text:
Can't unlock 3rd mine - Harvest Moon DS Questions for Nintendo DS
Can't unlock 3rd mine
I can't open the 3rd mine.I used the a button and I do have the sword that is needed.What else doI need or what am I doing wrong.Thanks
Date of Question: Dec 28th 2008 | Question ID: 135377giovanni315 | Member | Joined: Dec 28th 2008
0 Posts | 2 Submissions
Harvestmoon! | Member | Joined: Dec 20th 2007
0 Posts | 51 Submissions
Best Answer
No thumbs
hm_hottie_1357 | Member | Joined: Sep 1st 2008
0 Posts | 296 Submissions
No thumbs
Vybriken | Member | Joined: Aug 10th 2010
0 Posts | 2 Submissions
No thumbs
Add your answer
Please be as detailed as you can when making an answer. Answers that are too short or not descriptive are usually rejected.
Accept submission terms View Terms
You are not registered / logged in.
If you would like to receive an email to let you know if/when we have added this answer to the site please enter your email address.
We will only use this address to email the confirmation for this answer.
A new December screenshot gallery has been released for Assetto Corsa and features Ayrton Senna's driven Lotus 98T from Classic Team Lotus. These unedited ingame screenshots are taken from action at..
Laughing Jackal have announced that a major update for Hungry Giraffe on iPhone has been released. Version 1.2 of Hungry Giraffe has more festive features than you could shake a mince pie at, inclu..
Last week there was a video game sale announcement that centered around the decision to offer up what amounts to nearly the entire historic catalog of Interpay's games over at GOG.com (GOG.com is a ..
Whenever there is a new console on the horizon or the inventory of pre-owned gaming consoles and kit gets low over at the undisputed King of Used Games and Pre-Owned Gaming Systems -- game retailer ..
Ok I have tried everything that everone says but I still can't .. | Feb 9th
How do you get married? What are these heart events? I'm confus.. | Dec 31st
What are Celia's heart events and how much affection do you nee.. | Mar 21st
I went to codejunkies and did not find a code but does anybody .. | Apr 21st
I have done everything to get her to marry me I have 61 harvest.. | Mar 31st


text:
Two weeks ago my husband and I took our 6 month old daughter to Sandusky, Ohio to a developer conference my husband was speaking at. The conference is hosted at the Kalahari, an indoor water park, and is family oriented in that they have activities for significant others and children to do while the conference goer is busy. This was our second trip to this conference and last year we also took Amtrak, so we learned a few things to prepare us for this route with an infant which was very good for my sanity.
First, why did we take Amtrak? Why didn't we just fly or even drive? After all, we live in Iowa and Sandusky is only about 9 hours away from us. Our reasons this year were pretty much the same as last year. If we didn't want to drive 9 hours without an infant, we definitely didn't want to drive 9 hours with one. Plus, adding our daughter into the mix guaranteed that it would take longer than 9 hours because we would have to stop more frequently to attend to her needs. Another big factor was weather. We were going in January and we couldn't be sure of safe weather conditions the entire way there and back. Last year the Midwest experienced a blizzard while we were traveling. We didn't want to risk that with a baby.
Flying there wasn't a good option either. It would have taken us at least two flights to get to a major city in Ohio and then we would have had to drive at least an hour still. See the previous paragraph about not wanting to drive. Flying directly to Sandusky was waaaay to expensive and flying from one small airport to another doesn't provide good flight options. So we decided to go by train. Amtrak has a station in Sandusky and we could take a 10 minute taxi ride to the resort! And pricing couldn't be beat. Round trip tickets for all of us (infants are free), plus sleeper cars for the ride portions between Chicago and Sandusky came in at the price of one plane ticket. Sign me up!
So how did it go? I would definitely do it again.
It took us 16 hours to get to Sandusky including driving time to and from the train stations. That made for a long day of travel, but we could relax the whole time, as much as one can with an infant, and all of our trains arrived on time or within 30 minutes of the stated time which was fantastic! We also had 3-4 hours to hang out in Chicago both ways, so we took those opportunities to wander the city with our daughter, eat, and visit with friends we have in Chicago. A nice break, and better than hanging out in an airport in my opinion. Since we had a sleeper car both ways, we also had access to the private lounge in the Chicago train station. This was one of the best things for us. It provided a much quieter waiting room than the general waiting area and there was free, secure luggage storage so we weren't lugging suitcases around Chicago while we explored. A wonderful perk to the sleeper cars in addition to free meals on the train. I especially appreciated having a quieter area for our daughter to nurse and nap while we were in the station.
The ride on the trains was pretty standard in our experience. The cars weren't very full, so we had plenty of room to move about and keep our daughter entertained. We took her to the lounge car for better views of the scenery speeding by, and had enough room in the coach seats to nurse, use laptops, and play. We even made a few friends thanks to Tabitha, including a little Amish boy and an Indian woman traveling with an eight month old and a three year old.
While the additional perks that came with purchasing a sleeper car room were awesome, having the rooms for our night and early morning rides were worth them alone. We were concerned about keeping Tabitha's sleep schedule somewhat regular and also not disturbing others if she woke up screaming at some point. The coach seats were fine for her short naps, but the sleeper cars were a must for her longer period of sleep. Our train from Chicago to Sandusky left at 6pm and arrived in Sandusky around midnight. Tabitha usually goes to bed around 7pm, so we were able to simulate her bedtime routine enough that she went to sleep pretty close to her usual time. The problem that we did have was squeezing dinner in while she was trying to go to sleep. Since it was included with our tickets, we could have gone to the dinning car, but that would not work with our sleepy baby's bedtime, so luckily we were able to order to our room and eat a fairly chaotic meal while one person wrangled the fussy infant. But once we were fed and Tabitha was dozing off, the swaying of the train kept both her and myself snoozing through our trip out. We had to bring along her car seat for the taxi ride, so we put her to bed in it and set it on the bottom bunk where I slept. My husband decided that sleeping wasn't for him at the time, and took off for the lounge car to work on some development. The accommodations were tight, but adequate and I felt fairly rested when it was time for us to disembark.
As a side note, we had two different sleeper car rooms on our trip. The first (shown to the left), I believe, was meant for up to 3 people, included bunk beds with a single bed above and a wider bed below. It also had a private shower/toilet room, sink area, and a chair. When the beds were put away, there was a tray "table" that could be pulled out. We could cram all of our luggage and people into this room, which isn't necessary as you'll see when I describe our other room, but it was very nice since we could easily access Tabitha's things to get her ready for bed.
Our return room was the smallest available, and functioned just fine, but would have been challenging for our night trip. It was meant for up to 2 people and had bunk beds again, but both were only singles. It did not have a private shower, but did have a seat/toilet that was open to the room and a sink that flipped down when you needed it. We could not fit everything in this room, but instead stored our larger pieces in the luggage area of our train car like one would normally do for coach. My husband and I readied ourselves for the day at the hotel and we just changed Tabitha's clothes in the train station lounge when we arrived. Our room use was pretty similar for this trip, but my husband decided to go back to sleep until Chicago too.
Something that is probably the same in all of the sleeper rooms, but I noticed during our return trip because we were all in the room and on different bunks, was that the sound is pretty muffled in them. If one of us was trying to talk to the other on different bunks, you really couldn't hear each other unless you stuck your heads into the open area beside the beds. I can't confirm this, but I'm assuming that the sound barrier between the rooms is just as nice, which is helpful if you do have a little one screaming their head off.
We ate breakfast in the dining car on our way to Chicago from Sandusky and met two nice ladies who enjoyed Tabitha's constant attempts to grab anything near her on the table. The train staff was friendly throughout our whole trip and quite helpful which is even more appreciated when you're traveling with a little one. And if you're curious about the necessary diaper changes, they were pleasantly uneventful during our trip. The public toilet rooms on the trains were similar to the toilet rooms on planes, but with more room. And each car also had a room that included a changing area which offered double the size of the normal toilet room and had a bench and hooks that came in handy. We also took advantage of the very tidy restrooms in the Chicago station lounge.
To sum up our travel experience, I was very happy with how our trip went, and although I don't think it's ever easy traveling with a baby, the train helped make our trip less stressful and more enjoyable than I think other modes would have. At least for this destination, we will continue to take Amtrak any time we visit. It works well for us and it just makes sense. One major benefit that I would like to add is a closer station to Cedar Rapids. Mount Pleasant is about 90 minutes for us, so something, say in Iowa City would be wonderful…
Have any of you traveled with small children and want to weigh in on how it went? Any bad experiences traveling with kids on Amtrak? I'm sure there are lots of opportunities for things to go wrong especially if there are unexpected delays!
And for anyone who is interested or perhaps taking their own little one(s) on a train trip, here are some key things we packed and how we carried it around. We'll be flying to Florida to visit my grandmother soon, so we'll see how much this list, and our experience, changes for that trip.
- Boba baby carrier
- infant car seat
- large canvas "diaper" bag with outfit changes, diapers, changing pad, the whole shebang!
- nursing cover/ blanket
- small, child's backpack for easy access to toys & other necessities
We took 6 pieces of "luggage":
- Wheeled luggage for Tabitha (her backpack was attached to the outside of this for easy access)
- Wheeled luggage with our stuff
- Large canvas "diaper" bag
- Backpack with my laptop & food
- Backpack with Keith's laptop & other things
- Car seat/baby carrier

subset: commoncrawl


text:
50 Best Parenting Books
Once upon a time, we parented in communities, with the accumulated wisdom of generations of family members at our disposal. Now parents are more isolated, but the fact remains that we aren't meant to do this job on our own. For many of us, parenting books have helped fill the gap.
They say that kids don't come with an instruction manual - it's true - but if you're like me, you've found parenting books that speak to you. To meet the daunting task of picking and ranking the top 50 parenting books, I've considered a slew of texts in terms of how relevant and popular they are, how scientifically sound, how challenging or fresh their perspective, and how influential they have been to other books in their genre.
Just remember as you stock your library that while we know a lot about psychology and medicine, parenting is not an exact science - it's an art form. - Heather Turgeon
20 / 50
Parents Do Make a Difference | Michele Borba
The book: A guide to raising self-confident, empathetic kids, with a breakdown of eight characteristics that lead to kids' success in life.
Why we picked it: Internationally-renowned educator Michele Borba discusses the most important life skills we can help our kids build from early on. She tackles subjects like how to praise your kids in a way that reinforces self-esteem and confidence, how to avoid labels and comparisons, and encouraging self-talk.
Get it from: Amazon, $13.56
« Go back to Products


text:
Question: What did you buy?
Shelby Cahill
"This watercolor captured my attention. I really don't know just where I will put it in my home."
Flo Slater
"I bought this watercolor landscape. It reminds me of two I already have in my home."
Lynne O'Connor and Jeff Webb
"We are on holiday from England. We have a series of photos of wartime scenes of London in our kitchen. This photo of Birmingham Station fits in with them perfectly."
Cindy Larson
"I have been looking for dinnerware with square blue plates and I found them here. I am taking one set back with me to Minneapolis and the remainder will be shipped."
Francoise Hutchison
"I fell in love with this ... the color, the shape ... everything about it."
Currently 0 Responses
- Jun
1 Floridafitfest and 5K Treasure Run
9:00 am - 4:00 pm - Jun
8 World Oceans Day Family Festival
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Hat's off to Dee Pelton, volunteers
Dee Pelton held a luncheon that will be tough to top. -
Youth sailors descend on City Island
Approximately 250 people hit the water Saturday, April 20 through Sunday, April 21, for Sailfest. The regatta, Sarasota Youth Sailing's biggest fundraiser of the year, included four classes of competition — Optimus, 420, Laser and Multi-hull — and a barbecue feast. -
Book club sunsets for the season
The Sunset Beach Book Club, in its 10th year, ended this season with a luncheon and discussion of the book "Gone Girl," by Gillian Flynn, April 18, at Lazy Lobster. Discussion moderator was Ricki Carroll. Together, the group read five books this season.


text:
hi guys
I'm just tweaking my site. http://www.hackneytools.com, and I already have a child theme running. I'd like to adjust
the width of the slider on my home page, so that the background images don't get tiled. As I understand it from
the forum, I can edit the functions.php in my child theme, but I only have a main stylesheet, (in bold) file listed,
and an 'rtl.styelsheet', unlike the main theme folder, where I have loads of items.
Can you tell me how I create a 'functions'php' file here please? Or, if I've done something wrong, how I refresh
the child theme so I get the full list?


text:
The first thing you notice when you enter Zimmer Westview Funeral and Cremation Care Center is a feeling of serenity, peace and comfort. You are relaxed by the overwhelming sense of personal care and concern. You have the reassuring feeling that your wishes and those of the deceased will be met professionally and with respect. Zimmer's Westview Funeral
& Cremation Care Center W2132 Garton Road Sheboygan, WI 53083 Phone: 920-565-2331 Phone:: 920-457-7012


text:
Real Madrid beat Manchester United in the last 16 and have now booked a date with Galatasaray, for whom Drogba made his full debut in the previous round.
But the pick of the draw will see last season's beaten finalists, Bayern Munich, up against runaway Serie A leaders Juventus, who are yet to lose a game in this season's Champions League.
Another high-profile match will be that of favourites Barcelona against big-spending French outfit Paris Saint Germain, who count in their ranks former Nou Camp star Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
The other fixture sees two of this season's surprise-packages, Malaga and Borussia Dortmund, face each other.
Ties will take place on 2-3 April and 9-10 April.
Malaga v Borussia Dortmund
Real Madrid v Galatasaray
Paris St-Germain v Barcelona
Bayern Munich v Juventus


text:
Accounts That Prove That "Custodial" Is Not Synonymous With Janitor
529 plans are generally the favored college savings vehicles, but there are a few options out there that come with more tax benefits than checking and savings accounts, better financial aid rates, and will not penalize you for using the savings for purposes other than educational ones. For students who are not sure if they want to go to college and families who want to keep their finances more accessible, here are some options:
UGMA/UTMA Accounts
Better known as "custodial" accounts, UGMAs (short for Uniform Gift to Minors Act) and UTMAs (short for Uniform Transfer to Minors Act) are savings or investment accounts controlled by parents designed to benefit children. You know those movies where wealthy, well-dressed teens are financially supported by trust funds they cannot access until they become legal adults? UGMAs and UTMAs basically work like that.
The cool part of UGMA and UTMA accounts is that there is no limit to the amount of funds that can be invested, account holders under age 18 will not pay a penny of federal income tax on the first $950 the account earns each year, and funds can be used for any purpose as long as they benefit the beneficiary (try saying that five times fast). Once the student reaches the age of majority - which ranges from 18 to 21 depending on the state - they can use UGMA/UTMA funds to head to college, enter a trade school, take an awesome vacation, do a volunteer project abroad, or roll it over to a 529 plan until they are ready to go back to school. Of course, they can also spend it on a fancy-pants car and clothes that would make Kim Kardashian jealous. Parents—know thy child and enter UGMA/UTMA accounts with caution.
If UGMAs and UTMAs sound too good to be true, that is because they are...kind of. These plans come with some pretty tight drawbacks including:
Tax Issues
Students under age 18 who have substantial UGMA/UTMA accounts can get hit with some high fees. While minors can earn up to $950 per year tax-free on their accounts, those earning more will pay taxes. Get ready because we are about to get really technical. Students earning $951-$1,900 will be taxed at the student's tax rate while any earnings above $1,900 will be taxed at either the parent or the student's rate, whichever is higher. That may sound like gobbly-gook now, but it can translate to some unexpectedly high bills when tax season rolls around. Before opening an UGMA or UTMA, consult a tax advisor or you will fork over money to The Man.
Financial Aid
UGMA and UTMA accounts basically do this to your future financial aid package if they are not rolled over into a 529 plan no later than the year before you apply to college. Like checking and savings accounts, UGMAs and UTMAs can cost students 20 cents in financial aid for every dollar stored in those accounts. If students move custodial funds into a 529, the blow will be reduced to 6 cents for every dollar they have saved for school.
Deciding whether an UGMA or UTMA is better for your family than a 529 or other savings vehicle boils down to the choice between having the freedom to use funds for whatever costs might come along versus getting better tax and financial aid breaks further down the road.
College Savings Cheat Sheet: UGMA/UTMA Accounts
Accessibility: High. You can use UGMA/UTMA funds to attend college, buy your books, or fulfill your dream of having a swimming pool filled with pudding. As Captain Planet would say, "The choice is yours." :)
Risk Level: It depends on what your account is. If your UGMA/UTMA is a savings account or is made up of conservative investment options, your risk is low. If it is made of aggressive options, the risk is high. :
Rate of Return: Depends on what's in your account and how the market performs :
Tax Benefits: Moderate. Some federal tax incentives are available; no state tax benefits. :
Impact On Your Financial Aid: High, unless rolled in to a 529 plan. :(


text:
The 2nd Law (Limited Softpack Edition) Muse - CD 32 New from £5.99 Free delivery Available used from £12.64
5 DifferentPosted: 16/10/2012I was epecting the worst when I heard that muse were to do a dub-step based album, but after giving it a listen I thoroughly enjoyed this album alot better then the resistance, although not as good as their earlier stuff, hopefully they can give up the whole eperimenting phase and get back to what they're good at, and thats making some good ole rock anthems.
4 Pretty goodPosted: 27/04/2012Can't really say I'm a fan, because i've never ehard of these lot before, but i was generally pleased with this album, very fresh and easy to listen to, good mixture between the script/ maroon 5, i enjoyed this album
What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? The Vaccines - CD 36 New from £4.97 Free delivery Available used from £4.22
5 what was i expecting?Posted: 13/01/2012heard massive appraise's from these lot and because i'm a massive indie fan i thought i'd have a look. Absolutely fantastic debut album, loved every song, favourite songs of the album are wrecking bar, post break up sex, and wetsuit
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - CD 26 New from £4.98 Free delivery Available used from £4.92
4 All good to mePosted: 13/01/2012Noel always been my favourite out of the gallagher brothers, and i was fully looking forward to this album, and it didn't let me down, some good tunes on here.
5 All you need is a little bangPosted: 30/05/2011If your looking for a film that is just 2 hours full of explosions and action, this film fits the bill. I watched this in the cinema and thoroughly enjoyed, gets a 5 stars from me
3 ChillingPosted: 18/10/2010In my opinion i thought this was a average album, no outstanding songs, since they all really sound the same and have the same tempo.Worth a listen to if you want to chill out with some music
5 Alllll goodPosted: 15/10/2009After the Major dissapointment of series 2, i thought that series 3 was there to help bring the standards up to what series 1 had left off.If your a hero fan (like me) , then this is a must buy.
5 FantasticPosted: 15/09/2009I completely love this album, its alot different to their other albums, (i'm a die hard muse fan) and love what they done on this album, the exogenesis tracks are brilliant. the tracks "the resistance" , "undisclosed desires" are my favourite tracks on this album.All in all a fantastic album, a definite must buy
5 brilliantPosted: 15/08/2009i saw this in the cinemas, and it was absolutely briliant.I myself ain't really a star trek fan, but this film, in my opinion is in contention for 1 of the films of the year.
5 Pretty goodPosted: 07/07/2009This ain't there best album, sams town claims that title by miles, but this album is still pretty dam good, i love most of the songs on this album, the only 1 i don't really like is "goodnight travel well".


text:
Safeties Cameron Worrell (2003) and Brandon McGowan (2005) are the only players who participated in the rookie minicamp on a tryout basis to earn a spot on the opening day 53-man roster over the last decade for the Chicago Bears.
It's funny that the two players are safeties considering how often Lovie Smith has altered his safety rotation since his arrival in Chicago in 2004.
When do organized team activities begin?
The Bears will have their first of 10 OTA workouts next Tuesday, May 22. The final OTA, scheduled for June 7, will be followed by the full-participation minicamp June 12-14.
Jake Perper is the owner and head writer for Bearsbacker.com. Follow him on Twitter, @Bearsbacker and on Facebook for up to the minute news about the Bears.


text:
Model Trains
Awesome HO Scale NS TopGon Model Train Action in HD - OCT 2009
Obama's jobs council chairman on China: State run communism might not be your cup of tea, but their government works (Michelle Malkin)
_**Written by Doug Powers_
Jeffrey Immelt, CEO of General Electric and head of the President's Council on
Jobs & Competitiveness, had a "made the trains run on time" moment on Monday
while addressing the efficiency of China's form of government -- specifically
economic policy.
Transcript via RCP:
> CHARLIE ROSE, HOST: China is changing. It may be being stabilized as we
speak. What does that mean for China and what does it mean for the United
States? Should it change expectations?
> JEFF IMMELT, CEO OF GE: It is good for China. To a certain extent, Charlie,
11 percent is unsustainable. You end up getting too much stimulus or a mis-
allocation of resources. They are much better off working on a more consumer-
based economy, less dependent on exports. The one thing that actually works,
**state run communism may not be your cup of tea, but their government
Sometimes the perception that a certain political system "works" depends
greatly on if you're the one driving the tank, or the one standing in front of
it. The ChiCom government might be "working" for select people in the country
at the top of that system or even for ...


text:
It takes time, commitment, a good idea, the right personality, and business skills to start and run a small business successfully. The following websites will help evaluate your suitability and the viability of your new business venture.
Most small businesses are operated as a Sole Proprietorship, General Partnership, or a Corporation (also known as a Limited Company). Some businesses can be structured as Societies and Cooperatives. The following websites offer the pros and cons of these various business structures. If you are not sure which is best for your business, consult a lawyer and an accountant.
A business plan is a written document that details what your business will do and how it will operate. Financial institutions may review your business plan and make lending decisions based on the information you provide. A business plan also helps ensure that you are ready to launch your new business, even if you do not need financing. The following websites will help you develop a business plan.
Financing - If you cannot raise enough money to cover your business start-up costs through family, friends, loans or lines of credit, click here for information on small business financing, or visit the following websites for information on Federal and Provincial funding options.
Obtaining business insurance protects you against liability in case of robbery, fire, flood, and any other type of damage. Find an insurance agent that specializes in small business insurance and shop around to find the best rate.
If you want to use a business name that is anything other than your personal name, you need to have the name approved by, and then registered online with BC Registry Services or OneStop Business Registry.
Business names must have both a distinctive and a descriptive element, like "ABC"(distinctive element) "Manufacturing" (descriptive element). A designation such as "Ltd." must be added if you are planning to incorporate your business. It is a good idea to have a first, second and third choice for your business name, just in case the name you want is not available. You can do preliminary research for potential conflicts by looking through telephone listings, business directories, or by searching BC Registry Services at Research Name Choices. Once approved, your business name will be reserved for 56 calendar days, during which time you must register your business with BC Registry Services.
The names of sole proprietorships and general partnerships are not protected by law, which means someone else could decide to use the same name. Only incorporated businesses have that protection. If protecting your business name is important to you, you may want to incorporate your business. You will need to apply online using Corporate Online and choose File an Incorporation Application. For information about applying for federal incorporation, visit Corporations Canada
If your business is a sole proprietorship or general partnership, you can register it online at OneStop Business Registry using a Visa, MasterCard or American Express. You can register using cash, debit card or cheque at Service BC Centres and FrontCounter BC offices. Call 1-877-822-6727 to find the location nearest you. To incorporate, you must file an Incorporation Application with BC Registry Services. For information on the application process or to apply online, visit Corporate Onlineand choose File an Incorporation Application
If you plan to use the Internet to sell or market your goods or services, you will need to create a website and secure a domain name. You can research availability of domain names and buy the rights to a name online. There are many web design companies to assist in your website development and maintenance. Visit e-Business Connection for information on how to develop a web presence and strategy.
Depending on the type of business, you may have to charge and collect the provincial Hotel Room Tax (HRT). That means you will need to register with the Ministry of Finance. Register online at OneStop Business Registryor call Taxpayer Services toll-free at 1-877-388-4440.
No matter what business you start, if you sell more than $30,000 a year in goods or services through your business in a calendar quarter or four consecutive quarters, you will have to collect and pay the HST and you will need to register with the Canada Revenue Agency.
Workers Compensation Plan - If you plan to hire employees or have incorporated your business, you will need to register with WorkSafeBC and pay insurance premiums that cover you and your employees for work-related injuries and disease. If you are self-employed, you may want to apply for WorkSafeBC's Personal Optional Protection. To register or find out more, visit WorkSafeBC
Payroll Information - If you are paying salary, wages, bonuses, vacation pay or tips to your employees or providing a benefit to your employees such as board and lodging, you need to register with the Canada Revenue Agency for a payroll deductions account. This account enables you to make the required Income Tax, Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Employment Insurance (EI) payments. For more information, visit OneStop Business Registry or Canada Revenue Agency Payroll Information
Corporations - If your business is incorporated, or you are a non-resident corporation operating in Canada, you will need to register for a Corporate Income Tax account with the Canada Revenue Agency.
Import/Export Goods - If you are going to import or export goods, you will need to register with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). You can register your business with the CBSA through the OneStop Business Registry. For more information visit Import/Export Guide.
Restaurant Liquor Licence - If you have a restaurant and the service of food, as opposed to liquor, is the primary focus of your business, you can apply for the Restaurant (Food-Primary) Liquor Licence through the OneStop Business Registry. For more information visit BC Liquor Control and Licensing.
BCeID online service - If you need to change your business address through the OneStop Business Address Change Service, or plan to access other government e-services regularly, you will need a business BCeID. A BCeID is an online service that makes it possible for you to use one login ID and password to sign in securely to any BCeID participating provincial government website. You can apply for a business BCeID through the OneStop Business Registry, click on step 3. For a complete list of government e-services that use BCeID, visit the Online Service Directory.
Business Licence - Your business may require a local government business licence to operate. Check with your local government or First Nation for licence and zoning requirements in your area. If you need to register for a business licence, you may be able to do so through the OneStop Business Registry. Click here for a list of participating local governments and First Nations.
Business Records - Whether you are hiring employees or working on your own, you are required by law to keep complete records of your new business income and expenses. Click here to view the Canada Revenue Agency's list of all business records you must keep. It is recommended you contact a qualified accountant to help you set up and maintain proper business records. It is also a good idea to talk to a lawyer for advice about legal issues that may affect your small business.
Employment Standards Branch, Ministry of Labour - The Employment Standards Act and Employment Standards Regulation apply to most workplaces in British Columbia and cover such important issues as required wage rates, vacations and overtime rules. If you are planning to hire employees, you should be familiar with this information.
Industry Training Authority - The Industry Training Authority (ITA) is a provincial government agency responsible for governing and developing the industry training system in British Columbia. If you are planning to hire apprentices, you will need to be registered with the ITA. E-mail: email@example.com
Canada Revenue Agency - If your business is either a sole proprietorship or general partnership, you must report your share of gross and net profits (or losses) on your individual tax return (T1). If your business is an incorporated company, you must file a corporation tax return (T2) within six months after the end of the corporation's fiscal period
Canadian Company Capabilities Database - If you plan to manufacture goods, export goods to another country, or sell products or services to other companies or organizations, you may consider joining Industry Canada's Canadian Company Capabilities Database to ensure buyers in Canada and around the world know about your products and services. Over 500,000 domestic and international companies browse the database every month looking for Canadian businesses. Register your business with the database through OneStop Business Registry.
Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) - Patents, copyrights and trademarks are all ways by which businesses protect their intellectual property, including business ideas and inventions, designs, symbols and products. Industry Canada's Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) offers a series of guides that explain how to register your business patents, copyrights and trademarks.
BizPaL is a user-friendly online tool to help you quickly and easily identify the permits and licences needed to conduct your business activities. By answering a series of simple questions, you can generate a printable list of the permits and licences you may require from various levels of government, along with general information on each permit and licence, and contacts and links for more information.
Operating your business in an environmentally sustainable manner is not only good for the environment, it reduces costs, increases efficiency, and enhances your company's reputation in the community. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions can also create future business opportunities, such as providing cleaner energy sources, more efficient products, and other alternative technologies. Many actions that companies can take to reduce emissions are cost-effective, especially if integrated at the start-up phase of business development. Examples include making smart energy-efficient equipment choices, diversifying energy consumption with renewable energy, and adopting minimal packaging standards.


text:
Student Services
It is our goal at WEDJ to provide all of our students with the academic and social support they need to succeed inside and outside the classroom. Working closely with families, our teachers, counselors, and other trained faculty members, are attentive to the needs of our students and will go the extra mile to help.
The services we provide include Student Support Team, Special Education, Counseling, and English Language Learner Services.
The Student Support Team (SST) is the first level of intervention for a student when a teacher or staff member, parent, or a student himself identifies a possible academic, behavioral, or attendance problem. SST Coordinator Stevonna Miles will convene a meeting of the team involving parents, teachers, administrators, counselors, and any other relevant individuals to discuss the challenge and strategize about ways to address it. The team will develop a plan to try out for six weeks. Ms. Miles follows up with teachers, parents, and the student to see if the plan is working. The team meets again in six weeks. If the strategy was a success, the case is closed. If not, the team will come up with another idea or set of ideas to try for four more weeks. Often, students' academic and behavioral struggles can be solved with simple solutions, such as
- Spending extra time using Skills Tutor, our online academic support system
- Spending more time focusing on a particularly challenging academic subject
- Allowing a student to take extra time on tests or assignments as needed
- Turning off the television at home so students can better focus on their homework
- Enrolling students in extracurricular activities such as martial arts, soccer, or anything else that enables them to move around, build teamwork skills, and learn discipline
- Improving students' diets to include more fresh fruit and vegetables and less sugary foods to enable them to better concentrate and sit still in class
If, after four more weeks, the problem has not been solved, the family will be referred to the DC Public Schools psychologist. The DCPS psychologist will determine what kinds of evaluation the student should undergo, including psychological, academic, speech/language, occupational, or functional behavior.
Special Education is provided to students who have sufficient academic, developmental, behavioral, emotional, speech, or medical challenges that prevent them from successfully participating in general education. If a child completes special education testing through DCPS and is deemed eligible, a multidisciplinary team, including parents, will assess the child's needs and determine objective and measurable goals. Eligible services can include specialized instruction; speech-language, occupational, and physical therapy; counseling; and assisted technology services.
Counseling Services are provided for free to students who need them, usually determined by the Student Support Team. Services can include individual or group counseling. Counseling may address areas including anger management, truancy, drugs and alcohol, ADHD, school motivation and organization, grief and loss, self-esteem, and social skills. We offer a range of counseling groups that reflect the needs of the student population. Confidentiality is absolutely maintained unless there is a suspicion of physical, sexual, or emotional abuse or physical or academic neglect. If there is a suspicion of abuse or neglect, WEDJ staff is obligated by law to report these suspicions to the Child Family Services Administration of Washington, DC. In cases of suicidal or homicidal ideation or intention, WEDJ staff is mandated to address these concerns by involving the proper authorities and service administrations.
English Language Learner Services are offered to students who have speaking, reading, or writing challenges because English is their second language. When students are enrolled, their parents must complete the Home Language Survey. WEDJ staff reviews Home Language Surveys and screen students who do not speak English at home to determine their eligibility for English Language Learned Services. Parents are notified of their child's eligibility and have the opportunity to accept or decline these free services. Parents may request ELL services outside of this screening process. If services are approved, the ELL Teacher provides academic support through an inclusion model.


text:
Recent Comments:
Marcel's Quantum Kitchen -- Enter to Win an Apple iPad 2 {Slashfood}
Mar 22nd 2011 8:28PM I'm looking forward to Michel self-immolating.
Oktoberfest Beers {Slashfood}
Oct 1st 2010 3:48PM Your headline is "Oktoberfest Beers" and you manage to mention ONLY one real Oktoberfest beer (and you ignored the fact that Schneider's Edel-weisse is that brewery's Oktoberfest beer).
Here in Seattle, we can get over 30 different Oktoberfest and festbiers from German and US brewers on draft, but you only name one. LAME!
If these are your fall choices, great! But don't headline the post as "Oktoberfest Beers"
Top five cities for taxi drivers (and the bottom end, too) {Gadling}
Aug 11th 2010 11:10AM Thailand cab drivers in the top five best? This must be one seriously flawed study.
Was one of the criteria for evaluation taking passengers to several out-of-the-way unwanted destinations (where the driver gets a commission for your patronage) before the one you actually asked for? If it was, then I can understand the high ranking.
Although cab rides are a near-necessity in Bangkok, they're one of the things I least look forward to when I visit.
Local Luxury: Top Six Fine Dining Restaurants in Tampa, Florida {Luxist}
Apr 10th 2010 1:29PM Bern's is terrific, but... P.F. Chang's? Fine dining? Really?
Foodie travel: One day in Rome {Gadling}
Jan 18th 2010 6:45PM Food in Rome can be great, but this article is almost totally devoid of useful information. Boring...
Food so good, you'll travel around the world to get it {Gadling}
Jan 18th 2010 11:24AM I definitely agree about Black Pepper Crab in Singapore, but I would add a few others.
Pad Kee Mao at Raan Jay Fai in Bangkok, Buffet lunch at Sala Rim Naam at The Oriental, Bangkok, anything aquatic from Cal Pep in Barcelona, Gelato from San Crispino in Rome or Gelateria dei Neri Florence, Steak and Soufflé Fries at Cabana Las Lilas in Buenos Aires, Sushi in Tokyo (can't pick or reveal my favorite), BBQ ribs and shoulder at The Rendezvous, Memphis, Smoked Meat at Schwartz's in Montreal.
I also kind of agreed with pizza (though you can get fantastic Italian-style pizza in several places around the globe, including Tokyo). I also agreed with the empanadas at Cumana in Buenos Aires, but if I'm in Singapore for Black Pepper Crab, I would substitute curry puffs for empanadas.
OJ scandal! Has American Airlines lost their minds? {Gadling}
Dec 11th 2009 7:33AM I'm an American Airlines Executive Platinum flyer and I haven't found American's flight attendants to be more unhelpful than those from other airlines. In fact, I've usually (not always) found them to be pretty patient for having to deal with a generally uncivil flying public.
Customers routinely expect the flight attendants to defy the laws of physics to get their oversized luggage crammed into the overheads and exhibit Olympic weightlifing skill in doing so. Frequent business flyers who refuse to turn off their electronic devices after repeated admonitions to do so. And one nearly every flight, 100+ cranky passengers who are shoehorned into a flight and want the flight attendants to do something to make them more comfortable. As the airlines have moved seats closer together and eliminated most basic historic airline perks (peanuts and pillows), flight attendants are expected to make up this gap (and aren't paid a lot to do so).
The primary functions of flight attendants is maintaining safety and order. They are not primarily waitresses, child care providers, etc. That being said, I've seen American's flight attendants show kindness toward countless passengers and they certainly have a greater tolerance for screaming infants than I do.
Have I seen cranky and arbitrary ones? You bet, quite a few over the years -- some of them pretty obnoxious. Are they the majority? No, not even close. Is this unique to American? No, in fact I think it's about the same with most legacy airlines.
One observation, the flight attendants at American (and many legacy carriers) tend to be older than their counterparts at some of their competitors. I don't know how this affects their demeanor, but perhaps it is a factor. Maybe someone just out of college who's doing the job mainly for the perks is willing to put up with the **** that's involved in being a flight attendant more than someone who's been doing it for several decades and is still working the job to pay their kid's college tuition.
Note: I am not a flight attendant nor is anyone in my extended family -- just someone who's been the recipient of much kindness (and occasional aggravation) from flight attendants for a long time.
Best American Breweries 2009: Top Five {Digital City Blog}
Aug 25th 2009 3:05PM Hard to argue with those choices, but I would have to try and squeeze in Left Hand Brewing of Longmont, CO into that list. Sawtooth Ale (The New York Times' favorite ESB worldwide), Milk Stout, Polestar Pilsner, Oak-Aged Imperial Stout, and their 400-Pound Monkey IPA (Test Batch #2) have all been delicious on tap, showing a consistent ability to deliver top-quality taste in a variety of genres.
FCC says DTV transition going smoothly, few TVs shot up {Engadget}
Jun 15th 2009 9:34PM One thing that wasn't thought out too well (or entrepreneurs didn't see it well enough in advance) is the need for battery operated televisions with digital tuning. Lots of Americans rely on battery-operated televisions to keep them informed of weather-related information during hazardous storms (which occur frequently in summer), but the pickings are pretty slim and expensive.
Moreover, when you're hunkered down in a basement, closet, or bathtub, I'm not sure whether antenna reception is going to be enough to pull in a digital TV signal from those locations. Yes, I know there's weather radios, but I'd much rather be watching the local weather radar during a tornado watch.
A call from the David Letterman show doesn't mean tickets: Be prepared {Gadling}
Jun 11th 2009 11:48AM I went to the Letterman show a long time ago, and your post made me remember that I had to answer a trivia question to get my tickets. Fortunately, my question was easier (in fact, I think the answer may have been Tony "Inky" Mendez for me). The show was fun, with the highlight being when Serena Williams came out, and she was so buff that my wife thought it was a man pretending to be Serena. The bad part was no musical act because Dave Matthews Band was performing on the roof of the Ed Sullivan theatre, and they had brought in a separate audience (younger, hipper, and better looking, I imagine) for the rooftop taping.


text:
Domet Flannel shirt with black trim for sale. This is based on a shirt worn by a Mississippi soldier early in the war. Great as a battleshirt or a nice warm shirt for a cold night. It is all hand done but I don't recall who made it. It is in great shape. It is a size large. I wear a size 44 jacket and this shirt fits me very well. Priced at $65, plus shipping. Paypal at 4% or I will take money orders.
Domet Flannel Shirt 3.JPG
Domet Flannel Shirt 2.JPG
Domet Flannel Shirt.JPG


text:
The 55-year-old Alito was nominated to the 3rd Circuit by President George H.W. Bush. Prior to his appointment, Alito served from 1987-1990 as U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey, as Deputy Assistant Attorney General from 1985-1987, and as Assistant to the Solicitor General from 1981-1985.
Alito was born in 1950 in Trenton NJ. He attended Princeton University and Yale Law School. He clerked for Judge Leonard I. Garth on the Third Circuit.
Court observers feel Alito was a close second to Harriet Miers among President Bush's choices to replace Justice O'Connor.
Miers withdrew her nomination last week after coming under attack by conservatives within the Republican Party.
Considered a true conservative jurist on issues like abortion and school prayer, Alito is often referred to as "Scalito" by lawyers, a reference to the conservative opinions of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
On abortion: Alito was the lone dissenter in the case of Planned Parenthood v. Casey, in which the 3rd Circuit struck down a Pennsylvania law that required women seeking abortions to inform their husbands. In his opinion, Alito urged his fellow judges to uphold restrictions on abortion which were subsequently struck down by the Supreme Court.
On separation of church and state: Alito wrote a majority opinion in the case of ACLU v. Schundler, holding that a city hall holiday display containing a creche, a menorah, secular symbols of the season, and a banner proclaiming the city's dedication to religious diversity did not violate the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
Also See:
Miers Withdraws Nomination
Bush Pledges 'Mainstream Values' for Supreme Court
Scalia on the Constitution


text:
Please enter the name by which you would like to log-in and be known on this site.
Please enter a password for your user account. Note that passwords are case-sensitive.
Please enter a valid email address for yourself.
Where you live
Please complete this sentence with a few words: "I want to discuss the issues in this forum, because..."
(This is to verify that you're human and not a spam bot) Please type the S E C O N D letter of the following word: PURPLE
All timestamps displayed on the forums can be automatically corrected to show the correct time for your location in the world. Simply select the appropriate time zone from the list below.
In addition, you may set the appropriate option to allow for daylight savings time in your part of the world.
From time to time, the administrators and/or other members may want to send you email notifications or messages. If you do not want to receive email from certain people then you may disable the options here
You may specify your religion (Optional)
In order to proceed, you must agree with the following rules:
Forum Rules
Registration to this forum is free! We do insist that you abide by the rules and policies detailed below. If you agree to the terms, please check the 'I agree' checkbox and press the 'Complete Registration' button below. If you would like to cancel the registration, click here to return to the forums index.
Please Read Carefully
This forum is intended for members who are 18-years-old and older. If you are younger than 18, please DO NOT apply for membership. We do not mean to offend younger applicants. Instead, please understand that there are many discussion forums designed for younger participants, but this in not one of those.
Registration to this forum is free. We do insist that you abide by the rules and policies detailed below. If you agree to the terms, please check the 'I agree' checkbox and press the 'Register' button below. If you would like to cancel the registration, click here to return to the forums index.
Although the administrators and moderators of the Israel Forum will attempt to keep all objectionable messages off this forum, it is impossible for us to review all messages. All messages express the views of the author, and neither the owners of IsraelForum.com, nor Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd. (developers of vBulletin) will be held responsible for the content of any message.
By agreeing to these rules, you warrant that you are at least 18 years old, and that you will not post any messages that are obscene, vulgar, sexually-orientated, hateful, threatening, or otherwise violative of any laws.
The owners of IsraelForum.com reserve the right to remove, edit, move or close any thread for any reason.


text:
Cuban Missile Crisis Part Deux?
I guess now is the time for Dana Perino to learn history and find out exactly what the Cuban missile crisis was:
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Monday said it was time for Russia to rebuild links with former Cold War ally Cuba, news agencies reported.
The Kremlin is angry at U.S. plans for a missile defence system in Eastern Europe, and last month a news report suggested Russia might use Cuba, a thorn in America's side for half a century, as a refueling stop for nuclear-capable bombers.
The Russian Defence Ministry denied the report and said it had no plans to open any military bases abroad, but a top U.S. general was drawn to say such a move would cross a "red line".
What would be a great way to prevent this? How about diplomatic relations with Cuba? We have shunned that tiny island for over 45 years now and why? Cuba has continued to survive and survive fine. Now we are getting to a point where talking to them could be very beneficial, but we won't. Instead it could lead us down a road of more turmoil with Russia, which would also include China now.


text:
WallsandCeilings July 2011 : Page 5
Innovative, time-saving building perimeters Axiom ® Building Perimeters ensure aesthetic quality where the ceiling plane meets the interior perimeter with a pre-engineered system that integrates air distribution, drapery products, and ceiling elevation changes. P ERIMETER P OCKETS Aluminum extrusions that form a clean, two-or three-sided pocket that accepts our T-Bar Connection Clip and Splice Plate to provide a positive mechanical lock with no visible fasteners. Easily integrates curtains, blinds, and shades into the perimeter pocket. P OCKET EXTENSIONS This pre-engineered aluminum extrusion allows design flexibility for creating larger-sized perimeter pockets and for ceiling elevation changes of 4", 6", or 8". The extension fully integrates with the building perimeter pocket. P OCKET DIFFUSERS Both the 4" and 7" diffuser face plates are pre-engineered to allow full perimeter diffuser integration with the perimeter pocket. Choose between a non-slotted and a slotted diffuser to provide air distribution at the building perimeter. INSTALLATION SY STEMS Between us, ideas become r eality ™ "We found that by eliminating all those steps, the Axiom system was four times faster than drywall. We were able to install it in a quarter of the time." CLAUDE BACHAND, ALPINE DRYWALL F ASTER. EASIER. BETTER. armstrong.com/axiom7wc 1 877 ARMSTRONG Please Circle #103 On Reader Action Card
Armstrong World Industries
- URL: http://armstrong.com/drywall4wc
- URL: http://armstrong.com/drywall4wc
Armstrong World Industries
Publication List
Using a screen reader? Click Here


text:
Please consider donating what you can to keep MCSchematics.com running and free for all. All donations, no matter how small or large are helpful and appreciated. Your donations go towards helping to offset the costs of running this site as well as keeping it Free for everyone. Relatively few members donate (compared to the 180,000+ members we have) so your donation could mean the difference between MCS being here tomorrow or not. Donation page Thank you, -CB-
Users OnlineUsers: 54
Guests: 329 Total: 383 jpv89 MetroJet smileynz ibuildplanets Hunterwolf99 fightxtoxunite beefyplatypus loderos yugipie rique222 vahlok wolfdemon11 DemonXportal Aaronde npc Griffkiller92 jackjekal josh125 Peruviannn ivancho13 TinyCarlJung st0n3y44 vatofrog Rockes110 CaddoMan Swarmlord Tfree8 SpaceX33333 moonsword79 BossModeON Hillbish321 cheamteister koshimask widerebel josqu Lesbin canocs3 runzw1th51zz3rz wickedj dubstepexpert Malphar Heliox Elitecoconut IXI_BlitzKrieg Topdog1099 arideus101 DarkPaladin126 fett998 doublex14 Stray119 Felipetroll auggiemiller drkilla worlledges |
There was a problem with our email server on Feb 28 and March 1st that would affect a possible 400+/- new member registrations. If you have not received your new member activation email, please click the link below and read the information provided. http://www.mcschematics.com/index.php?topic=15079 This message will go away when you are logged into your account, it is only visible to guests. Please login to your account, or register a new account if you do not have one. When you view this website without logging in, you are viewing this site in "Guest" mode and you will not be able to see any images and more importantly, won't be able to download any schematics that our members have made available on MCSchematics.com - Thank you - This message will go away when you are logged into an account on this site. Pages: [1] Go Down
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. Pages: [1] Go Up


text:
We got together with DJ Read more →
New visual directed by DGainz and track produced by Young Chop from L.E.P shot in these wild streets of Chicago. Don't Feed The Killaz Vol. 4 is on the way!
Related posts:
Leave a Reply
Recent Posts
Kanye West To Premiere New Video In Chicago Tonight
Footage in the east coast has surfaced already and you can see it thanks to Miss Info. The video will... more
Julian Malone – Tokyo
Julian Malone take production duties for his latest single off his upcoming project Diff.Rnt set to drop this Summer. Props OneThrone
Video: Saturday Night Live Promo: Kanye West & Ben Affleck
As we all know Kanye will be performing this Saturday for the season finale of SNL with host Ben Afflect,... more
Video: Tez McClain Feat. Erk Tha Jerk – Change
Tez McClain visits Hollywood for his latest visual directed by Raw Work Films off his latest project Scoundrel EP.


text:
(based on 529 reviews)
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Best Uses
Reviewed by 529 customers
Sort by
Displaying reviews 1-10
Back to top
Previous | Next »
Excellent DVD Discs
By Bball 1081
from Fort Lee NJ
About Me Casual User
Comments about Memorex� DVD-R; 16X, 50-Pack Spindle:
The discs are very reliable and the price has always been right. I find them as good as the much more expensive ones
Dvd for school plays!
By Lo
from Weymouth
About Me Enthusiast
I use these all the time for school memories. Great for reunions.
Great Item and Super Price
By AdirondacWomen
from Crown Point, NY
I have used these DVDs before and they have never let me down.
I would buy this product again
By fat the cat
from Philadelphia, PA
They're disc people. They do what they're suppose to do.
Good everyday DVD
By Video Guy
from Central Pennsylvania
About Me Power User
Works well for intended purpose. Reasonably priced when on sale.
Worked as expected.
These DVDs were reasonably priced during sale.
Not my usual experience with Memorex.
By quixtep
from Asheville, NC
Memorex is a favorite brand due to the usual reliability I have found with this brand. I generally burn 100 to 200 discs per month. The last two (2) 100 packs I purchased from staples have had many bad discs. I need to purchase my business supplies elsewhere.
Manufactured by Ritek
By G
from Parsippany, NJ
Memorex now being manufactured by Ritek. Ritek does NOT have a great track record. When folks find this out they will stay away from Memorex. Yes,they are I ran them through DVD identifier.
Good quality
By JB
from NJ
Need more sales on this product
Works Good
By Holmes
from Lakewood Ohio
Good for recording
Can't find what you need? Contact Us
©Quill Lincolnshire, Inc. 2013 , All Rights Reserved.
This Web site is intended only for use by U.S. residents.


text:
Wednesday, 31 October 2012 09:48
Posted by David Icke
'Bahraini authorities have prohibited protest gatherings and rallies until further notice, a day after police cracked down heavily on demonstrators, once again during the 20-month fatality-riddled unrest.
The statement made by the country's Interior Ministry did not define precise measures that could be taken should new protests occur.
A curfew and special military tribunals were introduced several months into uprising that began in Bahrain in February 2011. AP reported that the early period of the unrest left at least 50 people dead in the violence.'
Read more: Crowd Control: Bahrain Bans All Public Gatherings
< Prev | Next > |
Premier subscribers
Premier subscribers get exclusive content, videos and a weekly newsletter emailed every weekend. Plus access to our massive newsletter archive going back to 2005.
Follow Us
Gareth Icke Live At The Wembley Arena - The First Two Songs
The Brilliant New Album By Gareth Icke
... And his hilarious new book ...
Remember Who You Are - the great new song written and performed by Gareth Icke
Gareth Icke - The new single from the album A Brand New Battle
Gareth Icke: 'This man has the world in his hands and I for one wouldn't count him out of world domination he is that good' - Kelvin Knight, Manager of The Human League
Get the latest
Online shop
The Global Conspiracy
David Icke examines many aspects of the global conspiracy and connects all the dots. The picture that appears is astounding. A must-read.
View this product
Freedom or Fascism
David Icke presents 15 years of research into the Global Elite, The Shadow Government, The Global Conspiracy and the cosmically and spiritually asleep human race. Get the 3-disc DVD.
View this product
The Oxford Union
In this two-hour DVD filmed at the Oxford Union, David encapsulates humanity's plight and how to secure our freedom. Find out what is really happening in your world, and why.
View this product
Beyond The Cutting Edge
David presents a 7 hour DVD of extraordinary dot-connecting, presenting his big answers to the big questions. Who are we? Where are we? What are we doing here?
View this product


text:
JoyTech Neo Communicator for Xbox 360 Accessories
Av. User Rating
Out of stock
Lose the headset and communicate with friends and gamers from around the world with the Neo Communicator for Xbox 360.… See more
Av. User Rating
JoyTech Neo Communicator for Xbox 360 Product Details
Released on 24/11/2006
- Two-way Xbox 360 Live communication device removes the need for headset during online play
- Powerful integrated Speaker, Microphone and Volume Control
- Compatible with Xbox 360 wireless and wired controllers
- No batteries required
As a valued customer we now offer you the facility to sign up to email price alerts. Please enter the price you want to be, or below, and if drops to that level we will let you know...
Out of stock - Only £4.99
Free UK Delivery
Earn 40 reward points
Please note: prices in GAME Stores may differ.
You have chosen to add this product to your Wish List, but which version would you prefer to add?


text: > My experience is that when you get the "block N not reserved" message it > is because you are attempting to increase the size of the filesystem > beyond what can be done online. I doubt that, because I am trying to resize the root fs by 3-4G, and earlier I resized my home fs by 10G without a problem. > An EXT[2|3] filesystem, when created, has a hard limit on the size to > which it can grow while mounted - to grow beyond this size requires the > file system to be unmounted so that additional data structures can be > created within it. I believe the rule of thumb is that you can double > the size of the file system from what it was originally while it is > mounted, but you cannot go beyond that without unmounting it and > extending it. In which case my resize should have worked... it's a minor increase, about 25% of the current size. > XFS does not have this restriction, and IIRC neither does ReiserFS. > > So, the upshot is that the file system will have to be unmounted and > extended. If this is the rootfs then this will have to be done from a > rescue disk or from the initrd (what I have done is to create an initrd > that extends the partition to the maximum size of the partition it is > in, and then I can simply invoke that initrd when needed.) I can try the rescue disk, but the "block reserved" message is not helpful at all when trying to determine the cause of the problem. -- Ivan Gyurdiev <ivg2 cornell edu> Cornell University


text:
It won't go down as the greatest grand final, and certainly won't be considered the greatest night for rugby league, given the fallout ahead of us. But Melbourne's second official premiership is something worthy of greatness.
Both teams have rebuilt remarkably but the Storm's effort to fight back from their catastrophe of 2010 is something to celebrate. And they no doubt will, knowing no one will take this one away from them.
The Storm did a remarkable job keeping Bulldogs fullback Ben Barba quiet, while their own No.1, Billy Slater, had a night to savour. He has been through all the ups and downs of Melbourne's remarkable recovery, and experienced similar emotions on the night as he angrily accused an opponent, the Englishman James Graham, of biting his ear, before coming up with the plays that counted.
A first-half try, not long after the blood was wiped from his ear, and a second-half save were critical moments. The latter was the moment of the match; Barba looked like he was about to finally explode into the contest when he found space down the left sideline and kicked in-field for centre Josh Morris. But as the ball bounced high, Slater leapt to meet it, punching the ball dead.
"No ordinary journey", read the banner that greeted the Melbourne players prior to kick-off. There's no doubt about that. Many know the feeling of losing a premiership, but few know what it's like to have two taken away.
Even after kick-off this was no normal match. The Storm were facing a team not only hungry for a premiership but, in the case of Graham, just hungry. The Storm even cast aside the biting allegation against the prop to prevail.
Both teams had rebuilt under different circumstances. The Bulldogs' effort to turn around their fortunes in a season under coach Des Hasler is still a remarkable one, even if they ultimately failed, beaten by a Melbourne team battling back from the loss of premierships and personnel.
Melbourne were ruthless, turning the Bulldogs' strengths into weaknesses. Barba was placed under enormous pressure all night, and could not hide his frustrations or his body when the Storm went looking for him.
As the Bulldogs waited to kick off, the Storm gathered in a circle on the southern 40-metre line. The Storm had waited more than two years for this moment, following the stripping of two premierships in 2010, so what was a few more seconds?
They didn't have to wait too long to put their stamp on the contest. After just seven minutes, Gareth Widdop's short ball to Ryan Hoffman put the second-rower exactly where he wanted him: one-on-one with five-eighth Josh Reynolds. Hoffman had too much strength.
What followed was a remarkable period of dominance by Melbourne. Barba showed nerves for the first time this season, as the Storm found themselves camped down their opponents' end. When they failed to make it count, Cameron Smith even missing a rather simple shot at penalty goal after 17 minutes, the Bulldogs sensed the tide was turning.
And it did for a while. Centre Krisnan Inu's kick for Sam Perrett was grounded superbly by the winger, which should have been the turning point had it not been instead the boiling point. Slater clattered into Perrett, and was dragged away by the neck by David Stagg. A sideline melee followed, at the end of which came the unsavoury allegation of biting.
If the Storm got angry, they kept it hidden when the match resumed. And they eventually made all their pressure count; better late than never. Cronk set up two tries in the final eight minutes of the half to steal the advantage, first holding the ball up well before putting Slater over, and then kicking for his winger Justin O'Neill. Once bitten twice try.
The Bulldogs responded in the second half, but like Melbourne in the first half, struggled to take advantage, even when Smith's wayward left boot again failed to capitalise after a 54th-minute penalty. Even their best moments became their worst – Barba attempted to replicate at least part of his astonishing work at Mackay against the Storm in round 16 when he kicked in-field for Morris. The centre could not summon the perfect bounce, as he did in Mackay, and Slater leapt above him to punch the ball dead.
It was a a punch that, ultimately, knocked the Bulldogs down.
MELBOURNE 14 (R Hoffman J O'Neill B Slater tries C Smith goal) bt BULLDOGS 4 (S Perrett try) at ANZ Stadium. Referee: Tony Archer, Ben Cummins. Crowd: 82,976.


text:
1 of 28
REVIEW: Broken Social Scene, Land of Talk at the Gargoyle
Broken Social Scene and Land of Talk performed October 18 at the Gargoyle concert venue on the campus of Washington University in St. Louis. Photos by Kristen Lieb.
Find everything you're looking for in your city
Find the best happy hour deals in your city
Get today's exclusive deals at savings of anywhere from 50-90%
Check out the hottest list of places and things to do around your city


text:
Inverarity |
Author has written 5 stories for Harry Potter. My stories and characters are documented on the Harry Potter Fanon Wiki. There is also a separate Alexandra Quick wiki. I occasionally edit both, but I did not start them and most of the articles were not written by me. They are a community effort, so feel free to make your own contributions (and remember that since the information is not coming directly from the author, they may not always be completely correct). My Writing I have completed five Harry Potter fan fiction novels: Hogwarts Houses Divided This story features Teddy Lupin in his first year at Hogwarts. Many of you have asked about a sequel to Hogwarts Houses Divided. I originally intended it to be a solo story. I have grown quite attached to Teddy and his friends, however, and like J.K. Rowling, I can't help but map out the future for them in my mind. So, I do have a few ideas that might eventually become another story. If I do write a sequel to HHD, it will probably skip ahead a few years. Alexandra Quick and the Thorn Circle This was my first fan fiction story. If you enjoyed Hogwarts Houses Divided, please consider checking out Alexandra Quick. Yes, yes, I know – it's an OC, set in the American wizarding world, and Harry and co. don't appear at all, which is three strikes against it in the minds of most HP fans. But I think it's very much in the same spirit as HHD, and Alexandra is my first and best-loved creation, so I will be returning to her, even though I realize Teddy Lupin stories will always be more popular. And for what it's worth, AQATTC has gotten very good reviews, and no one who's read it has accused me of writing Mary Sues. Alexandra Quick and the Lands Below This is the sequel to Alexandra Quick and the Thorn Circle. While I hope that this story stands up on its own, it does refer to characters and events (and, of course, spoilers) that were introduced in the first book, so I encourage you to read AQATTC first. Alexandra Quick and the Deathly Regiment Book three in the Alexandra Quick series, which follows from events in the previous book. Alexandra Quick and the Stars Above Book four in the Alexandra Quick series. Art I have created some banner and cover images for my stories, and some readers have kindly donated fan-art as well. Click here to view images for "Hogwarts Houses Divided" and Alexandra Quick. Reviews Like every other fan fiction author, I love receiving reviews. I do not usually reply to each one (though I will answer questions -- assuming you're not posting anonymously, in which case I have no way of replying), but I do read and appreciate all of them. Constructive criticism is welcome. I write to become a better writer (and because I enjoy it, of course), so comments about mood, pacing, theme, characterization, and storytelling are welcome. Reviewers often point things out that the author doesn't see. I don't always agree with every comment, but I always appreciate knowing how readers react to my stories. Feel free to visit my LiveJournal (LiveJournal ID: inverarity) if you want to discuss my stories in more detail, or just cyber-stalk me. Community I have started the C2 community, America in the Potterverse, to collect Harry Potter stories set in the U.S. (Obviously I have a slight bias here.) I'm interested to see how other authors depict the American wizarding world, so if you find any good ones, send me a link. |
1. Alexandra Quick and the Stars Above » reviewsAlexandra Quick is determined to cheat her fate and see justice done, but she faces a vengeful conspiracy and secrets she is not prepared for. She'll need the help of her friends, but even that may not be enough against the power of the Stars Above.Harry Potter - Rated: T - English - Adventure - Chapters: 39 - Words: 261,980 - Reviews: 548 - Updated: 5-11-12 - Published: 12-30-11 - OC - Complete2. Alexandra Quick and the Deathly Regiment » reviewsAlexandra Quick begins eighth grade at Charmbridge Academy angry and in denial. When guilt and obsession lead her to a fateful choice, it is not only her own life that hangs in the balance, for she will uncover the secret of the Deathly Regiment!Harry Potter - Rated: T - English - Adventure - Chapters: 31 - Words: 204,133 - Reviews: 471 - Updated: 6-14-10 - Published: 2-28-10 - OC - Complete3. Alexandra Quick and the Lands Below » reviewsSeventh grader Alexandra Quick returns to Charmbridge Academy. This year she will face bullies from another wizarding school, a secret Dark Arts club, and her father's scheming, but her most terrible trials await her in the strange and deadly Lands Below!Harry Potter - Rated: T - English - Fantasy/Adventure - Chapters: 37 - Words: 235,084 - Reviews: 611 - Updated: 6-3-09 - Published: 11-29-08 - OC - Complete4. Hogwarts Houses Divided » reviewsThe war is over, and all is well, they say, but the wounds remain unhealed. Bitterness divides the Houses of Hogwarts. Can the first children born since the war's end begin a new era, or will the enmities of their parents be their permanent legacy?Harry Potter - Rated: T - English - Fantasy/Adventure - Chapters: 32 - Words: 205,083 - Reviews: 670 - Updated: 4-22-08 - Published: 12-30-07 - Teddy L. & OC - Complete5. Alexandra Quick and the Thorn Circle » reviewsThe war against Voldemort never reached America, but all is not well there. When 11-year-old Alexandra Quick learns she is a witch, she is plunged into a world of prejudices, intrigue, and danger. Who wants Alexandra dead, and why?Harry Potter - Rated: K+ - English - Fantasy/Adventure - Chapters: 29 - Words: 165,657 - Reviews: 383 - Updated: 12-24-07 - Published: 12-23-07 - OC - Complete


text:
LP (Item 457563) Fania, Late 60s — Condition: New Copy
A real killer from the legendary Joe Bataan – an album of righteous power that really lives up to the dynamic promise of the title and cover! Joe Bataan's in top form throughout – serving up a blend of Latin grooves and 60s soul influences that few other artists of the time could touch – soaring and upbeat one minute, but mellow and laidback the next. There's a number of longer tracks on here that really move past the standard Latin Soul modes – bringing in bits of descarga jazz, instrumental soul, and mellower ballads to Joe's already-great blend of styles. The depth here is tremendous, and nearly every track's a winner! Titles include the slamming "It's A Good Feeling (Riot)", "Muneca", and "Mambo De Bataan" – plus the soul tracks "What Good Is A Castle", "My Cloud", "Daddy's Coming Home", "Ordinary Guy", and "For Your Love". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
You might be interested in: |
Related searches:
Saint Latin's Day Massacre: A real turning point for Joe Bataan – and the beginning of his funky Latin sound of the 70s! The album was one of the first in Joe's "Salsoul" style – a sweet blend of Latin rhythms, ... read more Latin (LP) 9.99 |
Salsoul: A landmark album from Joe Bataan – so great, that it made the entire record company change its name! The record has Joe really bursting out after his seminal Latin Soul work of the late 60s – ... read more Latin (LP) 9.99 | ||||
Steppin' Out: Seminal early work from the legendary Joe Cuba – highly percussive Latin tracks, served up in a small combo mode that really helped pave the way for the Latin Soul generation! Joe's shaking off ... read more Latin (LP) 9.99 |
Hard Hands: Killer stuff all around! This album's a monster – one of Ray's greatest, with the same sort of Latin Soul groove heard famously on his classic Acid LP. The record has Ray cutting across many genres ... read more Latin (LP) 9.99 | ||||
Bwana: An insanely wonderful bit of Latin funk! The groove is super heavy, and falls somewhere in between NuYorican soul and Chicano Power rock – with a sound that's pretty close to Black Sugar, but a ... read more Latin (LP) 9.99 |
Black Out: Stone funky Latin soul from the younger member of the Santamaria family! Black Out is one of Monguito's greatest – a hip album of groovy late 60s tracks that perfectly blend the Latin and soul sides ... read more Latin (LP) 9.99 | ||||
Hey Sister: Oooooo-weee – a monster album by one of our favorite talents of the Latin soul era! Monguito Santamaria had a really great way of putting the electric bass right up front in his tracks – kicking ... read more Latin (LP) 9.99 |
Barretto Power: A great Ray Barretto album from 1972 – one that beautifully showcases the master percussionist as he effortlessly shifts between Latin soul and 70's salsa styles! The group's nice and lean – ... read more Latin (LP) 9.99 | ||||
Latin - Soul - Rock: After a disastrous attempt at recording a live show, the Fania All-Stars went in the studio with guests like Billy Cobham and Manu Dibango and created their funkiest and one of their finest albums of the ... read more Latin (LP) 9.99 |
Together: An early 70s killer from Ray – recorded right in the same era as most of his best albums! The feel here is strongly in the salsa mode – as Ray steps effortlessly from the Latin Soul era into ... read more Latin (LP) 9.99 | ||||
Latin Percussion With Soul (limited edition vinyl): An obscure little album from Jack "Mr Bongo" Constanzo – his only entry into the Latin Soul genre, and a really nice batch of grooves! Jacko's working here with singer Gerrie Woo – ... read more Latin (LP) 13.99 |
El Malo: Great stuff – and a very sharp album cut by Willie during the Latin soul era, featuring a bunch of tracks that veer more towards the boogaloo side of things than his later albums! The groove is ... read more Latin (LP) 9.99 |


text: The FunFunFun Fest lineup just got really interesting (as if Atlas Sound, Baroness, Black Moth Super Rainbow, Starfucker, Rakim, Lagwagon, The Head and The Heart, Danny Brown, David Cross, Bob Mould, Tomahawk and Against Me weren't exciting enough). Austin's funnest festival will announce the full line up this Thursday the 12th, which we'll keep you posted on. Until then, it's time to brush off those old Adidas.


text:
Author Archive
Reading at home
During Reception and beyond, our children learn to read using schemes such as Jolly Phonics, Rigby Star and Oxford Reading Tree.
As they travel on their journey to becoming independent and enthusiastic readers the children have access to a full range of exciting books.
All children are encouraged to take home a reading book to share with parents or to read on their own – for our fully independent readers these books may not adhere to a particular scheme and may be a book borrowed from our library.
Sharing Stories and Learning to Read
At Spring Bank we value parents' involvement in their child's reading. It is important for you to read regularly with your child, so that they may practise regularly the skills we teach them at school.
Here are some tips which may be helpful:
1. Choose a quiet time
Set aside a quiet time with no distractions. Ten to fifteen minutes is usually long enough.
2. Make reading enjoyable
Make reading an enjoyable experience. Sit with your child. Try not to pressurise if he or she is reluctant. If your child loses interest then do something else.
3. Maintain the flow
If your child mispronounces a word do not interrupt immediately. Instead allow opportunity for self-correction. It is better to tell a child some unknown words to maintain the flow rather than insisting on trying to build them all up from the sounds of the letters.
4. Sounding out
If your child does try to 'sound out' words, encourage the use of letter sounds rather than 'alphabet names'. Encourage them to keep the sounds clipped short, without an 'uhh' at the end, as this helps with blending the sounds together.
e.g. 'mmm – u- mmm' makes 'mum', but 'muh-u-muh' makes 'muhumuh', which doesn't make much sense!
Or 'c – ah – t' makes 'cat', but 'cuh-ah-tuh' only makes 'cuhahtuh' – nonsense!
5. Be positive
If your child says something nearly right to start with that is fine. Don't say 'No. That's wrong,' but instead say 'Let's read it together' and point to the words as you say them. Boost your child's confidence with constant praise for even the smallest achievement.
6. Visit the Library
Encourage your child to use the public library regularly.
7. Regular practice
Try to read with your child on most school days. 'Little and often' is better than longer sessions.
8. Communicate
Your child has a school reading diary. Try to write in it regularly with positive comments and any concerns. Your child will then know that you are interested in their progress and that you value reading.
9. Understanding
There is more to being a good reader than just being able to read the words accurately! Just as important is being able to understand what has been read. Talk to your child about the book; about the pictures, the characters, how they think the story will end, their favourite part. You will then be able to see how well they have understood and you will help them to develop good comprehension skills.
10. Favourite stories
Allow your child to re-read favourite stories, or hear you re-read them. Knowing a familiar book will help them notice more about the words on the page and they will start to recognise the patterns in new words and stories.


text:
Location | United States |
Member Since | Feb 08, 2012 |
Votes Received | 75 |
Can't really put much on here, but I can say a few things. I love anime, video games, reading, writing and drawing. The video games that I like are Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Assassin's Creed, F.E.A.R, Transformers, Resident Evil, Silent Hill and a bunch of others. I also like a lot of anime, favorites are Fullmetal Alchemist, Bleach, Naruto and a bunch more others. Another habit of mine is watching movies, especially horror/action/adventure/science fiction. I sometimes lot comedy, but not much. Welp, 'nuff said. DeviantART: http://katsukonarumari4.deviantart.com/ Fanfiction.net: http://www.fanfiction.net/u/1675632/ FictionPress.com: http://www.fictionpress.com/u/647471/GamerGirl15 2nd DeviantART: http://zaikia.deviantart.com/ 2nd Fanfiction.net: http://www.fanfiction.net/u/4289265/SupernaturalFanatic19
Magnet for TroubleShell didn't think her so called 'gift' could get her in so much trouble… |
RevelationShell has been with MarbleHornets since the very beginning. Now it has been three years later and with Alex still missing, Tim still acting weird and a tall, faceless creature ... read more |
Grimm's Deadly TalesShell wakes up in a mental hospital, not having any memories of anything from two years. With the hospital being abandoned, now she has to figure out why she was there and how she got there in the first place. |
The Man with the Red TeethWho is the Man with the Red Teeth |
Paranormal FilesShell Hartford is a young, 19-year old girl who is obsessed with the paranormal. As a part time writer and a part time paranormal investigator, Shell finds herself invest... read more |
ProxyShell never expected herself to go crazy and kill someone. Hell, she never expected to become a proxy to the infamous tall man of the woods. |
Love KillsShell didn't expect to find out a killer was on the loose in her small home town. Then again, she never thought she would be housing the killer himself. A Jeff the Killer fanfi... read more |
The Midnight ManThis game was used as a ritual to summon the Midnight Man in order to punish rule breakers in Pagan religions. Warning: play the game at your own risk. Evidently rules were made to be broken as Shell and a couple of her friends play this daring game. |
LeatherShell comes across a strange boy who seems to like leather a lot…. |
AmnesiaShell wakes up in an abandoned hospital with no memories of the last thing she did. Then she finds out she's been in the hospital for two years. Wait….two years?! |
:P starting to write your part in the story now ;P
@ZoraRoxas Sure! :D I would love that actually! Go ahead!
hi i was wondering if you need someone to draw you a cover with kingdom hearts characters on it ?
@sugarcubeangel Send them to me through google docs because I'll be gone 3rd period.
Yeah, I will. by the way, I HATE ACCOUNTING!!!!!!
D: you didn't help me get over my writers block T,T will you look over my drafts for the next chapters?
Hi. Thank you for fanning. I fanned back.
@RukiaKuchiki Yer welcome. :)
Thank u far adding my book to your library
Yer welcome. :))


text:
Donate Now
Click Here
Writers Workshop
Stonewall hosts three writing workshops each year, designed to help both established and aspiring writers hone their craft. Workshops are limited to 12 writers. Upcoming workshops will be announced in Stonewall's monthly calendars. Stonewall also hosts a twice-monthly writers group, Gay Writes. The program enables GLBT writers or those writing about GLBT issues to support, encourage, critique and motivate one another. Gay Writes is free and meets the first and third Thursday of every month, 6:00 - 8:00 PM. The group is limited to ten participants. Pre-registration is required: email@example.com |


text:
1. | Double F S B | ||
Double F S B
fuck fear steal beer The black scourge of Walgreens. An acronym for the type of thing which a select group of broke college students are forced to engage in. Can also be a product of suffocating boredom. You: I'm pregnant and I have a midterm tomorrow and I'm scared.
Me: Shut up whore! Double F S B! |


text:
Dealers 'chomping at the bit' for delayed MKZ
Construction crews at Wallace Lincoln in Fort Pierce, Fla., rushed to complete a $2 million dealership renovation by mid-November to have it ready when the redesigned 2013 MKZ arrived. Owner Bill Wallace says he has a list of at least 25 "active prospects," and he's eager to host a party to show off the showroom and the car.
But now it's mid-January, and Wallace still hasn't seen any MKZs.
"The first week in November, that was our original day. Then it was Thanksgiving. Then December, then 17th of January. It's a full two months past due," said Wallace. "Everybody is real anxious. It's exacerbated by the fact this is the third or fourth time they've pushed the date back."
For Wallace and other Lincoln dealers, the MKZ cannot arrive soon enough. Lincoln has touted the sleek new sedan as the first of a new generation of Lincolns that will reinvigorate the faded brand, conquest a new generation of customers and transform Lincoln stores into profit centers.
Lincoln's U.S. sales fell 4 percent last year, well below the overall market rise of 13 percent.
Matt VanDyke, director of global Lincoln marketing, sales and service, understands how eager the dealers are to see the new MKZ and says Ford Motor Co. has begun shipping the car from a plant in Mexico. Asked if the vehicles are late, he responded: "Our ramping up is on plan.
"We're being extremely careful about quality verification," he said. "Dealers are chomping at the bit" because the December sell-down went "extremely well" and there are fewer than 1,000 2012 Lincoln MKZs remaining in dealer stocks.
"By the end of the quarter, we expect stocks to be replenished," he said.
Bill Knight, owner of Bill Knight Lincoln in Tulsa, Okla., and chairman of the Lincoln National Dealer Council, says the car is about a month later than dealers expected.
"We thought we were going to get it in December and aren't getting it. We're disappointed. But on the other side, we would rather be late than launch it with a problem. Emotionally it's disappointing, but pragmatically it's OK," Knight says.
Bob Tasca Jr., owner of Tasca Ford-Lincoln in Cranston, R.I., says, "We thought we would have had the MKZ on the ground by now. Production has been very slow. I guess they really paid attention to quality."
Wallace says he paid contractors time and a half to get his store done in November in line with Lincoln Trustmark Design standards, hoping to be ready for the arrival of snowbirds for the Florida winter.
"All of us have gone to so much trouble and expense to consolidate these retail outlets," he says. "We pushed very, very hard to get this building done. It's completed and it's gorgeous. We thought we would be rocking and rolling by now."
You can reach Bradford Wernle at email@example.com.


text:
Wyoming Principal Gets Pranked
Embedded VideosApr 06, 2011READ DESCRIPTION!! - - This was a senior prank that took a lot of time and effort. Some kids at the school found a car identical to...
Grand Teton NP Wyoming
Nature PicturesJul 27, 2012 | by test1_test2Grand Teton NP Wyoming - beautifully
Wyoming Pole Dancer
Funny VideosMar 13, 2013 | 32s | by essex boyShe's a real huggable girl,and butt bear naked
Mount Moran, Grand Teton National Park
Nature PicturesMay 25, 2012 | by bluenileMount Moran is reflected in Snake River at Oxbow Bend in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
New Mackey SQ2 Piper cub
Embedded VideosMar 11, 2011Here is a preview of the New Mackey SQ2. You will notice this new aircraft will greatly reduce the required speed for landing &...
[Raw];Casper,WY Power Station Failure In NY
Fail VideosMay 19, 2013 | by annakathyCasper,WY Power Station Failure In NY
Discount Yellowstone Park Hotels & Cabins
Other VideosNov 14, 2009 | by visitusanowYellowstone National Park is home to a rich flora and fauna. The discount hotel site will help you in finding the best hotel...
Manga Eurovision
Personal PicturesSep 28, 2010 | by t_Junior_Seniormtv europe music awards 2009 best europen act manga
Stromoe - Alors on Dance
Music VideosSep 28, 2010 | 3m53s | by t_Junior_SeniorMy Music Videos - Stromoe Alors On Dance Video


text:
Not a member yet?
Subscribe Now!
User Email
Forgot Password?
Advanced Search
Perfect Game Baseball Rankings
Player Rankings
Class of '13 HS Player Rankings
Class of '14 HS Player Rankings
Class of '15 HS Player Rankings
Top 500 2013 Draft Prospects
2013 State-by-State Draft Rankings
Top 200 2014 Draft Prospects
2014 State-by-State Draft Rankings
Top 100 2015 Draft Prospects
Rawlings All Americans
PG Underclass All Americans
College Team Rankings
2013 Top 50 Preseason Teams (List)
2013 Top 50 Preseason Teams (Reports)
2013 Top 200 Juco Prospects
Top 25 Teams College
Final 2012 Top 50 Juco Teams
HS Team Rankings
Top 50 HS Teams
Regional Team Rankings
Travel Team Rankings
14u Travel Teams
15u Travel Teams
16u Travel Teams
17u Travel Teams
18u Travel Teams
Top Uncommitted
Class of '13 HS
Class of '14 HS
Class of '15 HS
College Recruit Rankings
Recruit Scoop
Rawlings All Americans
Underclass All Americans
Perfect Game Showcases
Showcases Home
Sign up for Showcases
Showcase Schedule
Profiles & Reports
All American Classic
Uncommitted Prospects
Scout Blog Central
College Commitments
PG MLB Players
Event Records
Player Profile Preview
Perfect Game Tournaments
Tournaments Home
Team Sign up
Recent Tournaments
Player Team Bulletin Board
Need Insurance?
Uncommitted Prospects
Scout Blog Central
College Commitments
PG MLB Players
Event Records
Player Profile Preview
MLB Draft Coverage
2013 MLB Draft
2013 MLB Draft Preview Content
2013 Final Draft Order
2013 Raw Draft Order
Top 100 2013 Draft Prospects
Top 500 2013 Draft Prospects (Jan 2013)
2013 State-by-State Draft Rankings
Top 300 2014 Draft Prospects
2014 State-by-State Draft Rankings
Top 200 2015 Draft Prospects
2012 MLB Draft Picks/Signings
2012 Draft Content
2011 Draft Page
Draft News
2012 Draft Perspective
2012 AL Draft Impressions
2012 NL Draft Impressions
Draft Insider Forum
College Coverage
Premium College Blog
College Top 25
College Recruit Rankings
Recruit Scoop
College Commitments
Rogers' College Premium Forum
College Baseball Clubhouse
College Baseball Scoreboard
2013 Top 50 Preseason Teams (List)
2013 Top 50 Preseason Teams (Reports)
2013 Top 200 Juco Prospects
Final 2012 Top 50 Juco Teams
Summer Collegiate
2012 Summer Collegiate Top Prospects
PG Ventures Into College Ball
Follow Kendall Rogers on Twitter
College Baseball on Facebook
PG College Baseball League
Top Uncommitted Prospects
High School Coverage
High School
Top 50 HS Teams
2013 High School Preview Index
Who's Hot 2012
College Commitments
2011 HS Baseball Road Trip
Top Uncommitted Prospects
PG HS News and Notes
Top 50 HS Teams
Regional Team Rankings
Perfect Game Tournaments
Leagues Home
Sign up for Leagues
League Schedule
League Profiles
Uncommitted Prospects
Scout Blog Central
College Commitments
PG MLB Players
Event Records
Player Profile Preview
Professional Coverage
PG MLB Players
Perfect Game MLB Players
PG MLB Player of the Day
Minor League Coverage
PG Minor League
Organizational Top Prospect Lists
Join the Discussion
Forum Home
Rogers' College Premium Forum
College Baseball Clubhouse
Draft Forum
Additional Information
Company Info
About Perfect Game
Contact Us
PG Facility
Job Opportunity
PG Softball
News Categories
All Categories
High School
Summer Collegiate
PG Columnists
All Columnists
Allan Simpson
Kendall Rogers
David Rawnsley
Jeff Dahn
Jerry Ford
Patrick Ebert
Ben Collman and Todd Gold
Perfect Game Staff
Search Over 60,000 Videos
Video Matchups
PG Promos
Skillshow Services
Get Social with PG
PG on Facebook
Follow PG on Twitter
College Baseball on Facebook
Follow Kendall Rogers on Twitter
PG HS Baseball on Facebook
Follow PG HS on Twitter
• 2013 National Showcase - Profiles
• 2013 Jr National - Profiles
• 2013 Sunshine West - Profiles
• 2013 Sunshine Northeast - Profiles
• 2013 Rocky Mountain - Reports
• 2013 Sunshine East - Profiles
• 2013 National Academic - Profiles
• 2013 Sunshine South - Profiles
• 2013 PG National Pre-Draft - Reports
• 2013 Spring Top Showcase - Reports
• 2013 P/C Indoor Showcase - Reports
• 2013 Northeast Indoor - Reports
• 2013 World Showcase - Reports
• 2013 National Underclass Session 3 - Reports
• 2013 World Uncommitted - Reports
• 2012 National Underclass Main - Reports
• 2012 National Underclass 1 - Reports
• 2012 West Uncommitted - Reports
More Player Profiles
For Recruiters and Scouts
Coaches Resource
Top Uncommitted Prospects
College Commitments/Interests
Class of 2013 HS Player Rankings
Reports from Showcases
Prospects from Tournaments
Scout Blogs
Event Records
: : Rankings
Junior College World Series
Allan Simpson
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
The legend of Bryce Harper only continues to grow.
Already an unqualified success in his bold gamble to skirt traditional draft rules and play junior college baseball at age 17, and a lock to be the No. 1 pick in this year's draft, Harper may have outdone himself over the weekend with his latest on-field exploits.
In the College of Southern Nevada's Western-District clinching 25-11 win over Central Arizona College, Harper went 6-for-6 with four home runs and 10 RBIs. His other hits were a double and triple.
With the wild win, No. 2-ranked Southern Nevada punched its ticket to the 2010 Junior College World Series, which begins Saturday in Grand Junction, Colo., just down the road from his latest Wonderboy-like feat.
Entering the four-team district tournament, played in Lamar, Colo., CSN had played all but one of its previous 59 games with wood, but switched to aluminum in district play to conform with the bat that most of the remaining states in the junior college Division I ranks use, and is used in the national tournament.
Harper took an instant liking to his new hitting tool, along with conditions that were conducive to an offensive onslaught in windswept western Colorado. In four games, he went 15-for-22 with six homers and 21 RBIs.
Had he not homered to dead-center in his final time up in the tournament-clinching game, and instead settled for a mere single, Harper would have hit for the cycle for the second time in two days. In CSN's second game, a 22-14 win over host Lamar CC, Harper went 6-for-7 with three singles, a double, triple and homer. He also chipped in with six RBIs.
Only once before in CSN baseball history had a player ever hit for the cycle, and Harper nearly did it twice in three games.
Harper's explosive weekend at the plate pushed his batting average to .442 and his 62-game home-run total to 29. He'll continue to swing with aluminum at the 10-team Junior College World Series, which historically has had its share of high-scoring games. With the draft just around the corner (June 7-9), Harper will obviously be a big center of attention at an event that routinely attracts upwards of 100,000 fans.
CSN, which began the 2010 season ranked No. 1 in the joint Perfect Game/NJCAA national rankings, opens play against No. 4 Pitt (N.C.) CC. A potential showdown looms later in the tournament with No. 1-ranked San Jacinto (Texas) JC, which is on the opposite side of the bracket and has a difficult opening-draw itself in No. 3-ranked State College of Florida/Manatee.
CSN and San Jac began the 2010 season ranked 1-2, and should the two juco powers eventually meet, it would pit teams with extremely deep and talented pitching staffs. But if last weekend's Western District championship meant anything, it proved that good hitting (plus aluminum bats, plus windy conditions) can beat good pitching.
And in that context, who knows what next might be in store for Bryce Harper.