text:
In the spring of 2015, The Union Station Redevelopment Corporation launched a […]
Hello, I'm an eBook! ATTENTION: This item is an eBook. It can be read on iOS, Android, MAC and PC's with a supported eReader. It is not a physical book. eBooks are available via download immediately after you've checked out.
Shipped from other seller
indoo.com NJ, USA
BargainBookStores MI, USA
Ambis Enterprises LLC MI, USA
AwesomeBooksUK OXON, GBR
Russell Books BC, CAN
Speedyhen FL, USA
Dive deeper into God's Word. Thomas Nelson's "Personal Size Giant Print Reference Bible" presents the complete Bible with all the study aids you need to get a closer look at Scripture. Helpful notes, references, book introductions, and more will strengthen your Bible knowledge, and with easy-to-read giant print type, exploring the beauty and meaning of God's Word will be more enjoyable than ever. Perfect for individual or group study, teaching, and ministry work, the "Personal Size Giant Print Reference Bible" is a great resource for anyone seeking a Bible with all the essentials to dive deeper into the study of Scripture.
Features include:
Part of the Essential Series line of Thomas Nelson Bibles
"Personal Size Giant Print End-of-Verse Reference Bibles" sold to date: More than 3.5 million
The New King James Version(R)--More than 60 million copies sold in 30 years
Thomas Nelson Bibles is giving back through the God's Word in Action program. Donating a portion of profits to World Vision, we are helping to eradicate poverty and preventable deaths among children. Learn more and discover what you can do at www.seegodswordinaction.com.
Our best deal on used books 3 for $10 and just $3 each additional book. Shop and Save
Gift Certificate = Happy Friend + Books donated to families in need. Make Someone Happy »
We match every book you purchase with a book donation. Learn more »


text:
On News 88.9 KNPR
On Classical 89.7
1289 S. Torrey Pines Dr.
Las Vegas, NV 89146
Main Number: 1-702-258-9895
Toll Free: 1-888-258-9895
an member station
Many of Nevada's state museums and libraries are cutting hours and laying-off staff because of state budget cuts. We talk with Michael Fischer, director of the Nevada Department of Cultural Affairs; and David Millman, director of the Nevada State Museum in Lorenzi Park about the changes they're forced to make.
© All Rights Reserved. | Privacy Policy
Add some items to your playlist to play them.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Does anyone have an elegant/easy to remember proof of this? I can prove bounded easily, and I have notes on why its closed, but they're kind of messy and confusing!
Printable View
Does anyone have an elegant/easy to remember proof of this? I can prove bounded easily, and I have notes on why its closed, but they're kind of messy and confusing!
Suppose (for a contradiction) that for all there exists such that contains only a finite number of terms of a given sequence then since is compact, the cover has a finite subcover ie. there exists such that but this is clearly a contradiction since each of these balls contain only finitely many terms. So we conclude that for any given sequence there exists a such that for all contains infinitely many terms of said sequence ie. there exists a subsequence converging to . This in turn proves that is closed trivially.
By how we defined them, each contains only a finite number of terms of a sequence (a countable infinte set) so when we get our finite subcover we can get at most a finite number of terms of the sequence in the union of a finite number of balls, but these union contains which contains the sequence.
I assume that we are in a metric space.
Here are traditional proofs for both properties.
Suppose that is a limit point of but .
this is true .
The collection covers .
So finite subcollection also covers .
But note that . That is a open set that contains and no other point of . Contradiction.
For bounded, there is finite collection covering .
Let . It is easy to show that is a bound for .
Here's what I think is the simplest proof that any compact set is bounded.
(Assuming that A is in a metric space, of course.)
Let p be any point in the compact set, A. Let be the open ball centered at p with radius n. Certainly every point in A has some distance from p and there exist an integer larger than that distance. That is, the set of all such open balls is an open cover of A. Since A is compact, there is a finite subcover of A, so there is a largest "N". Show that, if x and y are any points in A, d(x,y)< 2N.
To show that any compact set, A, is closed, show that its complement is open. (Again, in a metric space.)
Let p be a point in the complement of A. For any q in A, let B(q) be the open ball, of radius 1/2 the distance from p to q, centered on q. Let C(q) be the open ball, of radius 1/2 the distance from p to q, centered on p (note that C(q), though centered on p, is still "indexed" by q). The set of all open balls, B(q), for all q in A, is an open cover for A. Since A is compact, there exist a finite subcover, . Look at the corresponding collection of open sets . Since p is in each of them it is in there intersection. Further, since this is a finite collection, its intersection is an open set. Finally, since every member of A is in one of the sets , it is not in the corresponding and so not in there intersection.
That is, the intersection of the all the is an open set, containing p, which contains no member of A. That means that p is an interior point of the complement of A and, since p could be any member of the complement of A, the complement of A is open and A itself is closed.
At first, I thought Rudin made a typo on the index(Crying), so I googled the prove, and found out the idea from this website. Thanks a lot everyone who post the proofs!(Rofl)
There are so many experts here!(Clapping)
I love that one! It's so cool!


text:
Free willoughby business listing. Get your local listing today!
Play-based programs provide a wide range of active and meaningful experiences that incorporate choice for children while enabling them to experience many of the organisational elements that are important at school.
The distance between Willoughby Postcode NSW 2068 and Macgregor Postcode ACT 2615 is 254.35km
Calculate the Distance Between Willoughby - NSW and other Postcodes OR search Postcodes Surrounding Willoughby.
Find Postode provides a Postcode Search service for Australian Postcodes. To search for a postcode or a suburb, simply enter the information above and click search.
Do you like this tool? Please share it with others
Find Postode is continuing to develop more useful local search services like our free willoughby business listing. Add you business and it will show up each time a postcode search is made in your business area. Whats even better is it is free and quick to sign up. Get great free exposure now! Listings soon to include your own free web page and business location map.


text:
Container Solutions
- Secure Shipping Containers in Burlington, VT.
- All Steel Container Products.
- Rent or Purchase.
Shipping Containers in Burlington
When you need shipping containers in Burlington you can count on Cork'd to get the best prices, selection and customization you need. Whether you are looking to rent or need a used shipping container for sale in Burlington you don't need to go anywhere else. Cork'd helps you quickly research storage container pricing faster than ever before. Pick up the phone or send us your request now!
We offer:
- Steel Shipping Containers in Burlington, VT
- Used Shipping Containers For Sale in Burlington, VT
- Shipping Container Rentals in Burlington, VT
- 10-40' Containers in Burlington, VT
Non-Verified Shipping Containers Companies
Milton Rental & Sales Center Inc.
7 Nancy Dr
Milton, VT 5468
Got That Rental & Sales, Inc.
224 Colchester Rd
Essex Junction, VT 5452
Green's Ace Hardware
10 Railroad St
Enosburg Falls, VT 5450
Dame's Rental & Sales Center
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
Taylor Rental/Party Plus
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
Container Solutions
What's the price of a ten ft. shipping container for several months?
Caroline P.
Burlington, VT, 5406
10 Ft Container Rental
$ 3952/unit
What is minimum monthly payment on a thirty foot shipping container for several months?
Seth W.
Burlington, VT, 5402
30 Ft Container Rental
$ 72/unit per month
Trying to figure out what what a 10 ft wide shipping container in Burlington, VT costs, need to fit large machinery inside of it.
Christie R.
South Burlington, VT, 5407
30 Ft Container Rental
$ 138/unit per month
Wind and water tight shipping container in Burlington, VT dropped at my farm.
Rob G.
Burlington, VT, 5405
40 Ft Container Rental
$ 185/unit per month
Weather tight steel container taken to a store.
Reese M.
Burlington, VT, 5401
10 Ft Container Rental
$ 76/unit per month
Completely sealed steel container dropped at a shop.
Aly D.
Winooski, VT, 5404
40 Ft Container Rental
$ 181/unit per month
Do you offer refurbished shipping containers that have extra locks?
Kobe I.
South Burlington, VT, 5403
20 Ft Container Purchase
$ 3511/unit
Does your price include taxes and insurance?
Caroline E.
Burlington, VT, 5408
40 Ft Container Rental
$ 121/unit per month
Do you have any refurbished shipping containers which have air vents?
Kayla R.
Essex Junction, VT, 5453
30 Ft Container Rental
$ 140/unit per month
What does it cost for forty foot shipping containers dropped off in Burlington?
Chris D.
Colchester, VT, 5446
40 Ft Container Purchase
$ 138/unit per month


text:
Posted by Christopher Johnson | Saturday, February 18th, 2012 | Uncategorized | 31 Comments
Rabbi Meir Soloveichik of New York's Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun, and Director of the Straus Center for Torah and Western Thought at Yeshiva University points out that Barack Obama's recent decision to force the Catholic Church to see that any of its employees who wanted it would be provided with "free" birth control didn't just order the Catholic church to change its doctrine. It also gives the government the right to decide what is or isn't religious practice:
What I wish to focus on this morning is the exemption to the new insurance policy requirements that the administration did carve out from the outset: to wit, exempting from the new insurance policy obligations religious organizations that do not employ or serve members of other faiths. From this exemption carved out by the administration, at least two important corollaries follow. First: by carving out an exemption, however narrow, the administration implicitly acknowledges that forcing employers to purchase these insurance policies may involve a violation of religious freedom. Second, the administration implicitly assumes that those who employ or help others of a different religion are no longer acting in a religious capacity, and as such are not entitled to the protection of the First Amendment.
This betrays a complete misunderstanding of the nature of religion. For Orthodox Jews, religion and tradition govern not only praying in a synagogue, or studying Torah in a beit midrash, or wrapping oneself in the blatant trappings of religious observance such as phylacteries. Religion and tradition also inform our conduct in the less obvious manifestations of religious belief, from feeding the hungry, to assessing medical ethics, to a million and one things in between. Maimonides, one of Judaism's greatest talmudic scholars and philosophers, and also a physician of considerable repute, stresses in his Code of Jewish Law that the commandment to "Love the Lord your God with all your heart" is achieved not through cerebral contemplation only but also requires study of the sciences, and engagement in the natural world, as this inspires true appreciation of the wisdom of the Almighty. In refusing to extend religious liberty beyond the parameters of what the administration chooses to deem religious conduct, the administration denies people of faith the ability to define their religious activity. Therefore, not only does the new regulation threaten religious liberty in the narrow sense, in requiring Catholic communities to violate their religious tenets, but also the administration impedes religious liberty by unilaterally redefining what it means to be religious.
The force of this and other arguments against Obama's assault on American religious freedom is implicitly acknowledged by Obama disciples like shrieking Episcopalian hysteric Susan Russell who desperately and ineptly tries to change the subject.
Watching the CNN evening news, the "crawl" along the bottom of the screen read: "Catholic bishops denounce contraception compromise." My comment on twitter was:"Seriously???? That qualifies as NEWS??? Enough with theocratic war on democracy." Because here's the deal: It's time to call foul on the much ballyhooed "war on religion" and call it what it is … and it IS a theocratic war on democracy.
It is not only possible — it is essential if we're going to win the theocratic war being waged on our democracy. So let's all "Just Say No" to the myth of war on religion — whether it comes from a bishop or a Baptist — and get busy making liberty and justice for all not just a pledge but a reality.
"War on democracy," Susie? Really? Someone who cheered the recent court decision overturning California's Proposition 8 really shouldn't use those words since people start calling you a raging hypcrite when you do.
But let's see. Inventing a "right," imposing a practice on a religious institution that considers that practice to be a grave evil and then fashioning a "compromise" that leaves that "right" in place by means on an accounting trick of questionable legality constitutes "a theocratic war on democracy." Whatever you say, cupcake.
Why did Barack Obama pick this needless fight with the Roman Catholic Church? After all, a majority of Catholic voters supported him and many of his declared social justice goals perfectly accord with Catholic teaching.
So what was the problem? Ignorance? A miscalculation? Or is there, as Paul Rahe asserts, something far more sinister going on?
We know a bit more now. We know that the President did not act on impulse, that he took his time in making this decision, and that he sought advice from a range of individuals within the Democratic Party. Vice-President Joe Biden and William Daley, who was then Obama's Chief of Staff, both profess to be Catholic, and they strongly advised against doing anything that would antagonize the Catholic bishops and the laity. Kathleen Sebelius, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, and Nancy Pelosi, the former Speaker of the House and current Democratic minority leader, were also consulted. They, too, profess to be Catholic, and they fiercely advocated imposing this burden on all employers providing health insurance for their employees.
Birth control pills aren't anywhere near expensive enough to risk the Presidency over.
On the face of it, President Obama would appear to be shooting himself in the foot. Why would he risk losing the Catholic vote? One could, of course, argue that his aim was to excite the feminists and give them a reason to turn out in November. As a rationale, however, even this seems a bit lame. The benefit that the President proposes to provide is insubstantial. The administration's claim to the contrary notwithstanding, the pill and other birth control devices are not free. But the expense involved is not great. Among those who are employed and have healthcare insurance, no one is hard put to come up with the paltry sum required.
To Rahe, the President's actions have only one meaning. Barack Obama has finally dropped the mask.
This suggests that there can be only one reason why Sebelius, Pelosi, and Obama decided to proceed. They wanted to show the bishops and the Catholic laity who is boss. They wanted to make those who think contraception wrong and abortion a species of murder complicit in both. They wanted to rub the noses of their opponents in it. They wanted to marginalize them. Humiliation was, in fact, their only aim, and malice, their motive.
Obama's "compromise" was actually a gesture of contempt.
Last week, when, in response to the fierce resistance he had deliberately stirred up, the President offered the bishops what he called "an accommodation," what he proffered was nothing more than a fig leaf. His maneuver was, in fact, a gesture of contempt, and I believe that it was Barack Obama's final offer. From his perspective and from that of Sebelius and Pelosi, the genuine Catholics still within the Democratic coalition are no more than what Vladimir Lenin called "useful idiots," and, now that the progressive project is near completion, they are expendable – for there is no longer any need to curry their favor.
Bottom line? Let's not kid ourselves any longer about who Barack Obama really is.
In 2008, when he first ran for the Presidency, Barack Obama posed as a moderate most of the time. This time, he is openly running as a radical. His aim is to win a mandate for the fundamental transformation of the United States that he promised in passing on the eve of his election four years ago and that he promised again when he called his administration The New Foundation. In the process, he intends to reshape the Democratic coalition – to bring the old hypocrisy to an end, to eliminate those who stand in the way of the final consolidation of the administrative entitlements state, to drive out the faithful Catholics once and for all, to jettison the white working class, and to build a new American regime on a coalition of highly educated upper-middle class whites, feminists, African-Americans, Hispanics, illegal immigrants, and those belonging to the public-sector unions. To Americans outside this coalition, he intends to show no mercy.
Of course, none of this should surprise any Christian.
Blessed are you when they revile and persecute you, and say all kinds of evil against you falsely for My sake. Rejoice and be exceedingly glad, for great is your reward in heaven, for so they persecuted the prophets who were before you(Matthew 5:11-12).
Behold, I send you out as sheep in the midst of wolves. Therefore be wise as serpents and harmless as doves. But beware of men, for they will deliver you up to councils and scourge you in their synagogues. You will be brought before governors and kings for My sake, as a testimony to them and to the Gentiles. But when they deliver you up, do not worry about how or what you should speak. For it will be given to you in that hour what you should speak; for it is not you who speak, but the Spirit of your Father who speaks in you(Matthew 10:16-20).
Do not think that I came to bring peace on earth. I did not come to bring peace but a sword. For I have come to 'set a man against his father, a daughter against her mother, and a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law'; and "a man's enemies will be those of his own household." He who loves father or mother more than Me is not worthy of Me. And he who loves son or daughter more than Me is not worthy of Me. And he who does not take his cross and follow after Me is not worthy of Me. He who finds his life will lose it, and he who loses his life for My sake will find it(Matthew 10:34-39).
If the world hates you, you know that it hated Me before it hated you. If you were of the world, the world would love its own. Yet because you are not of the world, but I chose you out of the world, therefore the world hates you. Remember the word that I said to you, "A servant is not greater than his master." If they persecuted Me, they will also persecute you. If they kept My word, they will keep yours also. But all these things they will do to you for My name's sake, because they do not know Him who sent Me. If I had not come and spoken to them, they would have no sin, but now they have no excuse for their sin. He who hates Me hates My Father also. If I had not done among them the works which no one else did, they would have no sin; but now they have seen and also hated both Me and My Father. But this happened that the word might be fulfilled which is written in their law, "They hated Me without a cause(John 15:18-25)."
These things I have spoken to you, that you should not be made to stumble. They will put you out of the synagogues; yes, the time is coming that whoever kills you will think that he offers God service. And these things they will do to you because they have not known the Father nor Me. But these things I have told you, that when the time comes, you may remember that I told you of them. And these things I did not say to you at the beginning, because I was with you(John 16:1-4).
I have given them Your word; and the world has hated them because they are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. I do not pray that You should take them out of the world, but that You should keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world(John 17:14-16).
You get the idea. And I don't think it's too much of a leap from a government legally deciding what church practices ought to be to a government legally deciding, in order to protect someone's alleged "rights," what churches ought to be permitted to preach.
Because if being legally forced to facilitate the commission of a grave sin is not an infringement of your religious freedom, then neither is being legally forbidden from declaring that what Miss Russell likes to do in her off-hours is sinful. After all, nobody's forcing you to stop believing that Christ died on the Cross for your sins, now are they?
And this is only the beginning. The simple fact of the matter is that defeating our idiot president in November will only delay this trend, it will not stop it. The white-hot rage toward actual Christianity displayed by pseudo-religious frauds like Susan Russell guarantees that any future areligious despot who happens to win the White House will have plenty of "spiritual" cover for further assaults on the Church.
But like I said, none of this should surprise anyone.
31 Comments to ONCE TO EVERY MAN AND NATION
February 18, 2012
I think President Obama didn't realise he was getting into a fight when his administration proposed this mandate. From some reports I've read, Biden and Daley set up a meeting to advise him that this would not go down well with the bishops and that he couldn't count on the support of 'progressive' Catholics either, because this was going too far.
Then Secretary Sebelius and other women advisors got wind of this and lost the plot completely. They demanded that Obama go ahead with the mandate and I imagine – given the demolition job Planned Parenthood did on the Komen Foundation and the unanimous support this received from the media both print and otherwise – that they threatened him about this being an election year and if he let the Catholic Church off the hook, his former allies in NARAL and PP and all the rest would absolutely slaughter him, and the media and all the rest of the liberals who had become disenchanted with him would enthusiastically push a campaign against him.
I think it came down to him calculating votes and more importantly, the PR and media spin against him if he dared cross the 'reproductive health and justice rights' crowd, and he never imagined the bishops would all exhibit backbones or that the Catholic left would not fall into line.
February 18, 2012
"They wanted to rub the noses of their opponents in it. They wanted to marginalize them. Humiliation was, in fact, their only aim, and malice, their motive."
They hate us, pure and simple. It's taken some folks quite a while to catch on, hasn't it?
February 18, 2012
Tid-bits from this news story:
"Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, a Catholic and a two-term governor of Kansas, was joined by several female Obama advisers in urging against a broad exemption for religious organizations. To do so would leave too many women without coverage and sap the enthusiasm for Obama among women's rights advocates, they said, according to the people, who spoke about the deliberations on condition of anonymity.
…Sebelius was backed by adviser Valerie Jarrett, Tina Tchen, the first lady's chief of staff, and Melody Barnes, then director of the Domestic Policy Council, the people said. Among the ideas considered and discarded because of legal objections was an option modeled on a Hawaii law that provides broad exemptions for religious agencies while requiring private insurers to offer contraceptive coverage to the employees.
…Reproductive rights groups, such as Planned Parenthood Federation of America, and Democratic U.S. senators Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire and Boxer and Murray, pressed the administration to stick with a preliminary rule announced by Sebelius in August.
…Advocates countered warnings of alienating Catholics with arguments that an exemption might depress enthusiasm for Obama among women, a disproportionate share of Democratic voters. Women's advocates intensified their efforts after Obama met in November with Catholic Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York.
Judith L. Lichtman, a senior adviser with the National Partnership for Women and Families in Washington, among the groups that favored minimizing religious exemptions, said the ruling would help Obama in November."
More from this story:
"For months, Vice President Joe Biden and then-White House chief of staff Bill Daley argued internally against the rule, sources tell ABC News. Biden and Daley didn't think the rule was right on either the policy or the politics, sources said. Joshua Dubois, head of the Office of Faith Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, also expressed concern.
The policy was wrong, the two Catholic men, Biden and Daley, argued, saying that the Obama administration couldn't force religious charities to pay for something they think is a sin. Sources say that Biden and Daley in these internal debates emphasized the political fallout more so than the policy issue. Catholics are the ultimate swing voters, they argued. President Obama won the Catholic vote 54-46% in 2008, but he lost among white Catholics 47-53%, according to exit polls.
But Biden and Daley faced a strong group making the case for the rule within the administration – including Catholics such as senior adviser David Plouffe and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, senior White House advisers Valerie Jarrett and Pete Rouse, and then-domestic policy council director Melody Barnes. Others outside the White House also pushed hard for the rule, including former White House communications director Anita Dunn, Senators Barbara Boxer, D-Calif. and Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., and Planned Parenthood Federation of America president Cecile Richards.
…Even with the current controversy raging, many Democrats maintain that the voters they need to vote for Obama in November – young voters nationwide, women voters in battleground states such as Colorado, Virginia, and Pennsylvania – support the president's decision."
So we have on one side, the Vice-President and (from what I gather, reading news reports of his resignation), a White House Chief of Staff who was side-lined in the White House by members of the Obama inner circle and unpopular with the Democratic senators and representatives, both men, who argued against the mandate and on the other side, a network of well-connected women administration members and members of the inner circle, backed up by abortion rights activist groups, who put the pressure on every time there seemed to be the possibility of a rapprochement with the Catholic hierarchy (e.g. Dolan's visit) and used the big stick of "do this and you will lose our support and the support of the women voters you need in an election year, voters we can mobilise against you with the help of our allies in the media" to threaten Obama.
Because see what happened to Bill Daley? Resigned (or was he pushed? was this a head that had to roll to assuage Sebelius, Jarrett and the rest?) in January after just one year in the job. Sebelius and Pelosi? Still full steam ahead.
February 18, 2012
What can I say against these wise and well informed women? I am just a stupid, bigoted man, who can have no idea of any true meaning of issues.
Fold yer tents fellas… We are no longer necessary. Pelosi, KJS and Sebelius are now in charge. They know all, see all, decide all. Barry O' has completely abrogated his promise to America, his campaign promises (what else is new) and is Oath of Office.
James Buchanan was a better president.
February 18, 2012
I mean, why the hell is the First Lady's Chief of Staff sticking her oar into a political and moreover, cabinet matter? To quote Wikipedia, "The Office of the First Lady of the United States is accountable to the First Lady of the United States for her to carry out her duties as hostess of the White House, and is also in charge of all social and ceremonial events of the White House."
So Ms. Tchen helps Mrs. Obama run the White House, fulfil her duties as hostess to visiting dignataries, and whatever social and community projects she has going on the side like healthy eating and the arts and so forth.
Why then is she giving advice on legislation for the Department of Health and Human Services?
February 18, 2012
Susie gets more loco with age and increasing delusions of self-importance, doesn't she? Do you think her husband misses her any more?
February 18, 2012
Psalm 91:8
February 18, 2012
And I don't think it's too much of a leap from a government legally deciding what church practices ought to be to a government legally deciding, in order to protect someone's alleged "rights," what churches ought to be permitted to preach.
The US government has "legally decided" what church practice should be and what churches should be permitted to preach for a couple of hundred years.
Let's say I'm a hardcore Wahabist Muslim. My religion requires me to have several wives, and to kill Christians on sight. Any chances of the US Federal government staying separate from my church if I stand on a street-corner and exercise my Allah-given rights of free speech and Allah-given command to slay all infidels? Didn't think so.
But then in the free-speech, free-religion US, Matthew Kennedy announcing from his pulpit (or even on his blog) that to vote for Obama is unchristian will immediately ensure his parish loses tax-free status.
So does "Freedom of Religion" even apply to evangelical and Catholic Christianity?
February 18, 2012
In this dreadful Holy War on Religion, of Religion, and by Religion, I've had enough! Maybe even too much. I'm surrendering! 'Cause I'm gonna start my OWN religion, and get in on the good stuff: tax exemptions, and lots of taxpayer money to do what I want… most definitely! Hey Newt -wanna join? We're gonna have open marriages and multiple wives and all SORTS of neat stuff that you're just gonna love! But NO nasty stoning of adulterers. Promise! As for Santorum- he'd make a fine preacher…in fact, we'll make him Saint Santorum. And fix his google search. As for Mr. Obama, obviously, we'll need to demonize him even further. And his dog too. Mitt and Ron, hey, just for you guys: no taxes AT ALL …and human sacrifice of illegal aliens. Televised. Whoooppee! What a country!
By the way, PLEASE don't mention the REASON that Mitt Romney's dad was born in Mexico (i.e. the fact that Mitt's Mormon Grand-dad LEFT the United States in the 1880's and went to Mexico because laws against polygamy were passed in the U.S. …and being a Mormon, Mitt's Grand-dad wanted to keep his multiple wives). SO… if we follow the "logic" of the people crying crocodile tears about a non-existent "war on religion", then the U.S. should have allowed polygamy (and who knows what else) just because a particular religion claimed it as their belief. GIVE ME A BREAK!
February 18, 2012
Suzi Q – shut up and bring me a beer!!!!
February 18, 2012
Hm. Troll wants free coffee hour. Think maybe he's had a cup too many already.
February 18, 2012
Well something is up when the secularist trolls turn out.
The government should prevent citizens from being deprived of the enumerated constitutional rights. A church can not deprive a third party of a constitutional right. A Muslim may not slay an infidel. But the point here is not protecting a third party from a church, but forcing that church to do something it wishes not to do based on (in this case a doctrine nearly two millennia old that considers that something a mortal sin). It would be like the USDA dictating that all public and private schools must serve 4 ounces of pork with every lunch. Muslims, Jews, and everyone else ought to oppose such an attack. As they should oppose forcing Amish to pay for electrical lines to their houses they do not want, forcing Quakers to join the infantry, etc.
And churches in America do not get money from the government unless it is a church-related organization that is reimbursed for social services work done more efficiently than the government can do the same work. Want to start a church to get tax-free donations? If you can convince people to give you money to listen to you pontificate, go for it. But if these posts are the best you've got, don't quit your day job.
February 18, 2012
To anyone who's watched the decades-long descent into insanity of the Episopal "Church", this lunge for the jugular of the Catholic Church by Obama and his cannibal women would be no surprise. In fact, it's sort of a reversal of the old saying that history repeats itself, the second time as farce. The farce came first, with the clapped-out homosexual losers taking over TEC and then twisting themselves into ever tighter gyrations of insanity. Pervert lovers fondling each other before the altar? Hymns in praise of abortion? Criminalizing tradition? Stealing churches and selling them to Muslims? The only thing they haven't done yet is convert the churches of their crushed opponents into abortion mills, and I'll bet that will be coming along in a year or two. As Rahe said, it's all about ritual humiliation.
This is why they're so enraged at things like the Ordinariat – they were anticipating years and years of delicious torture for their hated enemies, and here they are suddenly slipping from their grasp! I think God has some such escape route planned for His people this time, too. Evil never can really triumph for long.
February 18, 2012
Isn't the government deciding what a church can be, and do, and what its limits are, a little bit like the power brokers constructing a ghetto? A virtual ghetto? A ghetto of the mind?
February 18, 2012
There is nothing more dangerous and less feminine than a woman controlled by her animus.
February 19, 2012
You know, we tried to warn people over 4 years ago that Barack Obama was a dangerous man. But we were vilified as being racists and alarmists.
Well, sports fans, you got what you wanted and you felt all smug and superior. You got your Nanny State advocate elected and you were going to show us neanderthals that did not think that the Federal Government had any legitimate roll in all these programs that were so near and dear to your hearts. Well, you got what you wanted, now learn to deal with it and quit whining.
Damn fools! You always know what is best. What are you complaining about?
February 19, 2012
Well, I guess the Democratic Party will no longer be the party of "Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion.", they are rapidly dropping the "Romanism" tag. But the big thing is that they are still the party of Rebellion, they have been attacking the Constitution for quite some time. Admittedly, they have had a lot of help from the other side, but it has mainly been their deal.
February 19, 2012
Two points, Allen. First, the remember that something around 20% of Catholics are weekly Mass-goers. ASA runs about 35%-40% of identified membership. So a large number of Catholics calling themselves "Catholic" will be voting Democrat. Some are cafeteria Catholics, some are no more than tribal Catholics.
Second, Catholic social teachings – economics, war, the death penalty, torture, etc. – really do give serious pause when voting for many Republicans, including Sen. Santorum. What is good about the current events is that abortion has become more clearly the primary aspect of the "seamless garment of life". No longer will the social teachings give cover to pro-abortion Catholics. But that doesn't mean it's not Ann issue. Mark Shea is probably the loudest of these voices right now.
February 19, 2012
Mark "A Better Catholic Than You And Proud Of It!" Shea is not a good guide to any sort of political action. He advocates the "too pure for this sinful world" approach of ostentatiously throwing his vote into the sea until he can ceremoniously bestow it upon a President Lilywhite. Of course, one can only do this if one is absolutely sure that voting is a sort of vanity project of no importance.
February 19, 2012
One very clear point to keep in mind is that the Democrat Party recently decided to lurch further to the left giving up its white, working-class constituency. From the NYT last November (just 3 months ago):
"All pretense of trying to win a majority of the white working class has been effectively jettisoned in favor of cementing a center-left coalition…"
So the Party Apparachiks are simply implementing their own strategy by jettisoning the Catholics.
February 19, 2012
The rabbi speaks wisely. The government is attempting to dictate what is, and is not, religious behavior. Religious institutions and religious individuals are to be forced to accept the standards of the state. One need not agree with Catholic teaching to see the implicit threat to others' teaching.
February 19, 2012
Preventing a religious organization from its charitable works is what's going on here. Recall that during the course of the 14th century, as Turkish Muslims gained control of Asia Minor from the Byzantine Greeks, Christians and Jews were allowed to conduct their own religious services, but were *not* allowed to run their own charitable institutions. All charity became a monopoly of a Muslim endowment (the Vacouf). Before long only the wealthy could afford to be Christians and Jews; and in this way the bulk of the population was converted to Islam. Yesterday Islam, today secularism. See the parallel?
February 19, 2012
FW Ken –
I was mainly venting and I understand your points. They are indeed valid. But I have spoken to many people who are (as far as I can tell) part of that 20% figure you mentioned and who clearly supported the Obamster.
It is these nitwits that I am railing against.
I understand the issues with some Republican candidates, but right now, I think the Democratic Party is definitely not the part of choice if you are a rational Catholic who really believes and practices the faith.
February 19, 2012
I guarantee there will be some weekly Mass-goers who will vote for Pres. Obama this fall but the hope is that a lot fewer will do so. There is a hard left group that remain in the Church purely as a function of adolescent rebellion, and another left-leaning crowd that are simply well-propagandized. I'm not sure how many of those people are regularly at Mass, though.
February 20, 2012
Dr. Mabuse, I don't think Mark Shea is waiting for a perfect candidate, because there never was and never will be such an animal.
What I don't understand is why it seems so impossible for America to have a third party; if you don't like the Democrats and you don't like the Republicans, what is stopping anyone from setting up a third party?
We've had plenty of political parties over here in Ireland and some have flourished and some have failed (the Progressive Democrats is the most spectacular example of 'from boom to bust' here in recent times), but even we and England have managed to have more than two parties (in England, the Liberal Democrats have managed to get themselves into coalition as the ruling government, even though everyone expects them to sink back into obscurity as soon as this term of government is over).
So why do otherwise reasonable people seem to think that Independents and movements like the Tea Party have no chance at all of ever getting off the ground as anything other than maybe a crank vote in one or two places, but not even likely to win a single seat?
February 20, 2012
Shea lives in a safely Democratic state and can afford political puritanism. As someone living in a safely Republican state, I'm in the same situation: I can vote however I want, our electoral votes will still go to a Republican. This is not, however, helpful to someone living in a swing state. Personally, I look harder at a Catholic candidate than a protestant or non-Christian. If they are a cafeteria Catholic, of the left or right variety, that tells me something about them I need to know.
February 20, 2012
Fuinseoig, it just doesn't seem to work as well here. There are no third parties with enough support to split Congress three or four ways. Effectively, as FW Ken notes, in a "swing" district or state, one which could go either way, a third party vote or an abstention is a vote for whoever wins. In this way conservatives who sat out the 2008 presidential election because the candidate was not pure helped elect Obama.
February 20, 2012
Yes, Anne B., they do hate us. Thing is, now they've been given permission to hate us.
February 20, 2012
I would also like to see a multi-party system in the U.S., but for several reasons I doubt it's suited to the American ethos. We like clear winners.
But it's not systems and processes we need. I just read this, which convicts me that we need another Way :
Lent's upon us and it seems a good time to consider the underlying problem, and not ust the problems.
February 20, 2012
That's a heartening story, FW Ken.
February 21, 2012
If anyone is still reading this, here's a worthy look at "the Catholic vote".
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- #DumpKelloggs petition
- Ace of Spades HQ
- Ad Orientem
- Adam Smith Institute
- American Catholic
- American Prowler
- Anchoress
- Anglican Church in North America
- Anglican Curmudgeon
- Anglican Friends of Israel
- Anglican Gazette
- Anglican Ink
- Anglican Network in Canada
- Anglican Planet
- Anglican Samizdat
- Ann Althouse
- Anti-Idiotarian Rottweiler
- Apostolicity
- BabyBlueOnline
- Betsy's Page
- Beyond the Rim
- Blazing Cat Fur
- Blithering Idiot
- Blogcritics.org
- Blogs of War
- Bovina Bloviator
- Brandywine Books
- Breitbart
- Brothers Judd
- Brown-eyed Girl
- Buck Stops Here
- Buscaraons
- Chicago Boyz
- Christianity & Middle Earth
- Christianity Today
- Citizen Smash(Indepundit)
- Clark Mountain Musings
- Clueless Christian
- ColbyCosh.com
- Cold Fury
- Cold Spring Shops
- Common Sense & Wonder
- Conblogeration
- Conservative Blog for Peace
- Conservative Observer
- Cotton Country Anglican
- Country Keepers
- Craig Schamp
- Cranmer
- Cut On The Bias
- Daily Caller
- Daily Pundit
- Damian Thompson
- Dan Riehl
- David Warren
- Dawn Eden
- Day by Day
- Dean's World
- Dictionary
- Dispatches
- Dixie Flatline
- Doctor Weevil
- Drudge Report
- Dunker Journal
- Dust in the Light
- Dyspeptic Mutterings
- E-Pression
- Eclectic Amateur
- Est Quod Est
- eTalkinghead
- Eve Tushnet
- Extra Thoughts
- FAIL Blog
- Fat Guy
- Fireworks
- five feet of fury
- Flit
- funmurphys.com
- Gateway Pundit
- GetReligion
- GOCinAtlanta
- Greatest Jeneration
- Hey…Listen!
- Highway Video
- Hog Haven
- Holy Trinity
- Hoosier Review
- Hot Rod Anglican
- HourEleven.com
- Hoystory
- Hugh Hewitt
- I Am Always Right
- Ibidem
- illinigirl
- In A Mirror, Dimly
- In the Agora
- Instapundit
- Interested-Participant
- Iowahawk
- Israpundit
- It Don't Make Sense
- Izzy Lyman
- Jammie Wearing Fools
- Jay Reding
- Jeff Jarvis
- Jewish Voice and Opinion
- Jewish World Review
- Jim Treacher
- Joanne Jacobs
- John One Five
- Joyful Christian
- Junk Yard Blog
- Just Genesis
- Kathy Kinsley
- Kesher Talk
- Kraalspace
- La Shawn Barber
- Lead and Gold
- Legal Insurrection
- Let's Try Freedom
- Lex Communis
- LilacRose
- lileks.com
- Machinery of Night
- Mark Byron
- Mark Shea
- Mark Steyn
- Mars Hill Review
- Martin Roth
- Marturia
- Matt Welch
- MCJ Backup Site
- MCJ RSS feed
- Meryl Yourish
- Michelle Malkin
- Mickey Kaus
- Milt's File
- mtpolitics.net
- Natalie Solent
- Neil Sheeran
- NewsCourt.com
- No Watermelons Allowed
- NorBlog
- Not Another Episcopal Church Blog
- Not Weighing Our Merits
- Ole Miss Conservative
- One Hand Clapping
- Open-Air Mission
- opensecrets.org
- Orthodixie
- Other McCain
- Overlawyered.com
- Overtaken by Events
- Oxblog
- Paragraph Farmer
- Patio Pundit
- Pejman Yousefzadeh
- Penitent Blogger
- Pennsylvanian in Exile
- Perpetua of Carthage
- Philosophical Blitzkrieg
- Pietist
- Positive Infinity
- Possumblog
- Post-Darwinist
- Power Line
- PrestoPundit.com
- Professor Bunyip
- Prolegomena
- proLIFE proLOVE
- protein wisdom
- Prydain
- Punch The Bag
- Pundit Tree
- Pyromaniacs
- Quantum Tea
- Quit That!
- Rand Simberg
- Rantburg
- RealClearReligion
- Red Stick Rant
- Redsugar Muse
- Rest Across The River
- Retrospace
- Right Left Whatever
- Right Wing News
- Rod Dreher
- Rumination
- Ruth Gledhill
- samizdata.net
- SanctiFusion
- Sand in the Gears
- Scrappleface
- Sense of Events
- Sharp Elbows StL
- Shellfish
- Shelter in the Storm
- Shot in the Dark
- Shots Across the Bow
- Silflay Hraka
- Sine Qua Non
- small dead animals
- Sneaking Suspicions
- Sofia Sideshow
- Soundings
- South Dakota Politics
- South Sudan
- Southern Baptist Convention
- spinline.net
- Spot On
- St. Louis FC
- Stand Firm
- Still on Patrol
- Tim Blair
- TitusOneNine
- To all the world
- Touchstone
- Transfigurations
- Veritas
- View Through The Windshield
- Viking Pundit
- VirtueOnline
- VodkaPundit
- Wannabe Anglican
- Weasel Zippers
- Weekly Standard
- When We Reach The City


text:
Chicago Heights, IL, USA < change city >
Florists (60)
DJs (52)
Bands (37)
Cakes (32)
Caterers (19)
Wedding Day Beauty (18)
Invitations (18)
Limos (17)
Officiants (15)
Tuxedos (14)
Coordinators (12)
Ceremony Musicians (10)
Honeymoon (9)
Videographers (8)
Wedding Fashion (8)
Ceremony Sites (149)
Reception Sites (85)
See All Vendors >
Chicago Wedding - Fourth...
Chicago, IL 60514, USA
DJs, Coordinators/Planners
1 rating, 1 review, 2 weddings
They did an excellent job. The DJ was professional and played great music. I wo...
Elizabeth Wray Design
15 W. State Street
Suite B
Geneva, IL 60506, United States
Florists, Coordinators/Plan...
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Where to start??? Jennie and her team at Elizabeth Wray Designs made my dreams co...
Crimson Road
Chicago, IL, USA
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Great ideas, contacts and day of services. They worked within our budget to make ...
You'll Say I Do
Chicago, IL, USA
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
You'll Say I Do provides incredible wedding planning services! Christina Mendoza...
Weddings By Marci
1247 Vincennes Avenue
Chicago Heights, IL, United States
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Marcela Bermudez works as a Wedding Director for the day of the wedding. She mee...
Harry Carays
70 Yorktown Center
Lombard, IL 60148, United States
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
So helpful and made sure all the little details were taken care of! Couldn't have...
Coordinator For A Day
Chicago, IL, USA
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Unfortunately I did not have the best experience with this vendor. I do believe ...
Alour Events
Hickory hills, IL 60457, USA
0 ratings, 1 review, 1 wedding
Planning a wedding 700 miles away is difficult. Roula made it effortless.
The Wayside Chapel at Th...
12700 Southwest Highway
Palos Park, Illinois 60464, United States
Ceremony Sites, Coordinator...
0 ratings, 0 reviews, 3 weddings


text:
Measures of money and the quantity theory
No abstract is available for this item.
If you experience problems downloading a file, check if you have the proper application to view it first. In case of further problems read the IDEAS help page. Note that these files are not on the IDEAS site. Please be patient as the files may be large.
Volume (Year): (1994)
Issue (Month): Jan ()
Pages: 19-30
Handle: | RePEc:fip:fedlrv:y:1994:i:jan:p:19-30 |
Contact details of provider: | Postal: P.O. Box 442, St. Louis, MO 63166 Fax: (314)444-8753 Web page: http://www.stlouisfed.org/ More information through EDIRC |
Order Information: | Web: https://research.stlouisfed.org/publications/ Email: |
References listed on IDEAS
Please report citation or reference errors to , or , if you are the registered author of the cited work, log in to your RePEc Author Service profile, click on "citations" and make appropriate adjustments.:
- Thomas F. Cooley & Kent D. Wall, 1976.
"A Note on Optimal Smoothing for Time Varying Coefficient Problems,"
NBER Working Papers
0128, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Thomas F. Cooley & Barr Rosenberg & Kent D. Wall, 1977. "A Note on Optimal Smoothing for Time Varying Coefficient Problems," NBER Chapters, in: Annals of Economic and Social Measurement, Volume 6, number 4, pages 453-456 National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Fisher, Mark E & Seater, John J, 1993. "Long-Run Neutrality and Superneutrality in an ARIMA Framework," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 83(3), pages 402-415, June.
- Gerald P. Dwyer & R. W. Hafer, 1988. "Is money irrelevant?," Review, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, issue May, pages 3-17.
- Lucas, Robert E, Jr, 1986. "Adaptive Behavior and Economic Theory," The Journal of Business, University of Chicago Press, vol. 59(4), pages 401-426, October.
- Robert King & Mark W. Watson, 1992.
"Testing Long Run Neutrality,"
NBER Working Papers
4156, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Robert G. King & Mark W. Watson, 1997. "Testing long-run neutrality," Economic Quarterly, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, issue Sum, pages 69-101.
- Robert G. King & Mark W. Watson, 1992. "Testing long run neutrality," Working Paper Series, Macroeconomic Issues 92-18, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
This item is not listed on Wikipedia, on a reading list or among the top items on IDEAS.
When requesting a correction, please mention this item's handle: RePEc:fip:fedlrv:y:1994:i:jan:p:19-30. See general information about how to correct material in RePEc.
For technical questions regarding this item, or to correct its authors, title, abstract, bibliographic or download information, contact: (Anna Xiao)
If you have authored this item and are not yet registered with RePEc, we encourage you to do it here. This allows to link your profile to this item. It also allows you to accept potential citations to this item that we are uncertain about.
If references are entirely missing, you can add them using this form.
If the full references list an item that is present in RePEc, but the system did not link to it, you can help with this form.
If you know of missing items citing this one, you can help us creating those links by adding the relevant references in the same way as above, for each refering item. If you are a registered author of this item, you may also want to check the "citations" tab in your profile, as there may be some citations waiting for confirmation.
Please note that corrections may take a couple of weeks to filter through the various RePEc services.


text:
Tend Skin is a unique and effective new treatment for:Shaving Bumps and Ingrowing Hairs - For use on legs bikini lines and underarms - we believe theres nothing like it anywhere!Use with electrolysis -Apply before treatment as a cleanser. Apply after treatment to help clear redness and minimise post-treatment bumping.Use with waxing - Applying Tend Skin before waxing will ease the wax pull. The hairs will feel loosened. Applying after waxing helps clear the skin and minimise next-day bumping.
Check stock and price


text:
I ran into an ex about a month ago and we got to talking about our sex life. After a few drinks, she admitted that I used to blow her away when we did it doggie style. Nothing came of it that night, but I certainly used her intel a week later when I wound up with Jamie, a flight attendant I had been scoping for a long time. I did a lot of experimenting back there and both of us enjoyed a fantastic night. She travels a lot because of her job, so if she tells a few friends in Venice and they tell a few friends in Berlin, next thing you know...
Alright, I'm just kidding. But I'm not kidding about these moves. Work them into the routine and you'll both be pleasantly surprised.
The G-Spot Jiggler
One of the reasons women love getting it from behind is the depth of penetration and the ease at which you stimulate her G-spot (it does exist!). To get right at it, try what I like to call "The G-Spot Jiggler." Have her get on all fours on the bed. Enter her from behind and do nine short, hard pumps, and then one long, slow stroke. This will slide the head of your penis up against the top of her vagina (that's where her G-spot is, champ!). Mix up the number of short pumps, but be sure to always include that long, slow one. Odds are you won't have to remember; she'll be begging you for it.
The Cat's Meow
If things are sizzling along, you can try this variation. Have her arch her back drastically, like a feline stretching. This position is called "The Cat's Meow" and it looks wickedly hot. It also sets up an angle that directs your shaft right at her G-spot. You won't be able to hammer away, but slow, rhythmic strokes will drive the girl crazy (which is the idea, after all).
The Lift
You can pick it up a notch by literally picking her up with a move aptly named "The Lift." Lock your arms under her legs and boost her up just a bit. This puts her in approximately the same angle as the "Cat's Meow," but allows you to bang a bit harder. Her G-spot will take a further pounding, but fear not; this is a very, very good thing for both of you.
How to execute The Lift and two more moves that will have her begging for more...


text:
KRK KNS8400 Studio Headphones
" Just a quick review of the KRK KNS 8400 headphones. For listening and mixing i use a combination of the KRK KNS 8400's, AKG K702's and the Sennheiser HD 650's and these headphones really do hold their own. To my ears these headphones are brilliant for listening to punk / rock / metal etc and i don't believe them to be as cold and analytical as some may say and really..." --oggdude
KRK KNS6400 Studio Headphones
" KRK KNS6400 A detailed monitor So I had to give the KNS6400's a shot because they were recommended to me based on my love for the SRH940 and other headphones that are all about mids and details. The KNS6400 is only $80 from Amazon, but I was lucky enough to have Tdockweiler let me borrow his pair for a while to audition and get a feel for them, so a huge thanks to him for letting..." --MalVeauX
Technical Pro HPT990 Professional Headphone
"Expanding on the pros, other likes- - These cans are pretty comfortable imo, with the velour pads and soft headband. I havent had any problems with pressure points on the headband, and have been able to wear them for several hours on end without much fatigue. Clamping force is just right. Tighter than, for example, a Creative Aurvana Live, but looser than my FA-011s. Fairly light weight. -..." --kidcharlemagne
Technical Pro HP-720 Headphones (Silver)
Technical Pro's groundbreaking new approach to industrial design incorporates advanced technology and striking good looks with rugged construction and a long list of features, providing years of audio enjoyment.


text:
The newbie feels the new name suits her after Thegidi's success
Actors are known to keep fiddling with their names for the sake of a successful career in the world of cinema. In recent times, Lakshmi Rai had changed her name to Raai Laxmi and Neetu Chandra had opted for a change in name. Looks like a new South Indian beauty has entered the name game.
Janani Iyer of Thegidi fame has dropped her surname Iyer. The starlet said," There is no specific reason for dropping my last name. It is just a gut feeling to go with the name Janani. In the films that released before Thegidi, my name would appear as Janani Iyer on the title cards. But accidentally, the makers named me Janani on the title card of Thegidi, which I came to know only during the preview of the film. As the name worked out well for me, I have decided to retain the same for my upcoming films as well."
Janani is busy with projects in Mollywood right now and we hope that the change of name works wonders for the doe eyed beauty.


text:
From tax preparation to bookkeeping and payroll processing, full business solutions to personal account representation, all it takes is one phone call to our full service accounting firm. Give us a call today to get started with an initial consultation.
Get complete business accounting solutions from our experts, including consultations for your initial accounting system setup and training services.
Plan for your retirement, get the most out of your tax return, and more with our personalized accounting solutions. Give us a call today to learn more!
Start planning for the next year's tax season today with our complete tax preparation services. We focus on a proactive approach to help you save more money each year.
Rest assured your business has all its financial accounts in order with our complete assurance and advisory services. We are looking forward to working with you.


text:
Sheila Sweeny Higginson has 1 past event. (show)
Is this you?Become a LibraryThing Author.
No links yet. Member ratingsAverage:
Improve this authorCombine/separate worksAuthor divisionSheila Sweeny Higginson is currently considered a "single author." If one or more works are by a distinct, homonymous authors, go ahead and split the author. IncludesSheila Sweeny Higginson is composed of 4 names. You can examine and separate out names. Combine with…


text:
As one of the world's most celebrated fashion designers, Karl Lagerfeld is globally renowned for his aspirational and cutting-edge approach to style. The iconic designer's namesake fashion house reflects his own signature aesthetic through creative, cool and accessible-luxe apparel and accessories.
KARL LAGERFELD delivers distinctive style and quality to consumers through a breadth of collections including ready-to-wear for men and women, accessories, bags, watches and eyewear. These collections are complemented by LAGERFELD – a line of casual but refined urban menswear – and premium fragrances, which were added to the portfolio in 2014. In 2015 the company launched its online global women's flagship store on Karl.com, and the brand portfolio will further expand in spring 2016 with the launch of a childrenswear collection.
The KARL LAGERFELD brand integrates its unique approach to design with an innovative digital strategy and global 360-degree vision, reflected through an expanding network of retail stores and wholesale locations worldwide. KARL LAGERFELD is headquartered in Paris' Saint-Germain-des-Prés district.


text:
- Ink & Toner
- >
- Epson
- >
- Epson 59 Yellow Ink Cartridge (T059420)
Epson 59 Yellow Ink Cartridge (T059420)
Item #: 901-T059420
Model #: R2400
Brand: Epson
Epson 59 Photo Black Ink Cartridge (T059120)
Epson 59 Light Cyan Ink Cartridge (T059520)
Epson 59 Light Magenta Ink Cartridge (T059620)
Epson 59 Yellow Ink Cartridge (T059420)
Epson 59 Magenta Ink Cartridge (T059320)
Epson 59 Cyan Ink Cartridge (T059220)
Epson 59 Light Light Black Ink Cartridge (T059920)
Epson 59 Light Black Ink Cartridge (T059720)
Epson 59 Matte Black Ink Cartridge (T059820)
Product Highlights
- Cartridge Series: Epson 59
- Yield Type: Standard
- Page Yield (Up to): Unknown
Begin recycling today by creating a FREE post-paid label. It's that easy! Download Now
Epson T0594 Yellow Ink Cartridge (T059420) fast-drying, long-lasting ink delivers vivid, true-to-life photos and laser-sharp text
Epson Yellow ink cartridge is ideally formulated to deliver best image quality and reliable printing. Ink cartridge dry instantly for smudge resistant prints and compatible with Epson stylus photo R2400 printers.
- Only original Epson T0594 Ink Cartridges are engineered with the latest fade-resistant technology to last longer than bargain brand cartridges
- Epson ink cartridges dry instantly for smudge resistant prints every time
- Epson T0594 Ink Cartridges are specially formulated to deliver photographic-quality prints with true-to-life color
- Long-lasting ink delivers vivid
- True to life photos and laser sharp text
- Package type: OEM, each
- Compatible with: Epson Stylus Photo R2400
- Quality ink for your printer
- Print technology: InkJet printer/copier/fax
- Provide consistently stable colors that significantly outperform lesser ink technologies
Yield Type : Standard | Cartridge Series : Epson 59 | Page Yield (Up to) : Unknown | Ink/Toner Color : Yellow |
Ink/Toner Pack Size : 1/Pack | Ink/Toner Cartridge Type : Original | Supply Type : Ink | Wide Format Compatibility : No |
Brand : Epson | |||
Weight : 0.10 lbs. per Each |
Frequently Bought Together
3 of 3 Items Selected =
Add to Cart
Customers also viewed
Compatible Printers
This product is compatible with these printers:
Stylus Photo R2400


text:
Patriot Drives Further into Mobile with FUEL+ External Batteries
by Anand Lal Shimpi on 6/10/2013 12:15 AM EST- Posted in
- Patriot
- Smartphones
- Mobile
- Tablets
3 Comments
Back to Article
Paul Tarnowski - Monday, June 10, 2013 - link
These are definitely something that I'm looking forward to buying. No info on MSRP? Reply -
Death666Angel - Monday, June 10, 2013 - link
Aren't there enough of these? Doesn't seem like they are setting themselves apart from the cheap Chinese competition. If they had a 12V/19V battery pack in there I'd be interested. Reply -
twtech - Sunday, June 16, 2013 - link
I have a hard time imagining the use case scenario for these things. Doesn't it negate the advantage of a tablet over a notebook? What am I missing here? Reply


text:
Last edited by SanAntonioSteelerFan; 09-24-2013 at 09:23 AM.
We got our "6-PACK" - time to work on a CASE!
I would wholeheartedly disagree with you. Crash didn't destroy the Trib board, please don't give him that much credit. The Trib went down due to financial/streamlining concerns of the paper.
The way I see it is this...we are men and should be able to discuss things as men. If you don't like a particular poster don't read his posts or respond. With that said, there are people who come here for obvious trolling who go unchecked for months. They are not here to have a reasonable conversation, but to be ignorant for their own entertainment. It's easy to spot. But, they linger around here like the plague.
Two guys who should have never been banned are Crash and Smartmonies. Yes, both seemed to be at the center of many disputes but I believe it always takes two to tango. Many quality posters here seemed to like to lock horns with them then complain about them. Never understood that.
Couldnt disagree with you more. The Trib board did not close do to fiscal concerns. The Trib boards closed do to the forums being a constant embarrassment to Trib Total Media. That board was full of flame wars and inappropriate comments, threads, posts, etc. It got to the point where what was set up to be a fun way for fans to interact was creating a black eye for the corporation. There was no way to police those boards without hiring staff, and that was something TTM was not willing to do. Do you have any idea how many complaint emails, and even calls TTM got about those boards? The only way to end the madness, was to end the madness. Crash was at the center of all of it.
MSM was a different story. While his style wore thin on some, he was at least "adult" about the way he interacted with others. Crash on the other hand has indeed been banned from every single Steeler board he has ever been on. There is a reason for that. As some one who has taken part in this board and others hes been banned from, Im frankly tired of it. ITS BEEN OVER 10 YEARS NOW OF THE SAME GARBAGE. At what point do you eliminate the cancer? He posts leading threads to needle anyone he can into an argument. Then when he gets his chance to argue the argument quickly turns into childish beat your head against the wall nonsense.
It may take two to tango, but when one constantly hits his partner over the head and drags him to the dance floor, somebody needs to do something about it.
Not sure where you got your information. Unless you work for the paper, I will have to call your information speculation. To say the Trib couldn't just ban Crash instead of shutting down the message boards seems reactive and over the top. This sounds more personal than anything else.
I have been banned from multiple boards myself (sometimes for valid reasons other times not so much), including this one (and I am a founding member of this community). I'm at least a guy who tries to be a quality poster. Message boards are fickle, people get abrasive and brave over the internet...political nonsense and plain douchebaggery effect who stays and who goes. So being banned from multiple message boards means little to me. That isn't evidence that Crash shouldn't be allowed to post. Some personalities are easy targets. Crash's is one of them. He is opinionated and comes off as a know it all. He doesn't always respond positively to social cues. Doesn't mean he doesn't bring legit conversation to the table. I enjoy debating him, he challenges me to think. As long as people can keep it from getting personal, rules are applied uniformly, then I see no reason he shouldn't have another shot here.
PS-I'm about to start the "bring smartmonies back petition". Talk about a quality poster who got shafted due to some posters being sensitive. Guys...start acting like guys.
Im not going to get into how I know what I know. Lets just say my thoughts on the Trib Board are no more speculation than yours are and leave it at that.
I disagree with your whole second paragraph. If you keep getting thrown out of places, and cant figure out how to interact with others properly, then thats a problem. We have places for people like that in real life society. They are called prisons.
Im with you on the MSM thing. Comparing him to Crash is unfair to MSM IMHO.
Actually MSM and Crash have very similar posting styles. Both fairly intelligent, know some football, but due to their style of posting they attract negative attention. Take for instance, the post going on right now that has quality posters talking about incestuous interactions with parents because they don't like someones posting style.
That is the real problem here. We are pointing at Crash, yet won't look at our interactions with Crash. We ban MSM, yet I seen good posters go bad because they couldn't handle his style of disagreement. The problem isn't with guys like MSM and Crash. It's with anyone we don't like. When that happens, it becomes a free for all, and the there is much douchbaggery to go around.
Why don't I have issues with either of these posters? Because I don't take any of it personally. It's just a message board. If I allow them to effect my ability to put together a well thought out post instead of insults, then that is on me...not them.
- Charles Harris-OLB, Missouri
- Rasul Douglas-CB, West Virginia
- Chris Godwin-WR, Penn State
- John Johnson-S, Boston College
- James Conner-RB, Pitt
- Nazair Jones-DT, North Carolina
- Garrett Sickels, DE/OLB, Penn State
O, I never understood insulting a poster...then running to the mod and complaing about said poster. I know it happens, because I used to have to deal with with it from the moderator end. There will be parties who will "unite the troups" and pressure administration to ban certain posters. The problem isn't these posters...it's us. It's how we engage with people we don't like or who rub us wrong.


text:
Headphone Amplifiers
Emotiva mini-X a-100
"This review is based on matching the Mini X with Hifiman He-500 Headphones. You may be reading this review, unsure what to make of this Amp, asking how can a cheap sub $200 amp offer the power needed for an expensive Headphone such as the Hifiman He-500? If you have done your homework you will find this is the stereo amp everybody is..." --fluidz
Furutech Gt-40 Phono/headphone Amp w/ DAC
" I've had it close to a year now, and this unit has become my favorite piece of stereo equipment. After purchasing the GT40, the 2,000$ Hegel HD20 DAC/preamp came and went, so did the 900$ Burson HA-160DS DAC/headphone amplifier. I got the GT40 last fall, at the time I bought it primarily as a phono stage/preamp since I just got my first turntable. I've always loved swiss knives, and the..." --forsakencowboy
Emotiva Basx TA-100
STEREO PREAMP/DAC/TUNER WITH INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER https://emotiva.com/products/amplifiers/pres-and-pros/ta-100
Emotiva UPA-200
UPA-200 represents a true breakthrough in audiophile-quality amplification. At last, a truly affordable stereo power amplifier that can satisfy the most discerning aficionado, and at the same, is affordable to anyone with a desire for real quality. Our advanced engineering and design techniques have resulted in an amazing new amplifier. Its rock solid performance and affordable price point...
Furutech - Cruise - Portable Headphone Amplifier
It's the age of personal, portable electronics; everyone carries their music with them. Accessories reflect your personal style and the Cruise is sure to create jealousy and envy wherever you go. It delivers thrilling sound to match its gorgeous appearance. Whether you're using iTunes for low-bit-rate downloads or high resolution music files just connect your computer to the Cruise...


text:
Professional pest control services banish unwanted guests such as ants, wasps, termites, and cockroaches from businesses and residences
Certified pool operators clear out clogged filters, then inspect pool equipment, electrical and plumbing systems
Technicians ward off mice, rats, and other pests from home interiors and exteriors
Trained and licensed customer-focused technicians will treat interior and exterior for general household pests
Professional pest control services banish unwanted guests such as ants, wasps, spiders, scorpions, and cockroaches from residences
Pest control experts keep homes and backyards free of pests such as mosquitos and bed bugs
Organic and natural products exterminate infestations without harsh chemicals
Pest-control technicians spray entryways and moisture points with family-safe, organic-based pesticides
From the merchant: Protect your home with an interior and exterior pest control service from Cantu Pest Control
Specialist sprays interiors to reduce flea and tick populations in homes
Professional pest control technicians use a fogging machine to get rid of mosquitoes around the home and the places they like to hide
From the merchant: SINCE 1974 Certified has been providing Superior Customer Service.
From the merchant: We provide the following services: •Full Service •Filter Cleaning •One-Time Cleaning •Repairs •Green to Clean
From the merchant: SINCE 1974 Certified has been providing Superior Customer Service. We treat all Pest, Termites, Rodents & Wildlife.
From the merchant: Up to 1/2 acre lot. We will KILL the weeds and apply a liquid organic fertilizer. Larger yards can be done for more $$
From the merchant: Fogging for mosquito control; valid for lawn area up to 7,500 square feet.
Interior and exterior treatment removes wasp nests and spiderwebs with organic products; mosquito treatment sprays yard and shrubbery
Local company with a multitude of services to take care of any pest issues that you may have.
Locally owned and operated business specializing in residential lawn care.
From the merchant: SINCE 1974 Certified has provided Superior Customer Service
Expertly trained technician will apply our custom-brewed, organic fertilizer to prepare your lawn for fall and winter.
From the merchant: Our package Mosquito + Pest is a full-service mosquito spray and full exterior pest service with interior if needed.
The company provides window cleaning, power washing, gutter cleaning, siding washing, and awning cleaning
From the merchant: Prompt, Professional Service, Services covers over 30+ Common Household Pest.
From the merchant: Making a lawn a master piece is more that a task, but a passion.
Dallas Mosquito Shield is a mosquito control company that uses science and innovative technology to drive mosquitoes away.
From the merchant: Professional 4 Life Enterprises is a tree removal service serving the East Texas area.
Discover new restaurants, spas, things to do & more great deals added daily!
*Valid on 1 unit per transaction; max 1 Local or Getaways deal per customer. Max discount $30. New customers only. Exclusive and non-transferable. Ends 3/31/17. Full details: gr.pn/promofaq


text:
Asking Questions, some fun activities
Sometimes questions are more important than answers. Nancy Willard
I sometimes feel one of the most ignored area in my classroom is practising asking questions. When I started teaching English, there was a trendy activity to ask questions. That was Find the question for the underlined answer which was very mechanical and boring and while checking my blog posts I realised I never wrote about asking questions in a fun way so I'll list here some activities, games I use in class.
What's the Question?
Level: Any Level
Purpose: review question forms
Divide the class into two teams.
Tell students they will find the correct question for the answer.
Have two players come to the front (one from each team)
Have a buzzer or a bell or they can just touch the desk if you don't have the formers.
Read an answer to a question and say, 'What's the question?' The fastest player to find a correct question wins a point
Dice Questions
level: any
materials: a pair of dice
Elicit 6 topics you studied, such as:
1. family
2. school
3. food
4. music
5. books
6. inventions
Elicit the question words
1. what
2. where
3. when
4. why
5. who
6. how
Put students in 2 teams and tell if their team can form a correct question they will gain 2 points.
Throw the dice.
Students should ask a question according to the numbers on the dice so the dice say 2;4. The student will choose the topic from the first group in the list above number 2 is school and the question word will be number 4, in this case it is why.
20 questions
This one is a classic but can be a fun way to practice asking questions and have a look at Larry Ferlazzo's post using it with an online treat.
Level: any
Aim: to revise asking questions
Materials: pen and paper
Send 2 good friends out
In class decide what questions to ask such as
what is your friend's favourite colour?
Who is your friend's favourite super hero?
Call one of the students back and ask the questions, take notes. send him back and call the other one in and ask the same questions.
Call both of them and ask the questions to them to get their answers, compare with the friend's answer.
The winner is the one who has more correct answers.
6 Comments on Asking Questions, some fun activities
Love your ideas and will definitely use them in the fall! We often spend more time on the answers than the questions. I'm glad you shared this post as it is a good reminder that the kids should be the ones asking!!!
Take care.
Thanks for the great ideas, Eva! It's always nice to refresh tired activities that you do over & over again – I'll definitely be putting a new spin on some of mine having read your post!
Great post, Eva. I love these kinds of activities
Hey Eva – the sub-title of the communication I submitted to TESOL FR this year is "Why should the teacher always ask the questions"
(in academic reading) but all the same! You know what they say about great minds 🙂 -
Some great activities that have convinced me to finally go out and buy some dice and a bell or two.
Hi! I also started teaching at the time when "Find the questions for the underlined answers" was all the rage. However, there is another activity from that distant past that I still love: "teapotting", don't you remember "teapotting"?
It is played in small groups or pairs and within each group students think of an activity like brushing your teeth or feeding the dog, the other groups take in turns to ask questions in order to find out what the activity is substituting the mystery word with "teapot", so the questions will be like:
– Do you teapot everyday?
– How often do you teapot?
– Have you teapotted today?
– Do you teapot indoors or outdoors?
I've used it with many generations and it still works!


text:
It's no secret that I love taking photos with my phone. Yes I always carry my DSLR with me but it's my iPhone that I tend to pull out first if I'm out and don't already have my Nikon around my neck. That's something that is pretty new for me...and by "new" I mean that only over the last year or so have I really used my iPhone for something other than a silly point-and-shoot. I've come to rely on my iPhone as, well,...my eye. And, I've learned in the process that what "they" say about the best camera is the one you have is pretty spot-on.
I read that one of my favorite contemporary photographers, Chase Jarvis, said that as an artist, he felt more free with the little camera built into his iPhone than he ever had with other cameras and that somehow, he had recovered an innocence lost, and was able to see the world anew. That pretty much sums up how I feel about my camera phone. No worrying about my settings, no worrying about the light or anything else for that matter. I try to be as creative as I normally would but I push myself even more because of the inherent limitations of shooting with a phone. When I was a girl I had this little purple Le Clic camera that I took with me every where. I lost it when I was just about to start junior high school and I was so sad. I lost it with a roll of film inside and when I think about it now I remember how sad I felt over it. When I think about losing my iPhone before backing it up (I used to do it much more often) I feel like I did when I was twelve years old looking for my Le Clic. I love that thing!
So you can imagine how thrilled I was when I learned that this photo, taken with my iPhone on a very cold and very wet and snowy day in Manhattan, was selected as one of 34 images that will be featured at the Artspace [at Untitled] Gallery in Oklahoma City. The exhibit runs from July 29th to October 1st and I really hope that there is a reader out there who lives nearby who will make it and take some photos for me since I won't be able to make it myself!
Photo of the Flatiron Building at 23rd Street and Broadway. I took my iPhone out instead of my DSLR because it was snowing and it was freezing and very slippery out. I whipped out my phone when I looked down on the sidewalk trying to figure out the best place to try to cross the street. The puddles were so enormous and so deep that I contemplated walking to the next block to try to cross. I couldn't believe how beautiful the mess looked until I stopped to admire it. I waited for people to cross so that I could get their reflection in because I loved the scale. I took this with my iPhone 3G and converted to black and white using the Mobile Photoshop App.
Are you as obsessed with your camera phone as I am?


text:
Latest Headlines
A Preview of the Championships
Posted on 22 Jun 2013 by George Jackson III.
Manual scoreboards, all white clothes, strawberries and cream, and The Royal Family. Yup, it's that time of the year again. The 127th Wimbledon Championships kick off on Monday and this year proves to be an exciting couple of weeks at the All England Club. And with the men's and women's draw being released yesterday we now have a clear map of the tournament and the different rough and laboring ...
Continue Reading
A Ray of Sharapova
Posted on 7 Jun 2012 by Steven Keys.
Not a tennis fan, you say? A tad too tame for your taste? Find the strawberries & cream at Wimbledon a bit on the haughty-taughty side? Maybe you prefer the roar of the raceway where speed is the elixir. Perhaps it's the steady cadence of 9 baseball innings, punctuated by the call of the umpire and crack of the bat that floats your boat. Perchance hockey's your thing. You thrill at the ...
Continue Reading
Danica Patrick vs Anna Kournikova
Posted on 1 Sep 2011 by Steven Keys.
She was the Danica Patrick of her day. In the late 90s it was Anna Kournikova who was turning heads. She did this as much with her strong court play as the ease with which she made a tennis skirt look so damn nice. Though at first blush Patrick and Kournikova might seem worlds apart. One, a Soviet born, blonde tennis pro; the other, a raven-haired, Midwestern race-car driver. But apples 'n or...
Continue Reading
Will Nadal take Federer's Crown?
Posted on 17 Aug 2010 by Bennett Snyder.
With the summer series counting down and the US Open rapidly approaching, it leaves one wondering if Nadal will finally steal the crown from Roger as the King of Tennis. The US Open seems to be Nadal's kryptonite as it is the only major he hasn't won yet, and it now might be Federer's best since Nadal has taken Wimbledon from him. If it wasn't for an other worldly performance by Del Potro last ...


text:
I enable in the comparison option to show me any whitespace differences between my source and target.
This changes will be shown by SSC from now as a difference, but not visualized in the comparison window. At least it's showing me that there is difference.
It would be really nice if the differences could be visualized like SQL Compare is doing it.


text: Current Issues Episode 132: Controversies Surrounding Aam Aadmi Party News World India Updated: September 7, 2016 9:38 pm 268 Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest+ ENTERTAINMENT JUST IN India Batsmen Surrender Advantage To Finish 248/6 On Day 2 Of Ind Vs Aus 4th Test March 26, 2017 Gionee A1 Smartphone Review: Straightforward Phone For Selfie Lovers March 26, 2017 Uber Suspends Self-Driving Cars After Crash March 26, 2017 Hats In Vogue At The Dubai World Cup 2017; Which One Is Your Style? March 26, 2017 Denying Charges, Kerala Minister A K Saseendran Resigns After Sexual Harassment Audio Tape Emerges March 26, 2017 Hats In Vogue At The Dubai World Cup 2017; Which One Is Your Style? In Pics: Starry Style At The HT Style Awards These Pics Of Navjot Singh Sidhu's Daughter Rabia Will Make You Fall In Love! Happy Birthday Kangana Ranaut: Memorable Roles That Make Her Unforgettable Australia's First Baby Spa Will Make You Regret Being A Grown Up!


text:
Written on: 30/09/2013 by NeverKayakCom (1 review written)
I attempted to book a room through Kayak.com. Like many travelers I was on a budget for my trip and wanted to find the best hotel. Kayak.com took my payment information, attempted to book me a room, failed at the booking, yet still put a hold for the full cost of the room on my account. I called the number on the transaction with my bank and was told that they could not help me (offshore support company), so I placed a customer service form through Kayak.com's website. I received the email below as a response. Obviously Kayak.com has put alot of time and effort into positioning themselves as the middle man with no responsibility as to the successful completion of the booking, but as they took my payment information directly, I don't see it that way. I will never use them again and I have spent the last few days making sure my social media circles are aware of this company's shady business practices.
Email from "Melissa" at Kayak.com
Hello: I see your recent reservation processed by Travelocity. To help clarify, KAYAK provides an option to complete a hotel reservation using third party providers, such as Travelocity. All service inquiries are handled directly by Travelocity and their policies apply. For assistance kindly contact Travelocity at +1 866 270 2849, or +1 210 507 5997. Kind regards, Melissa KAYAK Consumer Services Rep
As rated by our community of reviewers
" Worst customer support. Impossible to contact. Never again " Read More
Written by NickH123
" Not impressed at all. Don't be fooled by advertised prices " Read More
" Not honoring a posted fare price. " Read More
" Eastwell manor hotel Ashford Kent " Read More
" Dacha Russian restaurant in East Finchley North London " Read More
Written by ABravesmith


text:
Childhood frights guided director
April 10, 2014 9:35 PMFirst frights, like first kisses, stay with you forever.
Ask Mike Flanagan, director, co-writer and editor of "Oculus," what spooked him and he says: "An episode of 'Fraggle Rock.' They had this thing called the Terrible Tunnel where all the Fraggles were afraid to go, and the tunnel was full of the ghosts of little dead Fraggles."
He was in first grade, or younger, and it freaked him out and gave him nightmares.
"As I got older, I was scared of the Michael Jackson 'Thriller' video. I think I saw 'The Shining' when I was in eighth grade, and that did me in for, like, a year," he said in a phone call this week from a Philadelphia publicity stop for "Oculus."
And yet these experiences helped to shape his future livelihood.
"Because I was such a scaredy-cat, making it through horror movies that really got to me as a kid was kind of cathartic, it was character building. It was a little way to be brave for an hour and a half. So I always kind of gravitated toward it."
In college, he wondered why he wasn't trying his hand at it himself.
"I started out doing character dramas, and there's not a giant market for those, actually, especially on an independent level," he said, but it was perfect preparation for horror movies.
"A good horror movie, you don't actually get invested in the scares unless you care about the people going through them. I'm really glad I went that way first, because it was really great training."
In "Oculus," a family moves into a new home and decorates the dad's office with an antique mirror, unaware that it comes with a horrifying history.
Very bad things happen and they start again, when the orphaned brother and sister now in their early 20s revisit the home and frightful furnishing. The mirror is like a portable Overlook Hotel from "The Shining," the filmmaker says.
Katee Sackhoff and Rory Cochrane portray the parents, and two sets of actors play siblings Kaylie and Tim. Annalise Basso and Garrett Ryan appear as the 12- and 10-year-olds, with Karen Gillan ("Doctor Who") and Australian Brenton Thwaites as the pair a decade later.
Although the office was reproduced on a soundstage, the movie was shot in a real home in Fairhope, Ala., while the family members stayed in a hotel. After filming, the owners asked for a "cleansing ceremony" for the house, and a producer contacted a church and arranged for the house to be blessed.
"They were pretty superstitious, it turned out," he said of the residents. The movie required not one but three mirrors, all now in storage in a warehouse one of the producers likens to the end of "Raiders of the Lost Ark."
Watching the movie, it's easy to think, why doesn't someone figure out a way to destroy or bury the mirror, although it does appear impervious to damage and radiates a zone of destruction.
"One of the big things we wanted to get into was just the nature of obsession with Kaylie. It was more important for her to exonerate her family, I think, and the other thing to remember with her is that she's going into this pretty convinced that she has this beat.
"The system that she's put in place, she's very confident in. I don't think she perceives the danger she's actually in. ... Kaylie's got enough tricks up her sleeve at the beginning that I think she feels she's got it in checkmate."
She's not interested in the execution of the mirror, he says, as much as the indictment, with execution (she hopes) to follow.
Although the movie slides between past and present, Mr. Flanagan shot all of the earliest scenes first. Nevertheless, the adult Kaylie and Tim came to the set to observe their younger selves.
"It was real important for me that they spend as much time with each other in between shoot days as possible. It's hard enough to build a three-dimensional character. It's really fun when you have two people trying to do it and so it was very important that they be able to build off what the kids were doing and they have continuity there."
"Oculus" asks more of its young performers than most horror movies. "They have equal screen time to their adult counterparts, and they're required to run through a pretty complicated range of emotion; it's not just a cower-and-hide movie."
The grown-ups were cast first and then the youthful actors. Annalise knew about the project through her actor-brother and made an audition tape that produced the sentiment, "We can stop looking, there she is." The director says, "It's the best self-taped audition I've seen from any actor, ever, and I could have edited it into the movie."
"Oculus" arrives at a time when horror and death haunt the news every day.
"That's actually why the genre exists. It's a chance for us to, culturally, reflect on real-life horrors in a safe space. When you talk about the idea of a parent turning on their children [as happens in 'Oculus'], it's so primally wrong. It goes against our basic wiring and we can't understand it.
"When we come up against real evil in the world, we try so hard to come up with an answer for it and to try to wrap our heads around why it exists, and I think we try in a number of different ways. We try with religion, we try in our fiction, but answers are hard to come by.
"I think one of the things the genre is there for is for us to meditate on the darkest corners of our nature in an environment where the lights will come on, and where there aren't actual consequences."
Movie editor Barbara Vancheri: firstname.lastname@example.com or 412-263-1632. Read her blog: www.post-gazette.com/madaboutmovies.


text:
"Nearly all of the analyses into the costs of climate legislation, including the analysis of the Department of the Treasury revealed this week under the Freedom of Information Act, come to the same conclusion: it will cost the American people a lot of money. At the upper end of the Treasury's estimate, the cost of a cap and trade law would cost the average American family $1,761 a year. Unfortunately, it appears that the Treasury Department redacted a very important line that begins: "It will raise energy prices and impose annual costs on the order of XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX." The Administration and the authors of the House legislation say the House bill would cost the American family the equivalent of a postage stamp a day. Apparently, the cost of a postage stamp just went up a lot.
"Ill-conceived climate legislation will cost American jobs, hit American industry and make our nation less energy secure. A recent analysis by EnSys Energy showed that, under the climate bill narrowly passed by the House, the U.S. would double its reliance on foreign sources of refined fuels like gasoline and diesel, from 10% to 20%. We call on the Senate to carefully consider these analyses in a robust and transparent debate when it takes up climate legislation."


text:
After nearly a month of looking at a large stinking pile of trash and debris just feet from his residence on Beaver Lake Road, George Marcus had had enough.
A Lexington resident who calls Beaver Lake his second home, Marcus raised a ruckus, made phone calls and by Monday, all of that junk was gone.
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the Anderson News, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
If you are new to the award winning Anderson News and wish to get a subscription or simply gain access to our online content then please enter your ZIP code below and continue to setup your account.
ZIP Code: | |


text:
This is your resource to discuss support topics with your peers, and learn from each other.
Thank you for visiting the BlackBerry Support Community Forums. BlackBerry will be closing the BlackBerry Support Community Forums Device Forums on April 1st (Developers, see below) BlackBerry remains committed to providing excellent customer support to our customers. We are delighted to direct you to the CrackBerry Forums, a well-established and thorough support channel, for continued BlackBerry support. Please visit http://forums.crackberry.com or http://crackberry.com/ask. You can also continue to visit BlackBerry Support or the BlackBerry Knowledge Base for official support options available for your BlackBerry Smartphone. "When we launched CrackBerry.com 10 years ago, we set out to make it a fun and useful destination where BlackBerry Smartphone owners could share their excitement and learn to unleash the full potential of their BlackBerry. A decade later, the CrackBerry community is as active and passionate as ever and I know our knowledgeable members and volunteers will be excited to welcome and assist more BlackBerry owners with their questions." - Kevin Michaluk, Founder, CrackBerry.com Developers, for more information about the BlackBerry Developer Community please review Join the Conversation on the BlackBerry Developer Community Forums found on Inside BlackBerry. |
Hi rheaty
I know it is the last minute and i think RIM is busy with all the requests.
Can you please check my status? Really appreciate that.
I think everyone is trying to get the app submited today for the trade-up. But it is frsutrated to see it is blocked by vendor verificaiton. Or is there a way we can submit the app first ( to prove we make the deadline ) ?
Thanks a lot!
I'll add my voice to the chorus of individuals who have apps waiting for submission but are unable to due to vendor accounts not being accepted. I wrote this in another forum earlier today but someone has just replied that this would be a better forum as it is monitored by someone from RIM.
"I have a BB10 app ready for submission but the vendor account registration (along with proper documentation) that was done last week on Wednesday the 16th hasn't been accepted yet and I cannot login (Vendor = Dataworxs Systems Limited). The FAQ says it should take 24-48 hours. Can someone at RIM let me know if they are falling behind in processing registrations or could there be something specifically wrong with my application? (I have sent emails to vendor support but have not received a reply yet. With a midnight deadline for submission just hours away, I am getting anxious. I've worked hard on an app and would hate to be disqualified for something outside of my control.)"
No doubt the RIM folks are extremely busy this close to launch and likely have fallen behind their expected response times. If I miss the deadline for submission to qualify for the BB10 upgrade there will be no hard feelings - I really should have done the vendor creation steps a bit earlier. It is disappointing though. :-(
I have same problem . Hope RIM will handle this problem somehow.
I am among you guys waiting to post the apps. I didn't know about the playbook, I only saw the add for the Red z10. To me that is a way better thing, they are only making the red z10 for developers, and are not going to sell it to any carrier. I don't see anything about qualifying for it other than being a developer but my status is disabled and I have already sent in my ID. Is there a way to check and see if we are in a waiting line or how we can get more info. Thanks I know you guys are busy enough as it is.
Ryan my email is email@example.com, i don't know if the username is mrj05hua or joshmburnett. Either way I have several apps ready to be put on the market, just need them to approve and I sent in my info days ago, It was my photocopied ID.
02-12-2013 02:48 PM - edited 02-12-2013 02:49 PM
it usually takes 2 days to approve request , be patient, if your application is not approved even after 2-3 days rhen mail the documents again. as soon as your request will be approved, you will be notified through mail and then you'll be able to login into vendor portal and submit apps.
in my case, i got the confirmation on 3rd day !
hope this helps
Thank you yes, I got approved a little bit ago. Already setting my app up to submit. Lots of new stuff to learn, but excited to learn it all. Everyone hang in there and I'm sure your turn will come soon.
Just submitted my vendor application. I sent 3 government issued IDs. I hope it will be approved after 48 hours. ^__^
I just want to update you guys that in less than 24 hours, my vendor application was approved. I got this e-mail from from the BlackBerry World Team!
*** BlackBerry World Notification - Vendor Approved ***
We are pleased to inform you that your request to be added to Research In Motion's vendor list has been approved.
You are now able to create applications for submission to the BlackBerry World by logging in at https://appworld.blackberry.com/isvportal/
For more information about submitting applications for possible inclusion into BlackBerry World™, please visithttp://na.blackberry.com/eng/developers/appworld/f
We look forward to your submissions!
The BlackBerry World™ Team
To those who applied for a vendor account, just submit a clear copy of your goverment issued IDs. I think the more proof of valid IDs you submit, the faster you'll get approved. I suggest that if you have more than 1 valid goverment issued ID, submit them all so that you'll get approved faster.
Just my two cents...
03-03-2013 11:01 AM - last edited on 03-03-2013 07:35 PM by ChadB
My Vendor name is "Manoj " (with middle name)
Thanks in advance :-)
Edit: Personal information removed. At no time should you provide any personal information to any other community member. Please review the Community Terms & Conditions and Support Community Guidelines for additional information.