text:
Greek Mussels
- 1 Tbs. olive oil
- 4 shallots, thinly sliced
- 2 lbs. mussels, cleaned and debearded
- 1/2 C. dry white wine
- 1 C. finely chopped Italian leaf parsley
- 1 C. goats milk plain yogurt
Our Readers Also Loved
In a large pot, over medium heat, sweat the shallots in olive oil until translucent. Raise the heat to high and add all of the mussels; cover and cook for 3 to 5 minute or until all of the mussels have opened. Take off the heat and transfer the mussels to a serving dish, leaving the liquid in the pot. Return the pot to the heat and add the wine and parsley to the liquid. Bring to a boil and reduce by 1/3. Take the pot off the heat and stir in the yogurt. Mix thoroughly. Pour the sauce over the mussels. Yield: 4 Servings.
Around The Web


text:
Judith & Benjamin's Warm and Cozy Loft
Name: Judith Cossette and Benjamin Dupont
Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
I'm a photographer from Montreal. My boyfriend Benjamin is an industrial designer. We've had this amazing 1100 square feet loft in Montreal for the past three years.
We love the warm and cozy feel that the place offers. We wanted the first feeling that you have when you first walk in to be the feeling of comfort.
We did most of the stuff by ourselves, like the bookshelf (our favorite thing in the home) which is made with wine boxes. Also our diner table, made from an old teacher's desk. My mother gave me an old wooden spool that became our chess table!
We do a lot of sports and didn't wanted to hide our equipment so all around the place you can see our snowboards, wake skate and wake board hanging.
Thanks, Judith Cossette and Benjamin Dupont !
• Interested in sharing your home with Apartment Therapy? Contact the editors through our House Tour & House Call Submission Form.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
This is a picture i did like a month ago for my friend Jenni XD thats why it says for Jenni on it :3 i drew it when i stayed home all day by myself ToT ahh it was a quick sketch but i think it came out kinda nice.
Art (C) XKingdomxKiyomiX
L (C) People that own death note (?)
XxXSnow_QueenXxX~~ Much Love < 3


text:
If you like Greek yoghurt you're probably aware just how calorific it is. But it's so delicious it seems unfair to deny yourself this indulgent treat while you're on a diet.
As a comparison, regular Total Greek Yoghurt has 130 calories and 10g of fat per 100g.
Nutritional Information: Per 100g: 52 calories, 9g protein, 4g carbohydrates, 0g fat.
Wednesday, 19 January 2011
Total 0% Fat Free Greek Yoghurt
Subscribe to: Post Comments ( Atom )


text:
Next Episode of The Family Tree is
not planed. TV Show was canceled.
A short-lived series in which a couple of divorced people marry and combine their families into one.
Looks like something went completely wrong!
But don't worry - it can happen to the best of us,
- and it just happened to you.
Please try again later or contact us.


text:
Next Episode of Zorro (1997) is
not planed. TV Show was canceled.
Zorro is a 1997 animated version of the iconic hero, Zorro. Zorro fights crime and slashes "Z"'s into their clothes, or at the crime scene, symbolizing his presence. The series lasted only 28 episodes.
Looks like something went completely wrong!
But don't worry - it can happen to the best of us,
- and it just happened to you.
Please try again later or contact us.


text:
It's 4th of July weekend!! What have you got planned? The city is bursting with fun events and happenings to keep your weekend busy. We're looking at a mostly clear weekend so it will be a great time to learn stand up paddleboarding, enjoy a delicious food tour or taste some amazing local brews! No matter what you decide to do – have fun and be safe!
- Weather: High 86°, Low 61°, Mostly Clear
- The 'Works! @ Fayetteville Street
- An Old-Fashioned Independence Day @ Joel Lane Museum House
- Independence Day with the North Carolina Symphony @ Koka Booth Amphitheatre
- July 4th Celebration @ Tir na nOg
- Brier Creek July 4th Fireworks @ Brier Creek Commons
- The Umstead Coalition Photography Contest 2014 @ William B. Umstead State Park (Recurring Event)
- North Hills Kids Open Play @ North Hills Shopping Center
- First Friday Raleigh @ Downtown Raleigh
- WineAway Friday @ Chatham Hill Winery
- Weather: High 86°, Low 61, Clear
- A Taste of Raleigh Gourmet Food Tour @ City of Raleigh Museum
- Robert Ladislas Derr's Chance @ North Carolina State Capitol
- New Rider Boot Camp @ Ray Price Harley-Davidson
- Buzz'n Go: Guided City Tour & Local Brewery Tasting @ Tobacco Road Tours
- Weather: High 88°, Low 67°, Mostly Clear
- Lake Crabtree Boat Rentals @ Lake Crabtree County Park
- Freedom Dance & Pie Auction @ A Step to Gold International Ballroom
- Intro to Stand Up Paddleboarding @ Lake Wheeler Park
Weather Source: WRAL Weather[ct id="ct_Address_text_c29d" property="title | description | value"]
[ct id="ct_Phone_text_621b" property="title | description | value"]
[ct id="ct_Website_text_24ef" property="title | description | value"]
[ct id="ct_Email_text_4352" property="title | description | value"]
[ct id="ct_Hours_textarea_25b3" property="title | description | value"]


text:
|Occurrence of Common Redpoll in Vermont
from 2002-12 based on Christmas Bird Count data.
Predicting the future isn't easy. Crystal balls are unreliable and tarot cards can seem uselessly ambiguous. Weather forecasts do pretty well, but even with multimillion dollar radar equipment, they have their margin of error. Look at a graph of occurrence for Common Redpoll, and it can seem as random as flipping a coin. So how can one person accurately predict which northern-breeding birds will travel south, months in advance? Ron Pittaway has figured out.
Ron Pittaway is a prominent ornithologist in Ontario who began producing his famous 'winter finch forecast' over a decade ago. His forecast addresses 'irruptive' species of birds. These species are cold-hardy, and if they had it their way, would stay in the far north all winter long. But, in some years when food is scarce, they are forced to move south. Ron Pittaway predicts the movements of these birds by collating data on the seed crops of trees in the far north each year.
|A Common Redpoll feeds in a birch
For example, Ron predicts a decent number Common Redpolls to move south this winter, because, "birch seed crops are variably poor to average in the boreal forest." Redpolls like birch seeds, and without birch seeds in the boreal forest, the redpolls will move south. His forecasts not only predict which birds will come south with pretty good accuracy, they also give a glimpse into the life histories of these birds and how/where to observe them.
I, like many birders, eagerly await the winter finch forecast each year. As thousands of breeding songbirds disappear from Vermont each fall, it gives me something to look forward to in the winter to come.


text:
Hotels in Spakenburg, Netherlands
Search & Compare Spakenburg Hotels
Save more with Secret Prices
Get instant savings with Secret Prices
Best hotels in Spakenburg
Spakenburg overviewWhatever your interests are, Spakenburg has something for you. Though Spakenburg might not have many well-known attractions, you don't need to venture far to visit Castle Groeneveld and Soestdijk Palace. In the surrounding area, you won't want to miss out on seeing Museum Oud Soest and Goyer Golf & Country Club.
Where to stay in SpakenburgWhether you're planning to stay for a night or a week, Spakenburg has accommodations to fit your needs. You can shop as many as 659 deals for Spakenburg accommodations on Hotels.com, some with discounts of up to 35%. We have room prices as low as 18 USD per night and below are the number of hotels by star rating in Spakenburg as well as in the surrounding area:
- • 34 5-star hotels from 166 USD per night
- • 346 4-star hotels from 75 USD per night
- • 285 3-star hotels from 66 USD per night
- • 98 2-star hotels from 24 USD per night
How to get to SpakenburgFly into Amsterdam (AMS-Schiphol), 25.9 mi (41.6 km) from the heart of Spakenburg.
What to see around SpakenburgHere are some recommended places to see in the surrounding area:
- • Castle Groeneveld (5.2 mi/8.3 km from the city center)
- • Soestdijk Palace (5.3 mi/8.5 km from the city center)
- • Museum Oud Soest (5.5 mi/8.8 km from the city center)
- • Goyer Golf & Country Club (5.5 mi/8.8 km from the city center)
- • Stellingkorenmolen De Windhond (6 mi/9.7 km from the city center)
When to visit SpakenburgWondering what time of year to travel or what clothes to pack? Here are some typical temperatures to help you plan your vacation:
Seasonal temperature averages
- • January-March: 52°F day, 32°F night
- • April-June: 70°F day, 39°F night
- • July-September: 73°F day, 48°F night
- • October-December: 62°F day, 36°F night
- • January-March: 6.97 inches
- • April-June: 6.38 inches
- • July-September: 9.25 inches
- • October-December: 7.99 inches


text:
Looking for a quick and easy refreshing salad to add to the spread this summer? Look no further!
Cucumber Honeydew Salad with Feta & Walnuts
This recipe is the perfect storm of sweet, tangy, cool and crunchy! Start to Finish only 20 min.
2 Tbsp Lemon Juice
1/4 cup extra -virgin olive oil
1 tsp Honey
1/2 tsp poppy seeds
1 large honeydew melon, seeded and cut into bite size pieces
1 english cucumber, unpeeled and cubed
1/4 cup finely chopped red onion, rinsed **
3 Tbsp chopped fresh dill weed
4 oz. Feta Cheese, crumbled
1/3 cup chopped walnuts
In a large bowl pour lemon juice, olive oil, honey, poppyseed. Whisk together until well blended. Add melon, cucumber, onion and dill weed. Gently toss until well coated with the dressing. Top with feta cheese and walnuts when served. ENJOY !
**Did you know that by rinsing the chopped onion briefly will tame its sharp raw taste?


text:
List of nursing homes in Queens – Top 10 best nursing homes in Queens, New York with contact details, address and telephone numbers for senior care and jobs – both catholic and non catholic.
List of top 10 best nursing homes in Queen
Windsor Park Nursing Home
They consider residents as family and strive to meet their personal, nutritional, cultural and emotional needs. Numerous activities are provided during the day and evenings with self service libraries and computer availability.
Windsor Park is centrally located close to public transportation and numerous local highways.
Specialists at their Queens rehabilitation center assist guests with all of their rehabilitation needs, including cancer recovery services, specialized wound treatment, radiology and counseling services. They also offer a full range of ancillary services such as dental, optometry, ophthalmology, podiatry, urology, psychiatry and speech therapy.
Contact details and address: 21240 Hillside Avenue, Queens Village, NY 11427, United States. Phone: +1 718-468-0800.
Sapphire Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing of Central Queens
Contact details and address: 3515 Parsons Blvd, Flushing, NY 11354, United States. Phone: +1 718-961-3500.
Midway Nursing Home
At Midway Nursing Home, their dedicated team of Physicians, Nurses, and Therapists are committed to the Health Care and Recovery of residents.
Their Multidisciplinary Team of highly skilled professionals are dedicated to improving each residents' quality of life and functional independence by focusing on meeting each individual's unique physical, emotional and social needs.
Contact details and address: 6995 Queens Midtown Expy, Maspeth, NY 11378, United States. Phone: +1 718-429-2200.
Brooklyn Queens Nursing Home
Contact details and address: 2749 Linden Blvd, Brooklyn, NY 11208, United States. Phone: +1 718-277-5100.
FairView Nursing Care Center
Fairview Nursing Care Center is a leader in quality short term rehab and long term care. Located in picturesque Forest Hills, NY, overlooking the lake at Flushing Meadows and surrounded by beautiful gardens, Fairview provides the perfect atmosphere for health, wellness, and superior care.
Fairview Nursing Care Center is a premier 200-bed nursing and rehabilitation care center. The Center offers outstanding short-term rehabilitation for individuals coming from an acute-care setting, as well as superior long-term care and more.
Fairview puts a special emphasis on reducing the number of hospital re-admits through their unique Re-Hospitalization Prevention Program, which focuses on CHF/COPD.
Contact details and address: 69-70 Grand Central Pkwy, Forest Hills, NY 11375, United States. Phone: +1 718-263-4600.
The Pavilion for Queens Rehabilitation and Nursing
The Pavilion at Queens is a sub-acute, rehabilitation and nursing center committed to the excellence of elevated health care through knowledge, professionalism, empathy and kindness.
Their 20 Certified Medicaid bed ventilator units have the latest state of the art technology in respiratory care. With a generator on-site and a full supply of backup equipment, they are an ideal provider of ventilator and tracheostomy care to residents.
Contact details and address: 36-17 Parsons Blvd, Flushing, NY 11354, United States. Phone: +1 718-888-5200.
SilverCrest Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing
The Center provides a synergy between long term care and rehabilitative and medical services. While ventilator-dependent patients will seek out Silvercrest for its ground-breaking ventilator care program, all residents benefit from the medical and respiratory care skills that reside here.
Also, the therapy and rehabilitative needs of a long term care population can be no better served than by having an in-house sub-acute rehab program. Physical and occupational therapy, together with speech and swallowing therapies are as essential to the future of permanent residents as to the success and "graduation" of their short term guests.
Contact details and address: 144-45 87th Ave, Briarwood, NY 11435, United States. Phone: +1 718-480-4026.
WaterView Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Their Center overlooks a beautiful reservoir which provides an awesome view that residents, family members, and friends all enjoy.
They provide LongTerm Care, ShortStay Rehabilitation, and Respite Care. Their facility is composed of two LongTerm Care units and one ShortStay Progression Unit. They provide Physical, Occupational, and Speech therapies along with 24-hour nursing care.
Contact details and address: 119-15 27th Ave, Flushing, NY 11354, United States. Phone: +1 718-461-5000.
New Glen Oaks Nursing Center
Contact details and address: 260-1 79th Ave, Glen Oaks, NY 11004, United States. Phone: +1 718-343-0770.
Dry Harbor Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center
The minute you walk through the front door, you know Dry Harbor isn't like any other rehabilitation center, skilled nursing facility, or nursing home.
Patients and therapists work together to get excellent results in an upbeat, can-do atmosphere.
Wherever you look, Dry Harbor is filled with positive energy. It's why their short term patients get better so rapidly, and why their long term (nursing home) residents are so comfortable. A confident, competent sense of caring that Dry Harbor Nursing Home & Rehabilitation Center has come to be known for.
Contact details and address: 6135 Dry Harbor Rd, Middle Village, NY 11379, United States. Phone:+1 718-565-4200.
The next list of top 10 best nursing homes in Queens includes:
Forest View Center
Contact details and address: 7120 110th St, Forest Hills, NY 11375, United States. Phone: +1 718-793-3200.
Trump Pavilion for Nursing and Rehabilitation
Contact details and address: 8940 135th St, Jamaica, NY 11418, United States. Phone: +1 718-206-5000
Holliswood Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare
Contact details and address: 195-44 Woodhull Ave, Hollis, NY 11423, United States. Phone: +1 718-740-3500.
Bridge View Nursing Home
Contact details and address: 143-10 20th Ave, Whitestone, NY 11357, United States. Phone: +1 718-961-1212.
New Surfside Nursing Home
Contact details and address: 22-41 New Haven Ave, Far Rockaway, NY 11691, United States. Phone: +1 718-471-3400.
Cliffside Rehabilitation and Residential Health Care Center
Contact details and address: 11919 Graham Ct, Flushing, NY 11354, United States. Phone: +1 718-886-0700.
Ocean Promenade Nursing Center
Contact details and address: 140 Beach 113th St, Rockaway Park, NY 11694, United States. Phone: +1 718-945-6350.
Elmburst Care Center
Contact details and address: 100-17 23rd Ave, Flushing, NY 11369, United States. Phone: +1 718-205-8100.
Bishop Henry B Hucles Episcopal Nursing Home
Contact details and address: 835 Herkimer St, Brooklyn, NY 11233, United States. Phone: +1 718-221-2600.
Highland Care Center
Contact details and address: 91-31 175th St, Jamaica, NY 11432, United States. Phone: +1 718-883-7800.
Nursing schools in the United Kingdom
List of hospitals in New York City


text:
Trunki offers relief for parents
Parents who find it difficult to manage their kids at airports when traveling to far off exotic places might be able to find some relief with the Trunki ride-on suitcase for kids.
Colourful, fun and super-stable, Trunki features integrated wheels, steering 'horn' grips and a contoured saddle allowing kids to safely ride their luggage through the terminal. And if they tire of yee-hah-ing around duty free they can take Trunki for walkies using its sturdy towing strap. Genius! Available in several characterful colour schemes (blue, pink and special spotted cow) Trunki is the perfect size for children aged around 3-6. And before you ask, no, it doesn't come in adult sizes. Bah!
The Trunki will retail for £29.95 and £34.95 for the Terrance/Trixie and Frieda designs, respectively.


text:
Get Fit Where You Sit
Mokena | Website
This event occurred in the past.
Map | Find Parking
Chair yoga is "Yoga for EveryBody." If you have trouble getting down to the mat, sit at a desk all day, or just want to deepen your practice, chair yoga is for you. Marti Anne guides participants through an hour long practice. This class is open to 55 year-olds and over. Please call to register. Class size is limited to 20 people.


text:
Ensemble members from
left to right, Jerry Matheny, Elizabeth Dowd, Jim Goode, Danny Roth,
Gerard Stropnicky, Laurie McCants, Tom Byrn, and Andrew Hubatsek.
455,000.......Total attendance over the past 25 years
157................Total number of BTE Mainstage productions
2,500.............Total Mainstage performances
25,000..........Students who have seen Mainstage productions through Project Discovery
878,400........Total number of students who have seen a Theatre in the Classroom (TIC) performance
155,876........Miles traveled for Theatre in the Classroom
3,057.............Number of Theatre In the Classroom performances
370.................Number of Child Actors involved with BTE
154.................Number of BTE Board Members since BTE's inception
27....................Number of interns
38....................Number of Ensemble members since BTE's inception
(Information taken from the Press Enterprise's BTE 25th Anniversary insert from March 28, 2003.)
Want more info? Go to BTE's website.
BTE Collection Home Page
University Archives Home Page
Updated 12/16/04


text:
- Details
- Specs
- Reviews
- Manuals
- What's Included
The AVIVA 76140-1 Single Chamber Liquid Dispenser is a quality designed dispenser that is a great solution for bathroom or shower organization as it reduces bottle clutter. This soap dispenser uses patented single pump technology that pre-measures the amount of dispensed liquid to eliminate waste and spills which dirty your bathroom counters unattractive. The liquid is stored in a clear 11 ounce refillable container behind the pump to give a clear indication of how much liquid is available. The dispenser can be mounted almost anywhere where liquid may need to be dispensed, and can be filled with a variety of liquids not limited to soap.
Specifications Manufacturer AVIVA Manufacturer Product No. 76140-1 UPC 773315761408 Dimensions 4 inches x 8 inches x 8 inches Weight 0.54 pounds Capacity 11 ounces Manufacturer Warranty 2-year limited warranty
- 1x - One Chamber Liquid Dispenser - Chrome
- 1x - Waterproof Silicone Adhesive
- 1x - 2-Way Tape
- 1x - Instruction Manual
- 1x - One Chamber Liquid Dispenser - Chrome


text:
Scourge of the 18th Century
When and where did smallpox originate?
Smallpox has been around for thousands of years. Scientists think smallpox was once an animal virus that jumped to humans sometime in the last 10,000 years. Doctors estimate that since then smallpox has killed more people than any other single disease. Humans are the only known host for the virus.
How is smallpox transmitted?
The virus is transmitted through bodily fluids coughed or sneezed into the air or onto objects. The virus can survive for several weeks outside the body.
The Nature and Course of the Disease
Victims are not contagious until they get sick, about 14 days after exposure. The first signs are a debilitating fever and weakness. About 4 days later, a rash starts in the mouth, spreads to the face, and then outwards to the rest of the body. The rash turns into hard, dimpled bumps, which fill with fluid and become pustules. The pustules scab over and fall off as they heal. A person remains contagious until the last scab falls off, 2-3 weeks after the rash appears. Leaking fluid from the scabs can contaminate blankets and bed sheets. About 1/3 of those
Immunity – Variolation and Vaccination
Variolation, or inoculation, involves transferring fluid from a smallpox pustule on a victim to an open scratch on a recipient. Usually the recipient develops a very mild case of smallpox and then recovers with full immunity. about 2% of recipients develop a serious case of smallpox and dies, but many considered inoculation a safe option than risking a full outbreak where there is a 33% death rate. Variolation was first recorded in China in about 900 A.D. and spread to Europe by the 1720s.
People knew variolation worked, but did not understand the science of why. Edward Jenner, a British doctor, developed a vaccine for smallpox in 1796. Jenner discovered that milkmaids who contracted cowpox, a mild disease similar to smallpox, were immune to smallpox. Jenner experimented with fluid from a cowpox sore, and in 1798, he announced to the world that he had found a safer way to prevent smallpox. He called his method "Vaccination", after the Latin words for cowpox: Variloae Vaciniae.
A list of relevant PA Educational Standards is available in the Museum Store inside the Visitor and Education center.
Funding for this sign provided by the G.B. Stuart Charitable Foundation.
Erected by U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center.
Location. 40° 12.267′ N, 77° 9.495′ W. Marker is in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, in Cumberland County. Marker can be reached from Army Heritage Drive. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Carlisle PA 17013, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. A different marker also named Smallpox (here, next to this marker); a different marker also named Smallpox (here, next to this marker); Stations Upon the Road (within shouting distance of this marker); A Century of Protection (within shouting distance of this marker); The Capture of Redoubt #10 (within shouting distance of this marker); Specialist Fourth Class Robert D. Law (within shouting distance of this marker); Colonel Robert W. Black (within shouting distance of this marker); Lieutenant Colonel William Orlando Darby (within shouting distance of this marker). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Carlisle.
Categories. • Science & Medicine • War, US Revolutionary •
Credits. This page was last revised on June 22, 2017. This page originally submitted on June 22, 2017, by Larry Gertner of New York, New York. This page has been viewed 90 times since then and 21 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on June 22, 2017, by Larry Gertner of New York, New York. • Bill Pfingsten was the editor who published this page.
Editor's want-list for this marker. A wide shot of the marker and its surroundings. • Can you help?


text:
Bankz Feat. MC Beezy - All In [Label Submitted]
Rapture Recordz Releases Houston Hip-Hop Artist Bankz As She Links With MC Beezy On The Bruce Bang Produced Track "ALL IN." Directed By: IYO Visuals
Please click the "Report" button below if the video on this page is not working properly.
Comments will only be displayed by verified emails. No Spamming or Racism.


text:
About the KangerTech TOPBOX Mini Kit
The Kangertech Topbox Mini is the predecessor to the most popular box mod of 2015, the Subox Mini Kit. The box mod now features temperature control functionality with support for Ni200, Titanium and Stainless Steel wire and can output up to 75 watts of power using only a single 18650 battery (not included). The Topbox tank, known as the Toptank, is named as such due to the addition of top-fill functionality - an often requested feature. Also added to the Topbox box mod is a spring-loaded 510 connection, increasing compatibility with a wider range of 510-threaded tanks.
Available in black or white, the Topbox mini is a great kit for those making their first steps into sub-ohm vaping or current Subox owners looking for an equally compact upgrade.
What is Temperature Control?
What is Temperature Control? Temperature control (often abbreviated as 'TC') is the latest innovation in electronic cigarettes which helps you to avoid those unpleasant, burnt-tasting dry hits and produce the purest flavor from your e-liquid. Temperature control enabled devices utilise coils made from Nickel (Ni200), Titanium or Stainless Steel (the Topbox Mini is compatible with Ni200, Titanium and Stainless Steel wire for temperature control) as opposed to standard Kanthal.
Ni200, Titanium and Stainless Steel wires change resistance when heated, allowing a device to detect the current temperature - this means you can set a temperature that the coil will not exceed. To use temperature control you will need a coil head or RBA build equipped with one of the aforementioned wire materials.
Please note: this kit does not have a built-in battery, you must purchase one 18650 battery separately.
Please note: this kit does not have a built-in battery, you must purchase one 18650 battery separately.
You must be over 18 to purchase (or of legal smoking age in your state). More info
*Order must be placed before 4PM MST Mon - Fri. Excludes public holidays. All quoted delivery times are estimates.
All orders placed before 4pm MST Mon-Fri are dispatched the same business day.
All orders over $20 are eligible for free shipping, and orders under $20 incur a $2 shipping charge. A faster USPS Priority shipping option is available for $5.98 on orders under $30 and $2.99 on orders between $30 and $79.99. USPS Priority shipping is provided free of charge on orders over $80.
Please click on each shipping option in checkout to see shipping time estimates. As a general estimate, it takes 3-5 business days for Standard (First-Class) shipping, 2-3 business days for Priority, and 1-2 business days for Priority Express.
If you order by 4pm MT on a Monday through Friday your order will dispatch the same day. Our standard USPS delivery method means your order should take 2-5 business days. If you need it quicker, you can select a faster delivery method (eg USPS Priority) in the checkout under "Shipping Method". For more information, click the Shipping Tab.
No. We have state of the art age verification built into our checkout that will not slow down your checkout progress provided you are of age for the State you want us to ship to. For this reason, we do not require a signature upon delivery - but all orders are tracked.
You need to be 18 in the State where you want us to ship to but there are some exceptions (e.g. Alaska, Alabama, California, Hawaii, New Jersey). We do not ship to: Arkansas, Indiana, Pennsylvania or Utah.
We ship to APO addresses, but aside from this, we do not ship outside of the US. We do, however, have a UK website which ships to most European countries. You can find it here (please note: not all the same products are available in our UK store)
You will not have to pay sales tax on your order unless you live in Colorado, where we are based.
This kit takes 1 x 18650 battery. Shop 18650 batteries here.


text:
You have until Feb 01, 2019 to return or exchange items bought after Nov 01, 2018. All other standard return policy conditions apply.
Now Viewing:
Product Highlights
This item is noncancelable and nonreturnable.
This B&H Custom Workstation combines the HP Z240 Series Small Form Factor Workstation with an 8GB (1 x 8GB) memory module and B&H installation services. This HP Z240 workstation is powered by a 3.5 GHz Intel Xeon E3-1240 v5 Quad-Core processor and utilizes a 1TB 7200 rpm SATA hard drive for storage. A SuperMulti DVD-RW Drive is also built into this system for reading and writing data stored on optical media. While the installed operating system is Windows 7 Pro (64-bit), a Windows 10 Pro (64-bit) license is also included and is available at no additional cost.
For delivering sharp, clear graphics, this workstation uses a dedicated NVIDIA Quadro K1200 graphics card with 4GB of GDDR5 VRAM. Video may be output using four Mini DisplayPort outputs, and other external peripherals may be connected to this system using the eight USB 3.0 ports and two USB 2.0 ports. Network connectivity may be achieved using the Gigabit Ethernet port and a USB keyboard and mouse is also included.
While this system does natively include 8GB (1 x 8GB) of RAM, once upgraded with the bundled 8GB (1 x 8GB) memory module, this system features 16GB (2 x 8GB) of 288-pin DIMM 2133 MHz PC4-17000 DDR4 RAM. This custom workstation also includes B&H professional installation; these services ensure your system and additional components are ready for use upon arrival.
The Z240 Series Small Form Factor Workstation (ENERGY STAR) from HP delivers powerful performance in a small form factor design and is geared towards professionals who require high reliability. With the capabilities to operate in immersive work environments and handle 24x7x365 workloads, the Z240 delivers processor and graphics technologies, as well as scalability to match your business needs.
This system is powered by a 3.5 GHz Intel Xeon E3-1240 v5 Quad-Core processor which will allow you to run multiple applications simultaneously. If you need more power, the system can be overclocked to 3.9 GHz using Intel's Turbo Boost 2.0 technology. The 8GB of 2133 MHz RAM helps to ensure smooth multitasking and also allows the computer to quickly access frequently-used files and programs. While the current memory configuration is 1 x 8GB, there are four total memory slots that will allow the RAM to be upgraded to 64GB, using a 16GB chip in each of the four memory slots.
For long term storage of your files, a 1TB 7200 rpm hard drive offers quick access to your data. If you want to add external storage drives or other peripherals, the Z240 features 8 x USB 3.0 ports and 2 x USB 2.0 ports. For users who wish to add additional components or upgrade the existing drive bays, the Z240 has 1 x 3.5" internal bay, 1 x 2.5" internal drive bay, and one shared internal/external 3.5" bay. There are also a total of four PCIe expansion slots and one M.2 slot that uses a PCIe Gen3 x4 connection. The dedicated NVIDIA Quadro K1200 graphics card delivers a sharp, clear picture and features 4GB of GDDR5 video memory, as well as 4 x Mini DisplayPort 1.2 outputs. Whether you are listening to music, watching a movie, or playing a game, the integrated HD audio controller outputs high definition audio and delivers higher fidelity than standard audio controllers.
The Z240 Series Small Form Factor Workstation includes a USB keyboard, a USB mouse, and a power cord. It operates using 90-264 VAC at 47-63 Hz. While the installed operating system is Windows 7 Professional (64-bit), a Windows 10 Professional (64-bit) license and media is included.
B&H Photo is an authorized HP reseller with professional in-house technicians available for upgrades & installations on these workstations and laptops. Built with power and speed in mind, the Z Series is designed to enhance audio and video post-production workflows and more. Each HP Z series workstation or laptop features a range of top-tier processors and large RAM loadouts. The workstations are built with graphics flexibility in mind as well so that the end consumer can configure the graphics options to their needs, and each unit includes a 3/3/3 warranty - 3 years limited warranty for parts, 3 years limited warranty for labor, and 3 years of repairs performed at customer site for those parts not eligible for Customer Self Repair (CSR). For 24/7 customer service, please call 1-800-334-5144.
The 8GB DDR4 2666 MT/s ECC UDIMM Server Memory Module from Crucial allows you to increase system performance with memory speeds up to 2666 MT/s and densities up to 8GB. It operates at 1.2V and is compatible with systems that accepts 288-pin DIMM modules.
Select In-house Additional Computer Memory Installation and Testing when you want B&H to do the installation of additional memory - when purchased on the same order of the computer.
The Additional Memory Installation and Testing is done by a certified technician in our Computer Service Center, so that it is assured that the original manufacturer's warranty on the computer continues on throughout the warranty period.
This item doesn't include software installation. If you also need software installation use B&H item code # BHWEBPCC.
Note: The only warranty on the additional memory is the warranty provided by the manufacturer of the additional memory.
|Intel Xeon E3-1240 v5 Quad-Core
|Base Clock Speed
|3.5 GHz
|Maximum Boost Speed
|3.9 GHz
|L3 Cache
|System Bus
|8 GT/s
Socket: FCLGA1151
Type: Intel PCH C236
|Total Installed Memory
|Maximum Memory Capacity
|Memory Type
|Memory Speed
|2133 MHz
|User-Replaceable Memory
|1 x 8 GB
|Available Memory Slots
|Memory Slot Type
|288-Pin DIMM
|Graphics Type
|NVIDIA Quadro K1200 with 4 GB GDDR5 VRAM
|Storage Drive
Bays: 1 x 3.5"
Installed: 1 TB 7200 rpm HDD
Type: SATA
|Optical Drive
|8x-Speed Tray-Load SuperMulti DVD Burner with Dual Layer Support
|Drive Expansion
1 x 2.5" (Internal)
1 x 3.5" (External)
|PCI Expansion
1 x PCIe Gen 3 x16 (x16 Mechanical)
2 x PCIe Gen 3 x1 (x1 Mechanical)
1 x PCIe Gen 3 x4 (x16 Mechanical)
1 x PCIe v2 Minicard
|Inputs / Outputs
8 x USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A
2 x USB 2.0 Type-A
2 x PS/2
1 x DE-9 Serial
|4 x Mini DisplayPort
1/8" (3.5 mm) Headphone/Microphone Combo Jack
1/8" (3.5 mm) Headphone Output
|1 x 10/100/1000 Mb/s Gigabit Ethernet (RJ45)
|Keyboard & Mouse
Type: Full-Size
Features: Numeric Keypad
|Operating System
|Windows 7 Professional
|Dimensions (W x H x D)
|13.3 x 4.0 x 15.0" / 33.8 x 10.2 x 38.1 cm
|12.66 lb / 5.74 kg
|Packaging Info
|Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
|20.4 x 19.4 x 8.3"
|Kit Configuration
|1 x 8 GB
|PC4-21300 (2666 MHz)
|Memory Type
|DIMM Type
|288-Pin DIMM
|Error Correction (ECC)
|Memory Rank
|Dual Rank
|Packaging Info
|Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
|7.0 x 2.3 x 0.8"
|Packaging Info
|Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
|1.0 x 1.0 x 1.0"


text:
A Ruddy Turnstone enjoys a clam dinner on the beach at Fort DeSoto State Park:
The mass of beach detritus (in the picture below) was jumping around as if there were an earthquake under it. It took a few minutes before I saw the birds that were making it move. Three or four Turnstones had dug under the sticks and were tossing the material up and down as they burrowed under it for more to eat.
From Audubon Society Field Guide. Eastern Region: Turnstones are named from their method of feeding, in which they walk along the beach, deftly roling small stones and pebbles and seizing the animals hiding underneath. They also dig holes in the sand, often larger than themselves, in pursuit of burrowing crustaceans.
It was shells and twigs that they were turning over here, but whatever they're working on, the beach is a real buffet for these little guys. (They're about 8 inches long.)
Looks like he's had enough to eat for now!
This post is linked to WILD BIRD WEDNESDAY. Thank you Stuart. And if you haven't already seen yesterday's post on our eagle neighbors, you may want to scroll back to it. (It isn't often that I have enough birding experiences to post twice in one week and I'm excited about it!)


text:
Fulham manager Jean Tigana has challenged his players to show they have the character to survive in the Premiership.
Tigana has set a target of three wins from Fulham's remaining seven games to guarantee the club's safety, after yesterday's 2-0 defeat at home to Tottenham left them just three points off the relegation places.
"We have given everything to our players, now it is time for them to give something back," said Tigana.
"I want us to win three more matches. I think we need six or seven more points."
Tigana feels he needs to strengthen his squad in order to cope with life in the Premiership, although he does not expect to make any signings before Thursday's transfer deadline.
He also believes it is impossible to attract the world's best players unless you are playing European football.
"I have tried to sign world class players, but the top players want to play in the European Cup," said Tigana.
Tottenham's win ended a run of four successive defeats and manager Glenn Hoddle is not ruling out competing in Europe next season.
He said: "Europe is still mathematically possible.
"However, we were down to our last 16 fit players at Fulham and in order to have a good run we need to get some bodies out of the treatment room.
"This is a bit of a rest week, although we have 10 players going away on international duty. I hope to have Dean Richards and Les Ferdinand fit for next Saturday."
Teddy Sheringham deflected home a lucky opener on 28 minutes yesterday and Gus Poyet grabbed the second goal just three minutes later.
Hoddle said: "We earned the good fortune with our hard work and we haven't had any luck over the last five or six weeks.
"There's a statistic going round saying we've hit the woodwork 16 times this year - so it's time we had some good fortune.
"Teddy was going to take the free-kick and decided the angle wasn't right for him and just drifted into the box.
"He didn't know too much about it, but you earn your luck sometimes with the hard work you put in."


text:
where to start with football
I'm really getting into it.
dont have a team to support. might support bradford city.
- shrewbie and inside-outside this'd this
- shrewbie, icouldwinarabbit, and DarwinDude this'd this
nah, they already have a couple of fans here
the team most direly in need of DiS fans is Millwall, who are 6th in the Championship and pushing for great things. they wear pretty blue shirts plus they have a nice name :)
plus darwindude would absolutely LOVE the chat
on millwall vitals forum
- Starmixer this'd this
might support the gers
help them get out of the third divisionshinymcshine this'd this
- Parsefone, Severed799, sharp_yet_blunt, petesfingers, 84joe, Kitchmo, SenorDingDong, LordLuciusBanter, and Icarus-Smicarus this'd this
For some reason, I think Celtic hate Rangers more than the other way around
I just don't really care about Celtic. I like it when we beat them and all that but why all the hate? I accept I'm not very representative of Rangers fans.
The hatred is in danger of lumping us in with all the sectarian morons, surely?
I dunno, I get the impression that it's not just Celtic who dislike Rangers.
It's odd that in Northern Ireland and Scotland the preference comes down to a sectarian division, but in England just about everyone, whether they're Catholic or Protestant, a royalist or a republican, prefers Celtic.
Citation needed?
Nah, I sort of get that Celtic do have a slightly better kudos with the people that feel the need to pick a team in a league they don't really actually care about but it seems to be one of these self-perpetuating things.
Seems to me, these days, that supporting Rangers is far indie-r thing to do. I realise I am wibbling utter nonsense here.
I grew up in a place that is Rangers through and through and kind of ended up supporting Rangers as my whole family and basically everyone I knew did. But it was a place with a huge problem with sectarianism. Luckily I have a brain.
Both teams have got their extremely black marks in their history and both have some really vile followers but this whole Big Bad Rangers - perceived wisdom does annoy me a bit.
When Celtic were playing that last Champions League game, I genuinely didn't know what I wanted to happen before Samaras took that dive. Glad for Scottish football and the atmosphere sounded great but I very much doubt I know of any Celtic fans who are nice, nice people who would feel the same if tables were turned.
Anyway I'm rambling. Just thought I'd stick up for my clubs and many of our fans.
Rangers are vile
and i'm not talking about their fans.
obviously they don't exist anymore.
In what way can a club be vile?
Once you divorce them from the fans.
Unless you hate the players or the manager or whatever.
It's just some guys running about.
- DaddyorChips and Icarus-Smicarus this'd this
what you should actually do...
is just pick the shittest possible team and support them.
if you're moving to Glasgow soon, why not support Queens Park?
They play in the Scottish 3rd Division, and although they're by no means the poorest team in it, they're the poorest-supported side in Scottish professional football, yet they play their home games at Hampden Park (the national stadium) which holds 53,000 people, but draw crowds of around 600.
Failing that, i can recommend lots of good non-league clubs in and around Manchester.
either way, you should probably read up about this defunct club...
they used to play here, sure you'll know of it - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathkin_Park
my grandad was a Third Lanark fan
ummmmm.....that's all I've got......
I play football at that park on sundays in the summer
it's amazing/kinda eerie because the stands are still there in amongst the trees
watching queen's park is a surreal affair
on account of the difference between stadium capacity and crowd size.
amateurs, too. noble.
£2 for students
cannae complain fae that
poorest-supported side in Scottish professional football
Where did you get that from? They are nowhere near the worst supported side.
In answer to the original question, support Partick Thistle.
just had a looked at this season's average crowd stats
and I (sort of) apologise, you are right. However the only reason theirs is so low is because they are one of the only teams not to have had a visit from Rangers this year. The stats from last year paint a much more accurate picture.
- Matt_was_taken and obsessed_with_united this'd this
- Severed799 this'd this
Save yourself the hassle
Support Barcelona.
It is LONG past time we did an NME-style cool list
for which club is the uncoolest to follow on here based on how people on this board represent it. Uncoolest bunch get the number one spot.
That's a trophy the two North London clubs might actually be competing in
It would be a complex list though
One Zapsta would probably be worth about 5 normal, sane fans.
class act, on and off the pitch. capable of playing some sublime football (especially down that left wing courtesy of the brilliant Baines and Pienaar combo) and have a tendency to beat big teams.
of course they'll do that and go and lose to Reading the following week, but at least it keeps it entertaining. oh, and they also have one of the Great Histories of any club, anywhere.
in short, they represent everything that is good and exciting about modern football. and if you think i'm being a biased Everton fan, well, you'd be totally right.Antelope this'd this
...but they have thus far handled it perfectly, unlike numerous other clubs in similar such recent situations.
Thuggish long-ball merchants, with the bitterest manager in football.
(and i quite like them, btw!)
thuggish long ball merchants?
throughout the 90's, absolutely. but now? i'm afraid not.
i remember before all the money
you saying everton were the team most similar to man city
most similar club...
not team.
Man City have rarely been long-ball merchants, even when they were really, really rubbish.
- violent_beauregarde this'd this
support the ball itself
Aaahh.stormcrow this'd this
Do what lefty wibblers do and get a St. Pauli shirt
Can't believe nobody's suggested it already, they're right up your street
I should add that I am a big old wibbler too
and you should actually do this
I assume that it's by mistake.
When I read a thread on my mobile and go to press <<Back to Social, it often ends up trying to tweet or like the thread as those buttons load so slowly and pop up just as I press my screen.
pick a club at random, or one close at hand
non sports fans keep arguing it's arbitrary, but that's the point, they're your club, and they will betray you and hurt you and somehow you'll still go back for more for no good reason.
You could try supporting a well run one, but you may need to leave the country for that
There's this website where you can search for your local teams...
Think it's about four years out of date, mind.


text:
Healthy Hearing introduces 'Day in the City' series
Hearing loss is in an issue impacting not just the people suffering from it, but their friends, family and coworkers, too. It's also an issue many people aren't comfortable talking about, let alone seeking treatment for. In fact, out of all the individuals who could benefit from wearing a hearing device, only 20 percent will actually use one.
That's why we want to open up the communication lines. We want to create an environment where it's easy not only to talk about hearing loss, but seek the help and find a hearing healthcare professional for you! And because we want you to be part of the conversation, we're excited to introduce our new "Day in the City" series!
The professionals behind Healthy Hearing have gathered data, compared statistics and generated a list of the top spots across the United States affected by hearing loss. From New York City to Los Angeles and everywhere in between, our "Day in the City" series will focus on some of the hidden gems in your hearing loss community!
Are you looking for a museum, theater or top restaurant in your city which goes out of the way to provide stellar accommodations for hard-of-hearing individuals? Look no further! We're going to tackle these items and many more every Wednesday! We've got the lowdown on the most popular private tours for local museums and exhibits, plus tips on the quietest locations you can get your grub on. Between research done by our expert staff and recommendations from hearing healthcare professionals, we'll make sure you have plenty to do when you're ready to take the plunge and seek treatment for your hearing loss!
Additionally, we'll compile a list of some of the major organizations in the city ready and able to help you or your loved one start their journey to better hearing! Whether you're looking for a new support network or simply somewhere to volunteer, we'll help you find all the information you need to take advantage of all the opportunities your city has to offer!
Are you privy to the popular spots in your city? Don't forget to connect with us on Facebook and Twitter and recommend some of your favorite locations throughout your city. We'll be providing our readers a tour across the United States, so we're more than ready to learn about your city and see why you think they should be included in our "Day in the City" series!
Be part of the conversation with us starting next Wednesday, when we kick off our new weekly series and explore a "Day in New York City." Do you know what the Smithsonian or Museum of Modern Art has in store? We do, and you can too, next week!


text:
The 7th International Conference on Integrated Circuits, Design, and Verification (ICDV 2017)
- September 21, 2017: The preliminary program is now available
- September 7, 2017: Registration is opened.
- August 30, 2017: changing the dates for notification of acceptance and camera-ready submission
- July 21, 2017: submission deadline extented to July 31, 2017 (hard deadline).
- July 16, 2017: submission deadline extended to July 20, 2017.
The 7th International Conference on Integrated Circuits, Design, and Verification (ICDV 2017)
October 5-6, 2017 – Hanoi, Vietnam
Sponsored by
IEEE SSCS Vietnam Chapter, IEICE Vietnam Section, IEEE SSCS Japan Chapter, IEEE SSCS Kansai Chapter, and the Radio-Electronics Association of Vietnam,
Hosted by VNU University of Engineering and Technology
The International Conference on Integrated Circuits, Design, and Verification (ICDV) provides an annual forum for exchanging ideas, discussing research results, and presenting chips, circuit designs and applications in solid-state and semiconductor fields. Continuous scaling of the CMOS devices increases the number of transistors on a VLSI chip. It will soon reach the level of 10 giga transistors on a single chip, which is equivalent to the total neuron numbers in the human brain. This would certainly provide us a great opportunity for new applications and information processing. On the other hands, the small feature size causes new problems such as leakage current and process variation. To discuss utilizing the scaling advantages and coping with the new problems, we call for contributions about new proposal of application systems, VLSI architectures, and design methodologies as well as the technologies in the integrated circuits and devices field. We expect to this conference explores and stimulates the contributed researches to those subjects. The papers are solicited from prospective authors interested in the related fields.
The ICDV 2017 conference is sponsored by the IEEE SSCS Vietnam, the IEICE Vietnam Section, the IEEE SSCS Japan/Kansai Chapter, the Radio-Electronics Association of Vietnam, hosted by VNU University of Engineering and Technology (VNU-UET), and will be held in Hanoi, Vietnam. Further details on the conference, paper submission guidelines, and templates will be updated on the website.
Paper Submission
Prospective authors are invited to submit full-length, six-page manuscripts, including figures, tables and references, to the official ICDV 2017 website. All papers will be handled electronically. Accepted and presented papers will be included in the conference proceedings with ISBN and will be submitted to the IEEE (the copyright shall be assigned to the IEEE) and will be invited to re-submit an extension to REV Journal on Electronics and Communications (JEC) and VNU Journal of Computer Science and Communication Engineering (JCSCE). Papers are solicited in the following categories, but are not limited to:
1. Digital integrated circuits and signal processing
2. Processors/ multiprocessors
3. Memory design
4. Analog and mixed-signal circuits
5. RF integrated circuits and microwave engineering
6. Circuit technologies
7. Design experience with advanced design technologies
8. Circuits/devices modeling, verification and testing
9. Reconfigurable architectures & FPGA-based designs
10. Embedded systems design
11. IoT related circuits, devices and applications
12. Rebooting computing
Important dates
- Full manuscript submission: July 10, 2017 extended to July 31, 2017 (hard deadline)
- Notification of acceptance: August 30, 2017 September 12, 2017
- Camera-ready submission: September 15, 2017 September 17, 2017
E-mail: email@example.com
Website: http://icdv.uet.vnu.edu.vn


text:
The Vermont Studio Center, with consortium partners at the Alliance of Artist Communities, PLAYA, the Ragdale Foundation, and the Santa Fe Art Institute (SFAI), is thrilled to announce a $270,000 three-year grant generously funded by the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation, to offer Creative Access studio residencies for artists and writers with spinal cord injury (SCI).
The Neilsen Foundation's Creating Opportunity & Independence Project Grant will fund the 2017-2019 Creative Access Residencies Program, which will greatly expand opportunities for artists and writers with SCI, furthering their creative careers and championing accessibility and inclusiveness for artists with SCI and other disabilities within the larger sector of artist communities/residencies.
This three-year partnership will make the personal creative development, career advancement, artistic exchange, and life-changing experience of a 2- to 8-week studio residency available to as many as 36 talented artists and writers living with spinal cord injury, at one of four residency centers: PLAYA (Oregon), Ragdale (Illinois), SFAI (New Mexico), or VSC (Vermont).
VSC began a partnership with the Neilsen Foundation in 2010, to offer Creative Access residencies to two artists or writers living with SCI. This is the fifth and largest award the Neilsen Foundation has granted VSC, and has grown to support twelve Creative Access residencies per year. In 2015, VSC invited two partnering artist residency centers, the Ragdale Foundation and the Santa Fe Art Institute, to work together to expand accessibility and opportunities for talented artists living with SCI. This pilot program allowed artists and writers to choose a site from the three residency centers to best serve their creative needs. The current consortium builds on that success.
Beyond the fully-subsidized studio residency experience (studio, housing, meals, etc.), the program includes generous stipend support for each artist, as well as room, board, and travel stipend for a personal care assistant (PCA) if necessary.
The collaborative nature of the project and inclusion of the Alliance of Artists Communities as a partner presents a strong catalyst for far-reaching and sustained changes to improve standards of accessibility and promote a broader level of program inclusivity throughout the artist residency sector. In the words of 2015 VSC Creative Access Fellow Brom Wikstrom,
"As an artist with high-level quadriplegia I have painted with a brush in my mouth for nearly 40 years and can state unequivocally that this 4-week residency has been the most rewarding experience of my professional life….Being able to visit the studios of other residents and having them visit my studio has been an especially exciting aspect, and the ideas generated will inform my work as I move forward…I believe many of my fellow residents gained special insights into how seeming limitations cannot only be overcome but integrated into strategies for creative problem solving."
In 2017, the Creative Access Residencies Program will offer 12 fully-funded studio residency fellowships to artists and writers living with SCI. The application portal is now open at the Alliance of Artist Communities: http://www.artistcommunities.org/creativeaccess . The deadline for applications is March 1, 2017. The unified application is free.
Applicants will need to submit a CV/resume, work samples, and a short description of their SCI and the impact it has had on their art process. All submissions will be juried by consortium members.
Craig H. Neilsen Foundation has been tireless in supporting both programs and scientific research to improve the quality of life for those affected by and living with spinal cord injury. Following the vision and values of Craig Neilsen, the Foundation focuses the majority of its grantmaking on furthering the promising advances in the field of spinal cord injury research. It supports research in areas of investigation relevant to improving recovery and works to coordinate its efforts with those of other federal and private funders.
The Foundation's research funding is directed across a broad spectrum, including mechanistic, translational, clinical and psychosocial research, with a goal of opening innovative areas of inquiry and emphasizing progress across the entire translational spectrum. Another main funding priority is the Creating Opportunity & Independence Portfolio that assists individuals affected by spinal cord injury today and builds stronger community and rehabilitative support.
The Foundation provides educational grant programs including postdoctoral research fellowships, Spinal Cord Injury Medicine Fellowships, and Neilsen Foundation Scholarships for students with spinal cord injury at selected colleges and universities. In addition, selected Special Projects related to spinal cord injury and Vision and Values Projects grants support other programs that reflect Craig Neilsen's philanthropic interests.
The Alliance of Artists Communities is a national and international association of artists' communities and residencies—a diverse field with thousands of programs worldwide that support artists of any discipline in the development of new creative work. The Alliance gives a collective voice on behalf of its members, small and large, that leverages support for the field as a whole; promotes successful practices in the field; and advocates for creative environments that support the work of today's artists. Their role will be to coordinate outreach, to host a unified (and free) application for artists, and shepherd sustainable impacts of this program by publishing a report at the conclusion with case studies and best practices. (www.artistcommunities.org)
PLAYA is a nonprofit organization supporting innovative thinking through work in the arts, literature, natural sciences and other fields of creative inquiry. Located in the Oregon Outback, Playa's 75–acre property includes six fully-equipped and spacious cabins, two fully-equipped live/work studios, three studio/research spaces (including one shared living quarters), a large open shed, and outdoor field-research areas. Access to most facilities is barrier-free, and PLAYA has hosted programs specifically for performing artists and dancers who use wheelchairs. Residencies offer the gift of time and space to eligible applicants, and span two multi-month sessions each year. The intention of all of PLAYA's programming is to support creative individuals who are committed and passionate about their work, and who will benefit from time spent in its inspirational remote location. (www.playasummerlake.org)
The Ragdale Foundation is a non-profit artists' community located on architect Howard Van Doren Shaw's country estate in Lake Forest, IL, 30 miles north of Chicago. Begun in 1976, Ragdale
annually hosts more than 150 artists, writers, choreographers, and composers at all stages of their careers for 18-25 day residencies. Ragdale offers a retreat setting where at any given time, a dozen
creative individuals experience uninterrupted time for dedicated work, a supportive environment, dynamic artist exchanges, 50 acres of idyllic prairie, and a family-style dinner each evening.
Ragdale has a universally accessible studio in the Barnhouse. The Chandler studio, a live/work space with a wheelchair-accessible private bath, accommodates visual artists or writers. The space is adjacent to the kitchen and dining facilities. Ragdale welcomes artists at all stages of their careers and seeks to create a mix of various experience levels in each group of residents. (www.ragdale.org)
Santa Fe Art Institute (SFAI) is a cultural organization that cultivates creative practices, engage with diverse communities, and address the most pressing social issues of our time. Approximately 10 artists per month receive private living quarters with a private bath and working space, which is centrally located within Santa Fe's vibrant and diverse cultural community. The SFAI facility, a nearly 17,000 square foot complex designed by Ricardo Legoretta, includes gallery and exhibition spaces, sky-lit studios, a growing contemporary art library, courtyards, laundry facilities, communal kitchen, and dining and living room areas. Visual artists are provided with a semi-private studio space as well as access to a large communal work space. Writers are welcome to use the library for writing and reading, as well as their own private rooms equipped with desks. SFAI's facility meets all ADA requirements with complete accessibility for wheelchairs to studio and living spaces. Two resident rooms are equipped with bathroom facilities for wheelchair access, and since SFAI's complex is one level, there are no stairs or barriers. (www.sfai.org)
Vermont Studio Center (VSC) is the largest international artist residency center in the US, hosting 55 artists and writers per month, year-round, in the northern Green Mountains of Vermont. VSC's 15,000 alumni come from every state in the nation and 140 countries. Art and writing residents are provided with private studios with wireless internet, private rooms, three chef prepared meals per day, access to shops (sculpture, ceramic, traditional and digital photo), critique consultation/mentorship with 6 Visiting Artists and Writers per month, gallery openings, art and literary libraries, Open Studios, readings and lectures, and opportunities for meditation and yoga. In summer of 2017, VSC will be opening a new wing to our largest residency housing, with six additional private ADA and universally designed rooms open every month of the year. VSC welcomes creatives at all stages of their careers, and has offered Creative Access fellowships to artists and writers with mobility and sensory issues since 2002. (www.vermontstudiocenter.org)
Photo at top: Melissa Allensworth, a painter from California, at the Vermont studio Center.


text:
Welcome to Cuitus! Hold your dicks and get ready for granny hairy plumper, granny sex pictures free, pretty older babes, aged sexy woman, old huge pussy vids, fat elders fucking, granny pantie porn, old lesbian cunts and hairy granma.
|Photo #2968
Older milfs getting fucked, aged grannies tgp, drunk granny gets fucked, grannny nudist and granny fuckers videos.
|Photo #10786
Fucking my older wife, old grany sex vdeo, old lady video clips, hairy old bitch and grandmas in pantyhose.
|Pic #2605
Sexy older horny woman, porn tube old women, old assfuck and older womanporn.
|Photo #12544
Older woman nude bbw, old nude women picture, grandmas big pink pussy and sexy mature older women thumb pics.
|Figure #2324
Old ladys sucking dicks, old twats creampie, old granny lesbian pics, sexy old naked women and sexy hot grannys.
|Figure #2813
Fat granny fuck videos, fucking old whore, cum shot older woman and grannypussy anal.
|Photo #13284
Naked grandma pictures, grandma sucked my ciock, granny lesbian fucking teen, old woman on beach sun bath and old large boob.
|Image #13301
Old milf video, sex old woman videos, older women licking women, hottie grandma and older big mature.
|Pic #3602
Granny hairy hot, fat granny fuck boy, free gang bang granny porn and plumpy older women.
|Image #5207
Sexy aged, fucking my older wife, older women fucking video, 50 year old bikini and milf granny.
|Figure #10511
Sexy old woman gallery, free granny sex hookups, older amateur sex and sexy elderly women.
|Pic #6074
Free milf granny, sexy women over 60, granny pornn movs, old grany sex vdeo and boy fucks grandma tubes.
|Figure #12047
Aged black sex, free granney fuck, free granny porn deepthroat and older women in bikini s.
|Figure #7759
Old xxx woman, granny free fuck vids, aged porn videos, galleries granny and old babe over 50 galleries.
|Photo #9724
Granny bbw huge, naked older wife, granny hairy tgp free, old lesbien videos and porno clips of older women.
|Photo #12805
Older shaved cunt, grannysextgp, spicy older women porn and 70 plus women sex pics.
|Photo #2665
Grannynaughty, oldernaked women, grannys saggy, fucking granny pictures and my friends hot granny.
|Image #4621
Old old grannys cunt, granny likes it in ass, hot naked old grandmas, old couple hand job on couch and old mture fuckking videos.
|Image #2087
Older naked mature woman, granny mature gallery, boob grannie saggy tgp, older lesbains and pics of older ladys.
|Pic #4591
Free granny hoes, hott old women, nude pics of older women free, creamy older milf lesbiens and extreme wild grannys.
granny pantihose
huge butts grandma
free granny sex videos
granny mature woman
50 years old porn
grannyporn clips
older woman free videos
older shaved cunt
free granny anal porn sites
50 yr old milfshuge tits
extreme old women blow jobs
granny clito
granny nylons cock
women over 50 pussy
sexy granny
|Photo #10308
Granny strap on tube, best maturez granny, granny fucked up the ass and free tiny old women.
|Figure #7263
Older mature hairy pussy, old mature picture, granny bra nudes and naked granny sex.
|Pic #1906
Aged pyssy porn, big free old tit, oma sex filme, older women tit and free mature old lady sex pics.
|Photo #6804
Old granny boob, older woman s sex, free granny thumbnails and older gals nudes.
|Pic #11412
My granny was a whore, granny self made nude videos, older babe pics, free hot grannys and beautiful older women photos.
|Figure #2653
Banged granny, fatty grandma tube, free pics of nude older women and old women fucked in the ass.
|Pic #10373
Older woman enjoying great sex, old granny pussy free, hot shaved grandmas, over 50 mature hairy and granny 80 porn.
|Figure #1749
Watch older women giving blow jobs, very old woman getting cock, granny cumm and grandma hardcore porn.
|Image #12038
60 plus thumbs, old ladies over, free older amature adult pictures and free older horny milf s.
|Photo #1706
70 plus mature, granny incest sex, older women enjoying great sex, oma tgp and granny pussy shaved.
|Photo #7733
Grandma deepthroats, licking grannys pussy, pics of older women in bikinis, nasty old grannis and granny fist fucking.
|Pic #9116
Old hairiy nude women, free hairy older women, older woman in lingire, 50 year old phone sex and granny gettin fucked.
|Photo #3008
Granny fucks vids, cum on older women, old bbw xxx tube, grandmas sexy cunt and free granny fuck pics.
|Pic #3862
Absolutely free old milf, fucking granny sluts, old mature fuck clips and free grandmas fucking video.
|Pic #3461
Older beautiful women nude, horny old nude woman, nude old women pics, older woman cock sucking pictures and 50 plus club pussy.


text:
This popular report provides detailed, global statistical information on business school faculty and administrative salaries by rank/position, field, accreditation status, and institutional control. This report is available from 2005 through present.
> 2017-2018 Executive Summary
> 2016-2017 Executive Summary
> 2015-2016 Executive Summary
> 2014-2015 Executive Summary
> 2013-2014 Executive Summary
AACSB Member Access and Customization
Educational members that participated in the Staff Compensation & Demographics Survey (formerly the Global Salary Survey) may download the full report through DataDirect. Business members at the sustaining level (full access), executive level (overview reports for most recent survey), and business level (one overview report annually by request) may also access the report through DataDirect. This report can be customized to provide detailed statistical data regarding business school faculty salaries by rank/position and field for up to 50 institutions. The customization also provides separate data for new hires and salaries for up to 22 administrative positions.
> DataDirect Member Login
Non-AACSB Members
This report is available to non-members for purchase. Select a report below to purchase.
> 2017-2018
> 2016-2017
> 2015-2016
> 2014-2015
> 2013-2014


text:
The second PS4 system software update is out now, and due to Sony's rather unconventional naming scheme, it's known at update 1.51, after the first huge update being 1.5 – presumably bigger updates are now worth a whole 0.5, while smaller updates such as this have a weighting of 0.01.
Moving on from discussion about naming systems and to what the update actually brings, the "minor" update offers further stability of the system software and minor refinements to elements of the UI, including a now clear distinction when players download a game and a game patch at the same time.
It should also download overnight, as automatic downloads for firmware and game updates are enabled by default when the PS4 is in stand-by mode. The size of the update is 323MB.
Source: PlayStation Blog
gaffers101MemberSince: Oct 2008
I'm happy for Sony to keep putting out the updates, it just means it'll be running nice a smoothly on the 29th. How kind of America to give the PS4 a 2 week test run to get all the little problems sorted out ;)Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 11:16.
Bilbo_bobbinsMemberSince: Jun 2009
Well done Sony, keep up the good work. Really nice to see the PS4 will download patches/updates while it's in standby mode.Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 11:22.
bunimomikeMemberSince: Jul 2009
Agreed. Yesterday, I tweeted about the GTA V patch and how fast it came down on the PS3. Never had download speeds like it. Has anyone else noticed a huge jump or was it coinkeedink? It was 8MB/sec which is my max speed on the line. Lovely!Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 12:38.
Spence1115MemberSince: Jul 2009
Must remember to download the newer update before mine arrives then, as I'm swapping the hard drive before I even turn it on!Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 11:25.
DividSmytheMemberSince: May 2012
Yes and me. Same here.Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 11:32.
OnlineAssassinOAMemberSince: Jun 2012
That makes 3 of us.Comment posted on 21/11/2013 at 01:20.
KovacsMemberSince: Dec 2009
" … due to Sony's rather unconventional naming scheme."
It's actually a very conventional naming scheme in the software world. Point releases won't have any new features and (usually) focus on bug fixes.Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 11:30.
djhsecondnatureSince: Forever
I was going to say this. Silly Blair.Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 11:49.
TSBonymanMemberSince: Dec 2009
Cool, although i would have preferred them to wait another week – if only so we can have the smoothest possible experience when it launches here! :)Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 11:45.
scavengaMemberSince: Jul 2009
But will this update work on EU consoles (if downloaded from the US blog)?Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 11:46.
holMemberSince: Oct 2009
They recommend not to use USA firmware on UK machines from what I read.Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 11:55.
scavengaMemberSince: Jul 2009
Thanks, that's what I thought :)Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 12:28.
AndrewwwMemberSince: Jan 2010
Quite tempting, though, to put a US firmware on the machine, as it would probably have some cool extra features built in, kindly sponsored by the NSA… ;o)Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 12:41.
cam the manMemberSince: May 2009
Wonder what number it will be up to by the time we get it here?Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 12:28.
RedStarGlowMemberSince: Jun 2009
It installed in a flash. I will test the areas that had previously "froze" on me. Amazon Video streaming mostly.Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 13:40.
bigchrissycMemberSince: Aug 2013
Nice to see Sony ironing the bugs for the European release! Only 9 days left.Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 14:30.
Tarbun84MemberSince: Feb 2012
8 days 7 hours 22 minutes if your going to a midnight launch…not that Im counting :)Comment posted on 20/11/2013 at 16:37.
WalkingPMemberSince: Aug 2013
I downloaded the update on my PS4 but couldn't see that it made any difference in performance, my PS4 has been running great.Comment posted on 21/11/2013 at 18:08.


text:
Department:OH1MH_75001_001 Sterile Processing Mce
Expected Weekly Hours:0
Shift:Rotating Shift
Position Purpose:At Mount Carmel, we work to continuously inspire one another. Here, all are welcome. It is this culture of humility and compassion that sets Mount Carmel apart. We see the big picture and do the right thing. That means a dedication to the well-being our both our colleagues and the patients they serve.
Job Description Details:
Our colleagues are proud to go the extra mile. This dedication to doing what's right – and working together to make it all happen for our patients – is what truly sets Mount Carmel apart. Our Clinical Support teams ensure that success every day, and Mount Carmel ensures they have the resources and opportunities to succeed.
The Instrument Technician II is responsible for the reprocessing of reusable general hospital and surgical equipment and supplies to include advanced surgical instruments and laparoscopic instruments, Orthopedic specialty and case carts.
- Performs decontamination process procedures
- Performs assembly process and procedures
- Performs sterilization process and procedures
- High School graduate or equivalent
- Effective Communication Skills
Discovering opportunities, support and excellence – all while making a real difference in patients' lives – begins at Mount Carmel. Find a new beginning and advance your career with us.
Mount Carmel and all its affiliates are proud to be equal opportunity employers. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, religion, sexual orientation or physical ability.
Trinity Health's Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion
Trinity Health employs more than 120,000 colleagues at dozens of hospitals and hundreds of health centers in 21 states. Because we serve diverse populations, our colleagues are trained to recognize the cultural beliefs, values, traditions, language preferences, and health practices of the communities that we serve and to apply that knowledge to produce positive health outcomes. We also recognize that each of us has a different way of thinking and perceiving our world and that these differences often lead to innovative solutions.
Trinity Health's dedication to diversity includes a unified workforce (through training and education, recruitment, retention and development), commitment and accountability, communication, community partnerships, and supplier diversity.


text:
And stamps can be both beautiful and fun.
Dai Li, a Chinese student friend has been very generous and amongst the other things she sent me was this lovely Chinese tassel.
Winter this year was wet and windy and generally horrible but not cold. Indeed, it has been so warm that Geraniums that were left outdoors, and which would normally be killed off by the cold quite early in the winter, have survived quite happily and are even blooming. The last couple of weeks have been sunny and warm and there was a promise of Spring in the air. Daffodils are out and the Primulas and Primroses are making big splashes of colour around the garden. But then, the last day or so has turned very cold and there is a real nip in the air. Perhaps we are going to have a cold Spring to make up for the warm Winter.
"Destroying species is like tearing pages out of an unread book, written in a language humans hardly know how to read, about the place where they live." ~ Holmes Rolston III, professor of philosophy (b. 1932)
"To be on a balanced diet is to hold two similar pieces of cake in both hands." - Anon.
"Stop trying to shrink the world into the size of a self-help book. It doesn't fit... Reading about how to be a pilot doesn't make you a pilot. Plane gonna crash." ~ Laurie Ann Fuhr
"It reminded me of one of my old girlfriends - good from far but far from good." - Anon.
"The Rose is without an explanation. She blooms, because she blooms." - Angelus Silesius
"My life has a superb cast but I can't figure out the plot." ~ Ashleigh Brilliant
"There are three things that cannot be forgiven to a woman. But nobody knows why or what these things are. ~ Janina Ipohorska


text:
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Stitching Saturday: Cats Love This Yarn
Well, it looks like this has become a monthly blog. Sheesh - I know! But these posts, however infrequent, do help me wrap up my projects and get a sense of what I have and haven't finished.
Up above you see the cat blanket - yes that's right, a blanket knitted especially for a cat. This odd project all started last fall when I was teaching my friends to knit. One of my friends reported that her cat had stolen her yarn - a big, squishy skein of Love This Yarn. Instead of ripping it up with his sharp little claws, gnawing it, or pawing at the ends, she reported that her cat lovingly rubbed his face in the yarn and slept with it, careful not to snag it on his claws. I didn't believe her, until I actually saw him do it. Curious, I knit him up a little square of Vanna's Choice - he sniffed at it, gave it a half-hearted swipe, and marched back to his Love This Yarn.
I was so charmed I decided to knit this little fellow a cat blanket with his favorite yarn. I started first with what I had - squares I'd been putting away for a baby blanket. About 3-4 babies have come into this world since I started, and I had to admit I didn't have the tenacity to put together hundreds of squares. So I made a cat blanket.
Then, I started another smallish cat blanket, just sort of winging it with the brightest colors I had on hand:
Here's the proof that cats love this yarn:
I'm also almost finished with this lovely blanket:
Stitching this has been a hoot. Everywhere I've taken it, for the past 6 months, people have complimented me on the colors, and the soft squishiness of the yarn. I'm on the fence about those two greens right next to each other, but over time I think I'll grow used to it and see that contrast less...
Pattern was based on the Purl Bee Super Easy baby blanket, but I used more than 5 colors and lengthened it to cover my toes.
No comments:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
A currency is a unit of exchange, facilitating the transfer of goods and/or services. It is one form of money, where money is anything that serves as a medium of exchange, a store of value, and a standard of value. A currency is the dominant medium of exchange. To facilitate trade between currency zones, there are exchange rates,
which are the prices at which currencies (and the goods and services of
individual currency zones) can be exchanged against each other.
Currencies can be classified as either floating currencies or fixed currencies based on their exchange rate regime. In common usage currency sometimes refers to only paper money, as in coins and currency, but this is misleading. Coins and paper money are both forms of currency.
In most cases, each country has monopoly control over the supply and production of its own currency. Member countries of the European Union's Economic and Monetary Union are a notable exception to this rule, as they have ceded control of monetary policy to the European Central Bank.


text:
Kuba and Mud Cloth and Ways to Use It
Kuba cloth (also called raffia cloth) is a woven textile, usually decorated in interlocking patterns and made by the Kuba tribe of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Mudcloth, on the other hand, is a dyed fabric from Mali that's decorated in linear geometric patterns. Both are durable, long-wearing fabrics that fit in well with modern decor.
Because of their durability, Kuba and mud cloth make great upholstery fabrics. They're frequently used to make pillows, table coverings, and wall hangings. They can also be framed and hung on the wall as artwork.
When purchasing textiles, it's always a good idea to stick to reputable retailers. In Congo, particularly, internal conflicts and war make it difficult to figure out whether products are being traded fairly. The Fair Trade Federation, based in Washington DC, helps concerned shoppers by labeling North American retailers with their "Fair Trade" stamp, meaning that they agree to adhere to guidelines for fair trade, including the supply chain of products "from point of origin to point of sale." You can find retailers certified by the Fair Trade Federation here.
- 1 A room from Taschen's African Interiors is layered in Kuba and mud cloth.
- 2 Apartment Therapy's DIY floor cushion tutorial shows how to make mud cloth pillows.
- 3 In a photo from Light Locations' Whitecross Farm, Kuba cloth is used as bedding.
- 4 Ananse Village is a Fair Trade Federation retailer that sells Kuba and mud cloth.
- 5 You can purchase fabric for your own projects.


text:
In route to the Scattering, the crew discusses their plans on to catch Rejovic's ship. The best idea seems to disable the ship so that the crew can more easily board it. To that end, Sebastian builds a remote controlled missile with an attached EMP device. While it doesn't look pretty, it is very maneuverable. The plan is for Mad to guide the EMP to detonate on the bow of the ship, hopefully knocking out communications, weaponry, and piloting, while not taking out the generator and life support systems.
Also during this time, Colt privately approaches Mad. He believes that the best idea would be for only himself and Chapman to go aboard Rejovic's ship. Colt doesn't think any of the other crew members will be able to fight Rejovic's men without getting seriously hurt … or killed. He wants Mad to pilot Acorn away as soon as he and Chapman are on board and to get well out of range. Colt also doesn't want Mad to tell any of the others about the plan. Chapman would probably object and the rest of the crew would refuse to leave him aboard. However, Colt truly believes this plan is for the best. They argue for some time, but eventually Mad agrees to Colt's idea.
As Acorn approaches the asteroid belt, the crew decides that rather than get too close to Rejovic's heavily armed base, the best approach will be to find one of the outlying communication relay points and try to hack into his network from there. Everyone gathers in the cockpit as Mad carefully guides the ship through the huge field of asteroids. After a couple of minor (yet heart-pounding) scrapes, they reach a relay point. After one failed attempt, Sebastian is able to hack into Rejovic's network. He locates and downloads ship arrival and departure logs, then creates a virtual back door to that information. As Sebastian tries to digitally retrace his steps and leave a back door to the entire system, things start to go badly. The Neccom alerts him that it is getting hit with virus attacks.
Sebastian quickly disconnects from the network and alerts the crew that their location may be compromised. Mad keeps an eye out for approaching boats and Sebastian goes over the recovered flight logs. It appears that in three days a small warship, a Mjolnir Corvette, is slated to leave Purgatorio. Everyone agrees that this must be Rejovic's ship. Mad carefully pilots Acorn out of the asteroid field. Plotting the most direct route between Purgatorio and Niska's Skyplex, she picks a location three days out that will be underneath the warship's flight path.
Over the next three days, the crew prepares themselves for the upcoming confrontation. Guns are polished and loaded. The Acorn's transponder is turned off to become invisible to any ships that get within range. The EMP missle is loaded in the cargo bay. Once Rejovic's ship is disabled, the plan is to dock Acorn and then Colt, Chapman, and the remote controlled assault drone, Sadie, will move onto the ship. Mad corners Colt several times and tries to get him to let the rest of the crew in on his plan. Colt will not budge.
By the third day, the entire crew is on edge. Mad continuously scans the Black for approaching ships. Finally, there is proximity alert that a ship has entered Acorn's sensor range. It is the warship. The crew's perhaps last mission has begun. Rejovic will be taken out here and now … or they will all die trying.
The EMP missle is dropped into space from the airlock and Mad carefully pilots it with the remote control device. It perfectly connects with the bow of the Mjolnir Corvette and detonates. Almost immediately, the ship's lights go dark and it begins to lose speed. Acorn draws near as the warship floats near motionless in space. Mad aligns Acorn to the other ship's airlock and begins docking procedures. As the EMP knocked out most of the Corvette's systems, the crew has to cut through the airlock in order to gain access.
Colt sends the assault drone into the warship, then he and Chapman follow behind. As soon as they are safely on board, Colt radios back to the ship to have Mad begin launching proceduers. However, as soon as he does so, Acorn goes into lock down. Sebastian's voice comes over the airwaves. Acorn is not going anywhere. Colt angrily tries to argue, but there is nothing he can do. Chapman is also angry as he wasn't told about the possiblity of the ship leaving him behind, but both men quickly turn back the seriousness of the task at hand. Using Sadie's camera for guidance, Colt maneuvers her down a series of hallways and corridors. Several groups of uniformed soliders attack, but are quickly shot down by the assault drone's weaponry. As they pass each downed soldier, Chapman takes a moment to further ensure that they are dead. Ahead of Sadie, the corridor opens up into a larger room.
Rejovic speaks to Colt via one of the soldier's communication devices, taunting him, daring him to continue on, even with his sister being in danger.
Colt and Chapman grimly continue forward, cautiously moving through the ship. Eventually, their path ends at the warship's cockpit. Immediately through the doorway, the corridor splits to the left and to the right. Colt takes the left-hand side, while Chapman silently moves into position. As Colt and Rejovic exchange words, Chapman sneaks up the right side. Finally, having enough talk, Colt quick-draws and shoots just as Chapman fires from the other. Rejovic falls. Colt shoots him again in the head for good measure.
Once the entire crew is back on board, everyone gathers to plan their next course of action. The warship will be breached when Acorn disengages from the air lock. Considering the size of the ship, there are quite possibly more crew members aboard. While Colt is not particularly concerned by this fact, the group decides to give any of Rejovic's remaining men a chance to surrender. Using Sadie's speakers, Sebastian broadcasts a message to whatever remaining crew members are on board the warship. It doesn't take long for a small group of soldiers to approach, lead by a Commander DeJoria. The crew takes them aboard and secures them in the brig. The crew decides to drop their prisoners off at a Federal Base station. Once questioned, the soldiers should be able to lead the Alliance back to Rejovic's warship.
At Chapman's request, the crew drops him off at Persephone. Colt, upon finding out that Chapman was on the "wrong side" of the war, is noticeably cooler towards him. However, Chapman and the rest of the crew part ways somewhat amicably. The crew decides that they will head to St. Albans to see Delilah. While Rejovic is dead, there still may be parts of his network in place that threaten Colt's sister. Acorn lifts off, heading deeper into the Black and on to their next adventure.


text:
The loophole should have been closed decades ago. There is corruption when an enforcement agency can sieze assets and keep them to themselves with no recourse given to the entities whose assets were siezed. This happens over and over again. Private property being seized by local law enforcement agencies and kept without recourse given to the entities whose assets were taken.
The federal government is correct in closing the "loophole" in federal law that allows local law enforcement to make a civil forfeiture of a person's assets WITHOUT due process of law. Many local police department use this loophole to enhance their department's budget on the backs of visitors to their state.
The police don't need to keep things from which they do not need to collect forensic evidence. If it is stolen, it needs to be returned to the rightful owner. If it rightfully belongs to the party from whom it was seized, it needs to be returned. Pictures and testimony that the objects exist should be enough to be presented in court. The only exceptions should be things that need to be tested and possibly destroyed as a result of testing, as well as perishable things that no one would want returned, anyway.
If the departments could keep the assets it just encouraged to to seize things. It likely resulted in tons of things being seized that should have been left alone. I think it's a great thing they closed the loophole. It should have been closed a long time ago. At least in my opinion.


text:
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time Cheats :
This cheat for Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time [Nintendo DS] has been posted at 06 Nov 2009 by Pokesprite and is called "Easy monster house". The Cheat have a rating 1 by 1 our users and has been commented 5 times. Also 2 users added this cheat at them cheatbooks. If cheat is usable don't forgot thumbs up Pokesprite and share this with your freinds. And most important we have 23 other cheats for Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, look them as soon as possible!
Secret - Easy monster house
Everyone has been in a monster house at least once, and they're a pain in the neck BUT i have found a secret to survive:
jertyuiop wrote on nov 21, 2009 1:36 pm
It also works with petrify orbs (unless one of your team is *** and uses something like discharge/ vacuum-cut)
darkraia wrote on apr 27, 2010 8:34 am
lol!!!!! just start as a pikachu and get it to lvl 37 then it will learn discharge it attacks everbody in that monsterhouse it is easy
Cresslia wrote on jun 17, 2010 10:32 am
I just use Foe Hold Orbs or Petrify Orbs.Then I destroy anyone in my way.It's a whole lot easier when you have a Piplup as your partner,because he doesn't attack unless you want him to!
Rreyou wrote on aug 08, 2011 1:35 am
I have a Pikachu and a Squirtle Squirtle uses Blizzard (YES it can learn it. Very helpful with the exam) Pikachu uses Discharge If a Pokemon survives, I dunno like a Fire Pokemon, Water types moves should work...
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time Cheats:
Sorry, to fulfil this action you have to be CheatsGuru User
Login/register with FaceBook!
• Moshi Monsters cheats, Android • Plants vs. Zombies cheats, NDS, XBOX 360, PS3, IPHONE, Android • Pokemon Heart Gold Version cheats • Pokemon Soul Silver cheats • The Lord of the Rings: War in the North cheats, XBOX 360, PS3 • Shogun 2: Total War cheats • BioShock Infinite cheats, XBOX 360, PS3 • Darksiders 2 cheats, XBOX 360, PS3 • Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 cheats, PC, NDS, WII, PS3 • Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim cheats, XBOX 360, PS3 • Torchlight II cheats • Borderlands 2 cheats, XBOX 360, PS3 • Temple Run cheats • Jagged Alliance: Back in Action cheats • XCom: Enemy Unknown cheats, XBOX 360, PS3


text:
Jack Shelley died yesterday (9/14/10) in
. A veteran broadcaster and journalism teacher, he was arguably one of the best known Iowans of the past half-century or so. He was 90 years old. Ames, Iowa
Many accolades for Jack have been offered by people who knew him well – and others who never met him, but remember his work as a long-time broadcaster at WHO radio and television in
. He followed that with a distinguished career as a journalism professor at Des Moines . Iowa State University
The Des Moines Register and ISU School of Journalism are among those who've posted a wealth of information about Jack, including some audio excerpts of memorable broadcasts, a few photographs, and a tribute compiled by Jeff Stein of the Iowa Broadcast News Association.
Jack was a teacher of mine at ISU, and I've written about him before in this Radio-TV Journal. Now I'd like to offer a few more stories about this remarkable man.
I first got to know Jack in the late 1960s when he had already retired from WHO and had gone to
Ames to teach broadcast journalism at . I was News Director at KMA Radio in Shenandoah and met Jack at gatherings of the Iowa Broadcast News Association, for which he served as Secretary-Treasurer for many years. Iowa State University
Jack Shelley was a major influence in my deciding to leave KMA and return to school to work on a Master's degree at
, which I did in 1969. Like a long line of students who studied under Jack before and since, I became an ardent admirer. I had known little about his work at WHO, but his reputation as a top-flight broadcast journalist and manager were well-known across Iowa State . Iowa
After completing coursework for my M.S. degree, I chose to return to the Navy and signed up for
Officer Candidate School in . But poor color perception cut short my aspirations of a career in the active duty Navy, and I soon found myself back home – with a wife and two children, but no job. Newport, Rhode Island
I still remember Jack calling me one evening and saying, "Larry, there's a job out in
that might suit you. It's not in news – it's a job as a TV weatherman, and I remember you said you'd done weather before in western Sioux City ." Within days, I interviewed for the job and was on my way to Nebraska as a weatherman at KMEG-TV, the CBS affiliate. Jack's help allowed me to become gainfully employed again, for which I was -- and remain -- deeply grateful. I'm guessing he did that sort of thing for hundreds of ISU students over the years. Sioux City
Since leaving
in 1971, I've returned only once – in 1974 to defend my M.S. thesis before a graduate committee. Remembering that trip back to Iowa State spurs other poignant memories of Jack, who served on my committee, going above and beyond the call of duty to help me. By that time, I was working for KLRN-TV in Ames , and raising a family. I was very "non-traditional" as students go. Jack offered several valuable suggestions for my thesis regarding Armed Forces Radio and Television service. Without that guidance and inspiration, I doubt that I would have persevered. Jack was a major force in my pursuing and receiving a Master's degree. Austin, Texas
Perhaps the most poignant illustration of Jack's graciousness came just a few years ago. It was the spring of 2003, and I was in my final years of broadcasting, serving as President of the Pennsylvania Public Television Network. I had gotten wind of Robert Underhill's book, Jack Shelley and the News, published in 2002 by McMillen Publishing in Ames. I immediately called the publisher and ordered a copy – but was soon overtaken by a desire to get in touch with Jack.
By this time, Jack was already a spry 90 years old. I tracked down his phone number in
and gave him a call. Ames
And what a delightful exchange it was.
Despite years having passed since we last communicated, Jack answered the phone and it was like a segue from a commercial to the news. He wanted to know all about what I was up to, and how things were going. I asked about his Rotary activities, WOI, and other ISU faculty I remembered – folks like Jake Hvistendahl, Ed Blinn, and others.
Then I told him I'd ordered his biography from McMillen Publishing.
"You have? When did you order it?"
"Just today," I remember saying; whereupon, Jack – having celebrated his 90th birthday just a few weeks earlier – announced that he was going to McMillen's that very day. If they hadn't already shipped the book, he would sign it for me.
Underhill's book, and the abundant obituaries and tributes pouring out for Jack Shelley are a testament to a life well lived. And as I gaze upon Jack's perfectly penned note inside the cover, I am very moved. "For Larry, with happy memories of our time at
. Best wishes… Jack Shelley, April 1, 2003." Iowa State
Happy memories, indeed. Godspeed, Jack Shelley.


text:
Account Log-In
Save 10% or more when you book today! Click to learn more and see lower prices.
Start Saving. Enter your dates of travel above and view exclusive Best Western Rewards rates.
You will be redirected to the Hotel Search Results page.
Front Desk
Outdoor Pool
Business Center
Dining Area
Breakfast Bar
Guest Room
Whirlpool Guest Room
Our 24 hour front desk staff will go above and beyond to provide you superior customer care from check-in to check-out.
Cool off in our seasonal pool from Memorial weekend to Labor Day weekend.
Vending and Snacks
Our one king ADA mobility accessible guest room gives you the comforts of home with roll-in or walk-in shower options.
Traveling with the family or a friend? Book a two queen guest room, equipped with a microwave and refrigerator.
Enjoy a romantic getaway by treating yourself to our one king guest room with an in-room hot tub.
Our spacious standard king guest room offers you a comfortable place to kick off your shoes and unwind.
This standard king guest room is sure to meet your every need, with a microwave and refrigerator for your snacking needs.
Forgot shampoo? Don't worry, we have you covered. Complimentary shampoo, conditioner and lotion are provided.
Deluxe King Guest Room
Standard Two Queen Guest Room
Standard Queen Guest Room
ADA Mobility Accessible Roll-In Shower
King Hot Tub Guest Room
Heart Shape Whirlpool in King Room
Choose from fresh waffles, bagels, muffins, pastries, cereal, juices and hot coffee.
Even if you're in rush, don't miss the most important meal of the day.
Rates from
Toll Free Reservations (US & Canada Only)
Worldwide Numbers
Hotel Direct Number
This charming Denton hotel offers abundant amenities and is close to many area businesses, stunning beaches, exciting casinos and wonderful restaurants.
Traveling on business? This Denton, MD hotel is just a short drive away from many of the area's small businesses, industrial parks, schools and state work sites. Our countryside location, without as much traffic as the big city, offers a peaceful atmosphere to get work done. Easton Airport is just 15 miles from this Maryland hotel, making traveling easy and stress-free.
Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, the area offers much to explore. Martinack State Park and Museum of Rural Life are both within two miles or less of this Denton, MD hotel. Feeling the need for speed? Harrington Raceway, Dover's NASCAR and Dover Downs are all near the Best Western Denton Inn, too.
Travel for about an hour and you can explore Rehoboth Beach, Bethany Beach and Ocean City Maryland Beach. You won't have to go far to experience the area's many recreational activities - enjoy fishing, hunting, golfing, horseback riding, mountain biking, sailing, water skiing and hiking during your stay at this Denton, MD hotel. Many guests also come for the charming local events, including the Water Fowl Festival, triathlons, golf tournaments, Summer Fest and the Strawberry and Pumpkin Chunking Festivals.
Fun and relaxation await you at this Denton, MD hotel, as we offer many wonderful amenities, such as a sparkling outdoor pool. Get even more value out of your stay with free parking, a business center, guest laundry, complimentary newspapers and more.
The well-appointed, clean rooms offer cable satellite television with HBO®, a coffeemaker, a microwave, a refrigerator, free Wi-Fi and much more. After a great night's sleep, get the perfect start to each day with a complimentary continental breakfast.
For an affordable visit to Denton, reserve a stay online at the Best Western Denton Inn today!
By mhayward2018
Belle Haven, Virginia on 16-Nov-2018
By P7685OXshawns
South Hill, Virginia on 05-Nov-2018
By Sherpa10621277220
Lancaster, Pennsylvania on 01-Nov-2018
By Frederick T
Hazlet, United States on 29-Oct-2018
By exfancy1999
on 16-Oct-2018
TripAdvisor Reviews