awarded...
Maureen O'Brien
After studying for a teaching diploma at the Central School of Speech and Drama, Maureen O'Brien became a founding member of the Everyman Theatre in her native Liverpool. About three months later she was persuaded to audition for the part of Vicki on Doctor Who. She was reluctant to accept the role...
Peter Purves
Self, Crufts Dog Show
Peter Purves was born in New Longton, Lancashire on 10 February 1939. After leaving school he took a four-year teacher-training course. In 1961, after only one year as a teacher, he turned to acting, initially with the Barrow-in-Furness Repertory Company and later with the Wimbleton Theatre Company...
Adrienne Hill
Plymouth-born Adrienne Hill trained in acting at the Bristol Old Vic, then spent some time with the Old Vic Company in London, followed by eight years' work in repertory theatre. Having been spotted by Doctor Who production assistant Viktors Ritelis while understudying for Maggie Smith in a play called "Mary...
Jackie Lane
Jackie Lane was born 10 July 1947 in Manchester, England. In 1963 she was playing the part of the secretary in "Compact" when she was offered the part of the Doctor's grand-daughter, Susan, but decided that she did not want to be tied down to a year's contract. In 1966, however, having had only sporadic work in between...
Anneke Wills
Anneke Wills made her acting debut at age eleven in a film called Child's Play. She then studied at a drama school, the Arts Educational, for about four years, winning many children's TV and theatre roles. Subsequently, she enrolled at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, but did not complete the course...
Michael Craze
Michael Craze was born on 29 November 1942 in Cornwall and got into acting quite by chance as, at the age of twelve, he discovered through Boy Scout Gang Shows that he had a perfect boy soprano voice. This led him to win parts in "The King and I" and "Plain and Fancy", both at Drury Lane, and "Damn Yankees" at the Coliseum...
Patrick Troughton
Patrick Troughton was born in Mill Hill, London and was educated at Mill Hill School. He trained as an actor at the Embassy School of Acting in the UK and at Leighton Rollin's Studio for for Actors at Long Island, New York in the USA. During World War II he served in the Royal Navy and after the war ended he joined the Old Vic and became a Shakespearean actor...
Frazer Hines
Actor, Emmerdale Farm
Frazer Hines came to prominence as a child actor, appearing in several films before he was fifteen, includingX The Unknown (1956) and Charlie Chaplin's A King in New York (1957). In 1957 he played Napoleon in the six part BBC serial Huntingtower and followed this with the role of Jan in the seven part BBC serial The Silver Sword (1957-8)...
Deborah Watling
Born on 2 January 1948, Deborah Watling grew up in an acting family. She attended stage school after failing her O level exams, but left after three weeks and got herself an agent. She then landed the part of Alice in a BBC play "The Life of Lewis Carroll" (aka Alice). This was followed by other roles...
Wendy Padbury
Wendy Padbury trained at the Aida Foster Stage School and made her TV debut on the BBC arts programme "Monitor" soon after starting the course. More TV work followed and, by the age of seventeen, she had landed a regular role in the ATV soap opera Crossroads. Soon after this, she applied for the role of "Zoe" on Doctor Who...
Nicholas Courtney
Nicholas Courtney was born in Egypt, the son of a British diplomat. His early years were spent in Kenya and France and he was called up for National Service at the age of 18. After 18 months of duty in the British forces, Courtney joined the Webber Douglas drama school. He spent two years there and then did repertory theatre in Northampton. His next move was to London...
John Levene
John Levene (real name John Anthony Woods) left home at the age of 21 and travelled to London. He was working in a men's clothing store when he met Telly Savalas (who was making the film "The Dirty Dozen") and he was inspired to become an actor. He joined an agency which provided walk-on actors. He...
Jon Pertwee
Jon Pertwee is best known for his portrayal of the Doctor, on the BBC science fiction television series Doctor Who. He portrayed the Doctor from 1970 to 1974. His 60-year entertainment career included work in radio, films, and cabaret. This was despite the inauspicious beginning of having been thrown out of drama school as a young man and told he had no future as an actor...
Caroline John
Actress, Love Actually
Of the many satellites that have orbited the eleven (to date) incarnations of 'the Doctor' between 1963 and the present, one of the brightest was Caroline John. Not only was she the most beautiful of the companions, but also stood out for her resourcefulness and intelligence. Having submitted a glamorous modelling shot of herself to the production office...
Richard Franklin
Actor, Rogue One
Richard Franklin worked for an advertising agency before deciding to become an actor. He joined the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 1963 and his first professional acting work was with the Century Theatre. He was offered small roles on television and, in addition, spent a year and a half with the Birmingham Repertory Theatre...
Katy Manning
Katy Manning trained as an actress at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. In 1971, she became known to millions of British television viewers when she joined Doctor Who as the companion Jo Grant, which she played for three seasons opposite Jon Pertwee as the Doctor from 1971 until 1973...
Roger Delgado
Born of a Spanish father and French mother in Whitechapel. Although most often called upon to play the villain (due to his dark good looks and sinister beard), he also had a career as a voice actor on BBC Radio appearing on such programs as the "Morning Story". He was a notable 'The Master' in many series of Doctor Who.
Elisabeth Sladen
Elisabeth Sladen was born in Liverpool, England. She attended drama school for two years before joining the local repertory theatre in her home town of Liverpool. She met actor Brian Miller during her first production there and they were later married after meeting again in Manchester, three years later...
Tom Baker
The English character actor Tom Baker, best known as the fourth incarnation of The Doctor, was born in 1934 in Liverpool, to Mary Jane (Fleming) and John Stewart Baker. His father was of English and Scottish descent, while his mother's family was originally from Ireland. Tom, along with his younger sister...
Ian Marter
Ian Marter left university in 1969 and joined the Bristol Old Vic as an acting stage manager. In 1973 he was cast as John Andrews in a "Doctor Who" adventure. Jon Pertwee left the series during the following year, and the producers considered casting an older actor in the part. This meant that any physical...
Louise Jameson
Actress, EastEnders
Louise Jameson is a classically trained actress whose first love is the stage but she also became known to millions of British television viewers through her roles in such hugely popular television series as Doctor Who, Tenko, Bergerac and EastEnders. Jameson had formal acting...
John Leeson
After leaving school, John Leeson worked in a bookshop, and then as a porter in the Leicester Royal Infirmary Hospital. He joined the Leicester Dramatic Society and ultimately applied for and won a place at RADA. On leaving the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, he worked in repertory and pantomimes, including "Toad of Toad Hall," in which he met his future wife...
Mary Tamm
Lalla Ward
Lalla Ward born Sarah Ward, daughter of Lord Bangor - Edward Ward - and his writer wife, Marjorie Banks. She always wanted to act, paint and draw, and so joined the Central School of Speech and Drama in 1967. When she left in 1970, it was straight into a part in the Hammer film Vampire Circus. Following this she worked extensively on stage...
Matthew Waterhouse
Matthew Waterhouse was born the son of a company solicitor. He joined the BBC as a clerk, working in the news and information department, while also pursuing an acting career. His first TV role was as a public schoolboy in "To Serve Them All My Days" (1980). He had not even started working on that programme when he auditoned for and won the role of Adric in Doctor Who...
Sarah Sutton
Sarah Sutton (born 12 December 1961) is a British actress best known for her role as Nyssa in the BBC science fiction television series Doctor Who. Nyssa was a companion to "Doctors" Tom Baker, then Peter Davison, from 1981 to 1983. Sutton was born in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. Sutton studied...
Janet Fielding
Janet Mahoney - now better known by her stage name of Janet Fielding - was born in Brisbane, Australia, in 1953. She gained A levels in Physics, Chemistry and Maths and joined Queensland University, where she first took up acting. After leaving university she worked with an English writer/director named Albert Hunt...
Anthony Ainley
Anthony Ainley was a notable British actor and a member of a distinguished British acting family. His brother was Richard Ainley (1910-1967) and his father Henry Ainley (1879-1945). He worked in the theatre for many years and eventually found work in various historical film dramas in the 1970s. However...
Peter Davison
Peter Moffett, now better known by his stage name Peter Davison, was born on 13 April 1951 in the Streatham area of London. In 1961, he and his family - parents Sheila and Claude (an electrical engineer who hailed from British Guiana) and his sisters Barbara, Pamela and Shirley moved to Knaphill, Woking in Surrey...
Mark Strickson
Born in Statford-on-Avon, Mark Strickson was brought up in the small village of Ilmington. His father was a professional musician and Strickson had learned to play several instruments - as well as singing in the Trinity Church choir - by the time he went to grammar school, where he continued his musical training...
Nicola Bryant
Nicola Bryant was born the daughter of a heating engineer, in 1960, in Surrey, England. She began her training in dance and music at the age of three, studying classical ballet, then jazz and tap dance, the piano, flute and guitar, and finally acting at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. Here...


text:
7th Grade Programming
Eastland Jr. High School
1 Quarter
Mr. Eich
(815) 493-6341
Prep Hours: 1st and 5th
Materials Needed Each Class:
Pen or Pencil
Course Description:
Alice is a 3D programming environment that makes it easy to create animation for storytelling, playing an interactive game, or sharing a video on the web. Alice is designed to be a teaching tool for introductory computing. It uses 3D graphics and a drag-and-drop interface to facilitate a more engaging, less frustrating first programming experience. Created for middle school, high school and college students, this software program offers a first glimpse into the world of computer programming. Alice allows students to learn fundamental programming concepts in the context of creating animated movies and simple video games. In Alice, 3-D objects (e.g., people, animals, and vehicles) populate a virtual world and students create a program to animate the objects.
1. Students will be able to read, understand, write and debug simple software
2. Students will be able to construct a basic computer program using some program
control structures.
3. Students will be able to test and debug a program on a sample of expected input.
Materials: You will need to bring the following materials to class everyday.
Assignments are both in class and homework. An assignment is anything that is given a grade but does not fall under quiz, test, projects, or participation. All assignments must be turned in by the due date and time to receive full credit.
Quizzes and Tests:
Quizzes may or may not be announced. Tests will always be announced. Tests will be comprehensive and cover material learned in the unit. Students will know ahead of time to prepare accordingly for the test.
Projects will be completed either in a group or alone, the teacher will let the students know before the project is started. Projects that are completed within a group will require students to complete their share of the project to receive credit. The group will need to provide proof of who completed what sections of the project for grading. *Example if students are completing a research paper together they can share a file in google docs and it will keep track of who worked on what sections of the paper.
Class Participation:
Students will receive two participation points each class they attend. In order to get both points students need to follow classroom rules, have required materials, be actively engaged during class, contribute your share during group work, and cannot be working on other class material.
Be on time! You must be in your seat and ready to work when the bell rings.
Be respectful! Show respect to everyone and everything.
Be prepared! Bring daily-required materials to class every day.
All other school rules and policies are in effect.
1st Offense: Verbal warning.
2nd Offense: Detention
3rd Offense: Detention & parental notification.
4th Offense: Automatic referral to Mrs. Burkholder
Make-up Work Due to Absence:
YOU are responsible for make-up work after you have been absent from school.
If you are absent, you are to always check Schoology to get the assignment. There will almost always be an electronic version of the assigned homework. You may also e-mail me to get other information of what you missed when you were gone or to get help with something you do not understand.
All missed tests and quizzes can only be made-up before school, after school, or during Learning Lab and NOT during class time. If you decide to make up a test or quiz, you must allow yourself enough time to complete the whole test in one sitting.
Late Work:
Late work is defined as anything turned in after the assignment is due on schoology or I have collected it– even if the work is turned in later that class period, it is still considered late.
Late work will be accepted until the day of the test for the given unit.
You will receive 75% credit for an assignment turned in anytime within one day after collected and 50% credit for an assignment turned in up until the test for that unit.
Extra Help:


text:
The David vs. Goliath showdown between tiny, Toronto-based tech firm i4i and behemoth Microsoft is heading to the U.S. Supreme Court this year -- and some smart money is lining up behind the underdog.
i4i announced today that 22 amicus briefs supporting its position have now been filed with the nation's top court.
They come from some big name corporate giants, including Procter & Gamble, General Electric and BP, 19 top venture capital firms, including Aberdare Ventures, Canaan Partners and The Vertical Group -- and the U.S. government.
"Patent protection and the practical ability to enforce a patent are the lifeblood of innovation," says i4i's feisty chairman Loudon Owen. "As you can see from the amicus briefs, and from a letter previously sent to the Attorney General by over 260 signatories, this is an absolutely pivotal case that threatens the ability of inventors and innovative organizations to survive."
In August 2009, a federal court judge ordered Microsoft to pay i4i $290 million in fines and stop selling Word in the U.S. within 60 days.
I4i, which mainly makes software for drug and defense companies, obtained the patent for a "customized XML" tool in 1998. XML is a specialized alphabet that can capture any kind of computer file as a regular text.
Microsoft started using XML as an alternative way to save Word files in Word 2003 and made it the default format for all Office files in Office 2007. This made it easier for Microsoft and its partners to create programs such as accounting software that generates reports in Word formats
But Goliath isn't going down easy. Microsoft unsuccessfully appealed to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in late 2009, and also unsuccessfully sought a rehearing in early 2010. Then last November the software giant's attorneys persuaded the Supreme Court to take up the case.
The amicus briefs in support of i4i describe wide-ranging harm that would result from the Supreme Court overturning the lower court's ruling, including:
"Now the very individuals, organizations and companies that create new jobs are facing an unprecedented change in the law and the sudden disruption and devaluation of the patent system," says Owen. "Patent owners should to be able to rely on established patent law."
Technology Live covers computers, electronics, and the Internet, with a focus on cutting-edge technology that has a real impact on your life. Our reporters and editors -- based in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, New York, and Washington – offer news and tips to help you make the most of your digital domain. More about the team
Sign up for Technology Live e-mail alerts


text:
Get notified when new sales are live
Subscribe to our notifications so you don't miss out on our new sales!
Fireman Sam Mini Ocean Rescue Centre Playset
The ultimate gift for any Fireman Sam fan!
360° spinning platform | Easy to assemble
An ABC Kids favourite, bring Fireman Sam home to the kids and recreate his adventures in Pontypandy with our awesome range of toys and accessories. Whether it's a fire or disaster at sea, race to the rescue here and save.
- Fireman Sam Toys
- Design: Mini Ocean Rescue Centre Playset
- Pack contents:
- Ocean Rescue Centre pieces & pillars
- Revolving platform
- Diecast vehicle
- Ramp
- Stick on decals
- Instructions
- 360° spinning platform
- Easy connect pieces
- Mix & match play sets
- Assembly required
- Materials: Diecast/Metal
- Recommended for ages: 3+ years
- Dimensions (approx. cm):
- Ocean Centre - 32 x 30 x 17
- Vehicle - 6 x 2.5
- Country of origin: Thailand


text:
Get A Free Nivea Lipstick!
This lipstick has a juicy Cherry formula with a fabulous red tint that helps lips look and feel beautiful. Keeps lips moisturized all day. Here is an offer where you can sign up to get it FREE! There are over 300 testing spots available on this one so make sure you sign up.. Sign up in 2 easy steps:
1) Sign up or Log in to your Toluna Account, CONFIRM YOUR EMAIL
2) Go to EXPLORE -> TEST PRODUCTS and sign up!
To get the freebie please click on this link:
Get A Free Nivea Lipstick!
The linked site is not operated or owned by FreebieSelect!


text:
Apply for disaster assistance.
August 16, 2017 | 9:00 am EDT - 11:00 am EDT
309 N. Washington Sq., Lansing, MI 48933
This course is designed for individuals who are considering self-employment, or who may be at the beginning stages of starting a business. Delivered in a workshop format, this introductory session ...
Registration Required
August 16, 2017 | 9:00 am EDT - 10:30 am EDT
910 S. Decatur Street, Watkins Glen, NY 14891
This workshop is designed for the person who is thinking of starting their own small business. It is designed for the prospective owner in the beginning stage of the process.
Designed for the person interested in starting a small business.
August 16, 2017 | 9:00 am EDT - 1:00 pm EDT
1050 Crown Pointe Parkway, Dunwoody, GA 30338
This class will be a blend of lecture instruction, small group discussion and guided workshop, so that you leave with a solid understanding of the digital marketing path forward for your company. ...
August 16, 2017 | 9:00 am PDT - 12:00 pm PDT
1656 Union Street Room 59, Eureka, CA 95501
Learn about the benefits of doing business with the state, how you can get certified quickly and easily online, and how to market your business to state agencies.
August 16, 2017 | 9:00 am CDT - 12:00 pm CDT
15 3rd Ave NW , Hutchinson, MN 55350
Southwest Initiative Foundation offers an Intro to Starting a Business Class on the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 9:00 am to noon in Hutchinson. To register contact Greg at 320-587-4848