text:
Spreadr App
$5.00 / month
Import products from Amazon to your Shopify store. Earn commissions via Amazon Affiliate Program or run your dropshipping business.
$5.00 / month
Setup external links to sell affiliate products on your Shopify store.
The Watchlyst
$3.00 / month
Capture visitors having future purchase intent and bring them back when they are ready to buy - using price drop email alerts.


text:
You don't have to be a theater critic to be able to predict one unassailable truth about a play called "Normal": that no one in it will possess the characteristic of the title. As it happens, that's about the only aspect of Helen Blakeman's weirdly arresting (and sometimes just weird) Bush Theater play that goes according to plan, beyond the excellence of the cast, which by now is a virtual given at this address.
We know from the first sight of the hooded, haunted Kate (Lisa Ellis) that her shy, terrified self couches a terrible secret, and by the intermission we are shown the physical scars to match the emotional ones. But Blakeman is remarkably cryptic, even opaque about the sheer breadth of domestic dysfunction on view: When a key plot point — think Munchausen's Syndrome by proxy — has to be elucidated afterwards by a member of the company, you know someone's not doing their job.
Still, for much of the first act, at least, the characters are sufficiently idiosyncratic that one follows their various paths, not always sure where or how they will join up. The most accessible presence is Kate, whose confessionals (to whom, we're not exactly sure) punctuate the action of Mike Bradwell's characteristically deft staging. "I'm always traumatized, always," she peeps, and so she appears, whether forestalling attempts at a 21st birthday party or scuttling into position for another semi-baring of the soul. Her fondness for razors, meanwhile, speaks volumes where furtively spoken words leave off, although one wonders whether Blakeman hasn't given her poor, fraught heroine one riff too many on modes of damage.
Kate's palpable sense of withdrawal is by no means the play's abiding tone: As the scene-change music makes clear, "Normal" inhabits a climate of lushly mournful strings one minute, disco and "Uptown Girl" the next. Luckily for the audience, Kate has a flatmate, Holly (a deliciously impudent Emma Pike), who is as bold as Kate seems beaten down, and not for the first time does a play's live wire — Holly idly sells phone sex while watching breakfast TV — seem to grab all its best lines. Content to be a "born star" if not a "porn star," Holly inhabits an erotic reverie of her own sexual potential that is as funny as it is foolish. "How much cheaper?" she persists in asking the doctor from whom she is seeking breast enlargements, making it clear that the more of her body she is able to offer up, the less she should have to shell out once she goes under the knife.
Blakeman's previous play, "Caravan," was well reviewed at the Bush in 1997, and like that one, "Normal" is at its best catching character on the wing. We learn as much about Kate's boyfriend Todd (the delightful Ben Crompton) from his casual remark, "Life, eh," as we do from a scenario from which he is somewhat oddly written out. How can you not warm to a person who yokes together Rod Stewart and irony and still has time for the films of Russ Meyer, which makes Kate's attachment to Thomas Hardy, by contrast, seem both gloomy and sedate?
Not that Holly, in turn, herself puts much stock in Hardy's inevitably sad endings — a doom-laden literary trajectory that, one feels, this play will come to share. The play's second act gives more time to the senior generation, starting with the plastic surgeon Simon (Sam Graham, projecting an apt mixture of charm and sleaze), who is revealed to have been the doctor on hand when Kate's (unseen) two siblings died. While Simon pursues his own assignations with Joan (Marion Bailey), Kate's mother, her father Tommy (Chris Barnes) attempts a healing that — Blakeman suggests — isn't easily had. By play's end, one comes to dread Kate's every pig-tailed appearance even as the atrocities hinted at earlier on widen in scope if not always meaning. Kate's full of words she can't say (the names of her dead brother and sister among them) and, in its own way, so is a play that commendably steers clear of sensationalism while, at the same time, sacrificing its own narrative sense.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Amplified Events is a top-notch DJ service based out of Northwest Indiana that allows you to experience the wedding you've always imagined.
The weddings we DJ are as unique as the couples who hire us. We're all about playing crowd pleasing music sets that are artistically mixed by an incredible DJ. We share your passion for music and we will respect your wishes and tastes. We love what we do!
Couples who book with us will experience a DJ who is responsive, trustworthy and just as excited for your wedding as you are. We deliver a personalized approach to your wedding with the care and commitment you would expect from your best friend. We strive to create an atmosphere full of energy and excitement that your guests will remember for years to come.
Nationally Recognized DJ Service
Amplified Events received the Wedding Wire's Couple's Choice Award for 2018. Industry professionals who receive this award represent the top 5% of wedding professionals nationwide. We feel truly honored to receive the award this year. It is all due to the incredible couples who trusted us with their wedding and wrote some of the amazing reviews below.
Nate & KiM
"Mike is the best DJ I've ever known and one of the most honorable and dedicated men you'll ever meet. He is a consummate professional and is not one of those DJs that thinks he knows best and goes over the heads of the bride & groom. He has an uncanny ability to read a room and tailor the music to the mood and audience. He understands the importance of the moment yet knows how to have fun. Mike knew our crowd and played the perfect jams to pack the dance floor ("Party in the USA" in our case!). Some of my guests, even years later, still bring up how awesome the DJ was at my wedding."
T.J. & Hannah
"After attending all of our friends' weddings who had Mike DJ their event, we knew we had to snag him for our wedding! In all honesty, choosing him was by far the greatest decision we ever made during our planning. Mike and his colleague went above and beyond for my husband and I with not only exceeding our expectations in terms of music, but also keeping the event flowing smoothly and on schedule! Suffice it to say, if you're thinking about going with Amplified Events for your event - stop thinking and do it!!!"
Thomas & Louisa
"Such an amazing company to work with!! Mike is a great DJ - from planning to executing, he was everything we could have asked for. He knows how to get people on the dance floor and keep them there. He made sure he had all songs from our request list (we even gave him some the night before). I can't recommend Amplified Events enough!"


text:
Motel 6 Reedley hotels are listed below. Search for cheap and discount Motel 6 hotel rooms in Reedley, CA for your group or personal travels. We list the best Motel 6 Reedley hotels so you can review the Reedley Motel 6 hotel list below to find the perfect place.
This website will also list discounted Reedley, CA hotels + motels that have similar star quality of Motel 6.Need 5+ Rooms? Lock in a group rate for Reedley CA
How should we direct your call?
You'll be centrally located in Kingsburg with a stay at Motel 6 Kingsburg CA, minutes from Ramos Torres Winery and Bicentennial Park.
With a stay at Motel 6 Fresno - Blackstone South in Fresno, you'll be convenient to Vineyard Farmers Market and Fresno Art Museum.
When you stay at Motel 6 Fresno - Blackstone North in Fresno, you'll be near the airport and close to Vineyard Farmers Market and Fresno Art Museum.
Located in Tulare (Ash Mountain Entrance Sequoia), Motel 6 Tulare is convenient to Tulare Outlet Center and Prosperity Sports Park.
Located in Porterville, Motel 6 Porterville is close to Porterville Chamber of Commerce and Porterville City Pool.


text:
(PRWEB) March 20, 2017
Nashville has become the "it" city and some neighborhoods have developed a reputation for being particularly cool. In the eyes of many, Wedgewood-Houston is one of those undeniably cool areas. Once a less desirable part of town, it is now bustling with coffee shops, trendy restaurants, and hipsters living in newly renovated, million dollar homes and apartments. However, the murder of one Wedgewood-Houston resident revealed that a great up-and-coming neighborhood does not eliminate the risk of crime and home invasions.
On February 28th, a 23-year-old nurse – Tiffany Ferguson – was stabbed to death in her upscale apartment building. According to The Tennessean, the perpetrator allegedly broke into the house and stabbed Ferguson to death. It is reported that the victim's roommate found her severely wounded and screaming in her bed. She was rushed to the hospital but succumbed to her injuries. The alleged killer entered through the front door.
"Many people think that living in a nice neighborhood means that they don't need to protect themselves," said security consultant Alan Young. "Today's 'trendy' neighborhoods were yesterday's bad neighborhoods and crime has really increased everywhere."
So does this mean that Nashville's current and future residents should be concerned about the safety of this rapidly growing city? According to The Tennessean, approximately 85 people move into the Nashville area every day. Will incidents like this deter new residents from moving into areas like Wedgewood-Houston when moving into town?
"This isn't an issue with Wedgewood-Houston or Nashville being dangerous." Said Young, "in the past several years there have been home invasions in suburban areas such as Brentwood and Belle Meade. This also isn't about Nashville being a particularly dangerous city. Nashville is a very safe city, relative to other cities its size. This is about residents needing to understand the importance of securing their homes and protecting their families, regardless of where they live."
Mr. Young recommends that homeowners take a few simple steps to secure their homes. First, make sure that windows and doors are visible to neighbors and are not covered by large shrubs or trees. An increased cover gives thieves more time to work. Second, make sure that the perimeter of your home is well lit. Thieves are less likely to attack a well-lit home. Next, Place an alarm sign in your yard or front window, whether you own an alarm or not. Studies have shown that thieves are less likely to break into homes with alarms. Finally, while the steps above may help deter a thief, Mr. Young recommends that all homeowners install grade 1 deadbolts on their doors and reinforce their doors with a product like Door Armor, a do-it-yourself product that is guaranteed to stop kick-ins and costs about $70.00. Door Armor can be purchased at most Lowe's stores or online at armorconcepts.com.
Mr. Young concluded, "Living in a great area means that you have something worth taking. It also means that you have something worth protecting. It takes about 10 seconds for an intruder to kick in a door and be inside of your home. Contrary to what people think, security does not need to cost a lot. With some common sense and a few economical steps, many home invasions can be prevented."
Alan Young is CEO of Armor Concepts LLC, a Nashville based company that specializes in the development and implementation of physical security solutions. Since 2004 Armor Concepts has secured more than 250,000 doors with its proprietary Door Armor, FIX-A-JAMB and Armor Latch products and has been featured on The CBS Early Show, Fox News, Bloomberg and the TODAY show among others. For more information on Armor Concepts, visit armorconcepts.com.


text:
We Specialise in Alfa Romeo, Fiat and Hyundai
AFH1 are European Alfa Romeo Master Engineers and can cater for all your vehicle needs.
Auto-Electrical And Auto-Accessories Expertise
Our auto-electrical expertise will quickly diagnose your fault on any make or model of car.
All Makes and Model Service & Diagnostics Centre
Due to overwhelming demand, we have now opened our all makes and models service and diagnostics centre.
Welcome To AFH1
Martin is one of only a handful of Technicians in Europe to have gained the prestigious Role of European Dealer Expert Technician, therefore this qualifies him to be the most highly trained Alfa Technician in the UK. Martin has over 10 years Main Dealer Experience for Alfa Romeo and Fiat.
Previous to this Martin specialised as an Auto Electrician. Therefore he has a vast and varied amount of specialist knowledge. This coupled with all the very latest main dealer diagnostics and a fully equipped modern work shop this is the very best place to care for your car.
Being independent means we can afford to be much more customer focused, as we are not driven by aggressive targets. This translates into a friendly approach where in addition to servicing cars to manufacturer's schedules we will only ever recommend work that genuinely needs carrying out to maintain the drivability and safety of your car.
Quick Contact
Processing your enquiry
Many thanks for your enquiry, which has been submitted successfully. We will be in touch as soon as possible.


text:
Since 2010, cocos2d-x has been used to build thousands of games, running on phones, tablets, desktop, and even TVs. Here are just a sample of the awesome games and apps made by cocos2d-x. Do you have an app you want to showcase? Tell us about it.
Lexigon is new original puzzle game with words. Make words with connected hexagons.
Three unique games:
• ESCAPE - Time limited game. Find exit as soon as possible.
• EXPLORE - The game without limits. Find the largest number of words.
• SURVIVE - The game against time. Find words for survive.


text:
green corianderSaturday, July 28th, 2012
When the plant has gone to seed, because cilantro always bolts and goes to seed, there is one more use for it before it dries into those delicious little orbs. Our friend Peter Smith turned us on to green coriander last year, and now I wait eagerly for the pods to appear. The flavor is, as one expects, half way between the grassy greenness of cilantro and the sweet spiciness of dried coriander. Last night I sauteed six ears of fresh Maine corn kernels with a green pepper, a sliced Vidalia onion and a handful of the green coriander pods that I had crushed with the flat of my knife. Lovely. If you have a garden and you grow cilantro I bet you've got these little beauties waiting for you out there, go check it out! They pop right off the stems with little resistance. We've also crushed them into a vinaigrette, but I was thinking this morning that would make a great compound butter, maybe with a little minced shallot. Spread on a piece of grilled fish or chicken. Ooooh. Coriander has become one of my go-to dried herbs along with whole cumin seed. I grind the two in my mortar and pestle and then sprinkle over chopped cauliflower on a sheet tray with some olive oil, s&p and chopped garlic. Into a 400 degree oven until the cauliflower crisps up. Fab.
What's in your garden?


text:
Disclosure: Buffalo Wild Wings did compensate me to write this post in the form of a gift card. The gift card was used to purchase meals for my family while we tried out the new mobile app. The opinions in this post are mine and do not represent those of Buffalo Wild Wings.
From a social media perspective, I've always been a pretty big fan of Buffalo Wild Wings. Not only do they provide value to their fans and followers in the form of promotional coupons and updates on sporting events, they actually engage with their customers.
Yes, you heard me. They actually use social media channels like Twitter and Facebook to talk with their customers…something that a lot of other big brands are still trying to figure out.
So when BWW reached out to me via Twitter and asked if I would be interested in checking out their new Big Kick Challenge mobile app, my curiosity was piqued. I love the Texas Hold 'Em and trivia table games that they offer in their restaurants, so why not check out their new mobile game to see what it offers. Oh yeah, and they offered to buy me and my family dinner if we'd stop by our local BWWs and give the app a try. Ummm….hello, no brainer!!
After I agreed, and BWW sent me a gift card in the mail, I downloaded the app from the Google Play store, packed up the family and headed down to our local Olathe BWWs. FYI, the download is pretty quick via Wi-Fi since the app is not very big.
Note: My wife and daughter tried to download the app on their Samsung Galaxy Epic (slider) phones, but it wasn't available to them in the Play Store. I'm assuming that this is because their phones are Galaxy 1-class and are stuck at an older version of the Android OS. If you don't see the app in the store, you might be in the same situation.
As we anticipated, there was a placard on the table-top describing the app and giving instructions on how to play. Basically, if you have ever played finger-flick football in elementary school, you already have all the skills necessary to rock this app. You remember finger-flick football, right? The folded-up triangle of notebook paper that you used to flick at your best friend in a feeble attempt to score a field goal between his or her fingers without poking them in the eye with the sharp corners of the triangle? This game is essentially the same thing in a mobile format.
For those of you who were deprived of the joys of finger-flick football, you might find similarities between the Big Kick Challenge app and Paper Toss, a similar app where you attempt to throw crumpled up paper balls into a wastebasket.
The difference between the Big Kick Challenge and Paper Toss, however, is the augmented reality aspect to the game, which means you can point your phone at the sign on your table and it will transform the goal posts on the sign into a virtual football field on your phone. Based on how you move your phone, you can position yourself as a kicker, ready to send the ball through the uprights. You can then use your finger to flick the ball through the upright. There is often a cross-breeze that impacts your ability to kick straight to the field goal, so pay attention to the wind indicator! Additionally, your score is being recorded so you can compete with other challenge players nation-wide.
Also, keep in mind that the further your camera phone is from the sign, the further the kick will be. If you make it….that's more points!
Be sure to register, so your best scores are registered and you can compete to win a trip to the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl game!
My overall impression of the app is that it's a pretty simple, straight-forward take on one of my childhood favorite lunchtime activities. The augmented reality piece is pretty cool and worked flawlessly on my Samsung Galaxy S3. The other nice thing is that you can play offline and don't need the table sign if you're sitting somewhere and want to practice your finger-flick skills.
There is a social media component to the game that allows you to see the nationwide leaderboard of scores and also allows you to start some smack-talk as you share your scores to your favorite social network. So get practicing and start thinking of your best witty football banter to challenge your friends and family to beat your score!
Overall, by adding the game to their already-great poker and trivia games, Buffalo Wild Wings has continued to develop a suite of in-restaurant entertainment that keeps me busy while I'm waiting for my wings.
So, if you're in the mood for some wings and football, definitely check out the app. Just remember to wipe the spicy buffalo sauce off your fingers before you start flicking 😉


text:
Who We Are
Our Lawyers
What We Do
Case Results
Syngenta Corn Litigation
In The News
Our Lawyers
in the Media
Attorney Referrals
Our firm has a reputation as leaders in complex litigation.
Get the best result possible by partnering with us.
Our legal skills have been utilized in some of the most specialized and
complicated cases. These cases were often referred to us by other professionals
in the field. We honor and respect lawyers and other professionals who
choose to refer complex cases to our law firm.
We have paid millions in fees to our co-counsel. Call us.
Contact Us
Contact Us Today
Trial is legal surgery, the narrowest specialty, and it requires unique
skills. Our clients want our service and hope they never need it again-
like surgery.
While it's impossible to predict the exact actions a Trump administration
will take when he assumes office on January 20, 2017, it appears likely
that they will move to restart the
Keystone XL Pipeline project that was shut down under the Obama administration. If Trump chooses
to pursue this course of action, they will simply re-enter the same political
and legal quagmire that kept the international pipeline locked down for
seven years.
If the project is in fact restarted in 2017, TransCanada may face an even
more difficult situation now that oil producers have found new routes
to transport oil to the Midwest and United States Gulf Coast. Justin Trudeau,
the Prime Minister of Canada, approved two pipelines on Tuesday, November
29 that will export tar sands oil to markets around the globe, easing
the economic pressure facing Canadian oil producers to build the pipeline.
Even with these changes coming from north of the border, there are still
around 100 landowners in Nebraska who are ready to resume the fight to
keep the pipeline off their properties in order to protect their own interests,
as well as the interests of environmental groups.
"For us and for a good number of the resisters, this is a fourth-
and fifth- generation land holding," commented Jeanne Crumly, a
landowner whose family farm and ranch are located about 40 miles south
of the South Dakota Border. "It's not a possession. It's
an inheritance. And it comes with responsibilities."
Crumly said that she, along with the other landowners, will continue to
fight the pipeline's development in order to protect the Ogallala
Aquifer, the
largest aquifer in the United States, that lies under the Keystone XL Pipeline's proposed path. These
landowners own the property that lies on top of it, and their attorney,
David Domina remains confident that they have the legal weapons necessary
to resume their battle with TransCanada.
At the very least, Domina argues that TransCanada won't be able to
use eminent domain laws to seize the necessary properties until September
of 2017 at the earliest – Under
Nebraska Revised Statute 76-711, parties that abandon these proceedings are restricted from resuming their
efforts for a minimum of two years.
Until the company renews its pursuit to complete their proposed project,
landowners in Nebraska continue to fight TransCanada in order to recover
approximately half a million dollars in attorney's fees. Domina
stated that this extended fight has only increased the resolve of the
"They are no friendlier to [the Keystone XL pipeline] than they were
a year ago, or two years ago. Our clients are Democrats, Republicans,
and liberals and conservatives. They're brought together by this issue,
and an increasing concern about the Indifference of so many people about
reliance on fossil fuels when it's so painfully obvious there are
other alternatives."
Domina Law Group remains committed in the fight to ensure that our clients'
rights are upheld, and will continue to provide the legal assistance they
require until the plans to construct the Keystone XL Pipeline are finally
and truly put to rest. If you would like to speak with one of our Nebraska
trial lawyers, give us a call at (888) 387-4134 or
fill out our online form to provide us with details of your case and request
a case evaluation from a member of our firm.
Related Posts:


text:
Knížka, která je velmi vtipná a čtivá (s trochu těžší angličtinou), popisuje různé aspekty softwarového inženýrství pomocí příběhů. Jelikož jsem četl na Kindlu, tak jsem si hodně podtrhával. Z mnoha myšlenek namátkově vybírám ty, které by mohly fungovat i vytržené z kontextu:
"This basic what-do-you-do disconect between employees and managers is at the heart of why folks don't trust their managers or find them to be evil."
"You instinctively know that telling your boss that you had a beer at lunch is a bad idea, not because he'd know it, but because the organization would."
"If you're sitting in a meeting where you're unable to identify any players, get the hell out. This is a waste of your time."
"Rule of thumb: When the debate is no longer productive, it's time to make a decision."
"I know engineers want to solve every problem in the product in any given major release, but that never ever happens ever. Better is the enemy of done, and if it's your project, you need to draw a line on what topics/ideas you intend to tackle and stick to it."
"In just about every company I've worked at, the only source of measurable truth regarding the product is the bug database."
"Yes, this guy is a C++ god. The next question is, OK, so he's a god; is he going to piss off the rest of the team by being godlike?"
"A view: Like the drink, the view is a mental break, an escape to somewhere else that provides a brief alternation of perspective. This is why everyone in the office wants a window. It's not a status symbol, it's an escape."
"A useful meeting is not a speech; it's a debate."
Updated: O knížce už před časem psal blog Java crumbs.


text:
We hope you'll come out and join us at one of our annual events!
|April 28
|Family Resource Center Presents 'Art From the Heart' Auction
|June 1
|A Sweet Chance: Graduation Reception
|June 9
|Strike Against Child Abuse Bowling Tournament
|July 28
|Back to School Backpack & School Supply Drive
|A Sweet Chance: Quinces/ Sweet Sixteen
|Give Miami Day
|National Adoption Day
|Thanksgiving Food Drive
|Holiday Gift Drive for Children in Foster Care
Previous Events Photo Gallery
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Family Resource Center held our Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on February 23rd. During our event, we had the pleasure of honoring Judge Sampedro-Iglesia and Dr. Walter Lambert.
Holiday Toy Drive
On December 16th, we had about 25 volunteers come to FRC to help choose and wrap gifts for our 1300 children. Thank you to everyone who helped sponsor a child and organize toy drives this season.
no images were found
no images were found
National Adoption Day
National adoption day was on November 17th. It was held at the Miami Children's Museum this year. We had the privilege of celebrating 20 families that day.
no images were found
no images were found
A Sweet Chance
We had our event called 'A Sweet Chance' held on August 8th. A Sweet Chance is an event that we gave our girls to experience an unforgettable quinces or sweet sixteen. The girls were able to dress up in the perfect gowns, have their makeup done, their hair styled, everything they could dream up. The girls were able to have their nails done as well by creations beauty lounge and glamurs by dolly. They brought all the equipment to our office and set up shop for the day. They were photographed in a beautiful venue with many different poses. The photo shoot was at The Coral Gables Country Club. After the photography session, an escalade limo, sponsored from The American Transportation Limo picked them up to bring them to The Miami Springs Country Club for an after party held by Enrique Santos (a well known radio DJ from Tu 94.9) and iHeart Media. The party took place between 6:00-9:00 PM with dinner and dance. Dinner was provided by Chez Joseito and decorations by divinelysocial.
Back to School Backpack Drive & Volunteer Day
On Saturday, July 22, 2017, we had over 60 volunteers join us here at Family Resource Center to stuff almost 800 backpacks together. Family Resource Center provides backpacks to children from kindergarten all the way up until high school.
no images were found
no images were found
21st Annual Strike Against Child Abuse Charity Bowling Tournament
On Saturday June 10th, 2017, we had our 21st Annual Strike Against Child Abuse bowling tournament at Bird Bowl. Congratulations to City National Bank for coming in first place, Ver Ploeg & Lumpkin for coming in second and 4IT for coming in third place. We also had Citrus Health Network, City National Bank, Gables Insurance Agency and PepsiCo Foundation sponsor our event. We had two Miami Heat Dancers attend as special guests, signing autographs and taking photos with everyone. Many people went home with great items they won. We all had a wonderful time.
Art From The Heart Auction
On Saturday, April 29th, 2017 we hosted our Art From the Heart Auction in the Miami Design District at L'ARTE della Cucina. We had over 70 pieces of art donated to FRC from talented artists across Miami. There were over 300 people who attended our event. We had live art, hor d'oeuvres and drinks being served. We also had over 25 sponsors that helped FRC put this fantastic event together.
19th Annual Strike Against Child Abuse Charity Bowling Tournament
On Saturday June 6, 2015, more than 250 people came out to try their hand at taking home a tournament trophy all in support of kids in need. We had some great sponsors including Marcum, LitPrints & SnapHappy Photos. And our special one-of-a-kind bowling pin trophies were designed by Jessica Montoya. Everyone had a great time, and important funds were raised for services and care for children who have suffered abuse. Congrats to our winners! Third place went to Ver Ploeg & Lumpkin, P.A., 2nd place to Miami-Dade Fire Department, and 1st place to USI Insurance.
2014 Children's Hero Award Gala
On Friday October 24th, close to 200 supporters gathered at the Conrad Hotel in Brickell to honor Superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho, Sabadell CEO Mario Trueba & real estate developer and philanthropist Lawrence S. Hurwit. Find out more about this special night here: www.frcflorida.org/gala
no images were found
no images were found
Back to School Backpack Drive & Volunteer Day
60 volunteers gave their time on Saturday, July 19, 2014 to help us sort supplies and stuff backpacks for school-aged children in foster care. 500 backpacks were put together for kids in kindergarten through Grade 12.
no images were found
no images were found
18th Annual Strike Against Child Abuse Bowling Tournament
More than 300 supporters came out to Bird Bowl on June 7, 2014 to participate in FRC's annual fundraising event. Participants competed for the coveted 1st through 3rd place trophies, and had the opportunity to win exciting raffle prizes and bid on local deals and delights at the silent auction. Several bowling lanes were also donated to be used by FRC clients and foster children.
FRC Networking Night
Great conversations and many business connections created while networking for a great cause. On May 20, 2014, FRC had an amazing networking night with our friends at Merchant Processing Services and Americas Planned Giving.
no images were found
no images were found
Foster Parent Appreciation Picnic
Family Resource Center hosted its annual Foster Parent Appreciation Day at Tropical Park on Mother's Day Weekend (May 3, 2014) during National Foster Care Month.
BJ's Wholesale Club Blessings Donation
On Sept. 24, 2013, BJ's Wholesale Club in Hialeah Gardens donated 10 pallets of diapers to the babies and toddlers of FRC. This great donation was worth close to $8,000!
no images were found
no images were found
More Photos from earlier Family Resource Center Events & Programs


text:
The Oboz Women's Sawtooth Low BDry Shoe is a waterproof hiking shoe for wet, muddy adventures. Thanks to sidewall lugs built right into the durable Sawtooth outsole, your feet will be like incisors, cutting and tearing into the challenging terrain you meet along the changing trail. Moving upwards, you won't see the nylon shank but it will protect and stabilize you underfoot, with plenty of cushion from the dual density EVA. Hidden inside is a BDry membrane, providing your foot with waterproof/breathable protection, so you can hike in the rain, tromp through mud, and even take on a little bit of snow at the peak. The upper has been finished with waterproof nubuck leather and highly abrasion resistant textile, a mix you'll need to keep you looking good, regardless of the dirt you meet in nature.
So sorry, but only 4 items are allowed for comparison, so we're comparing the first 4. I blame the gnomes and so should you.
Would you like to compare the products you have selected now?


text:
Monasticon Carmelitanum Neerlandicum
On May 10 the first copy of the Monasticon Carmelitanum Neerlandicum was presented in Boxmeer, Netherlands, to fr. Giovanni Rosso o.carm. and to the provincial of the Dutch province fr. Ben Wolbers o.carm.
It is the result of a historical project conducted by Dr. Antoine Jacobs within the research programm "Christian Cultural Heritage" of the Radboud University of Nijmegen. The Monasticon Carmelitanum Neerlandicum is the first volume in the series of Monastica Carmelitana of the Institutum Carmelitanum in Rome.
A monasticon is a monastic lexicon, a book of reference in which the sources (archives, literature, documentation) thematically are included. These sources refer to the history of a series of monasteries. In this case monasteries of the Carmelite order in the Netherlands from 1249 to 1940. It is meant as an instrument and guide for future research.
The Carmelites settled in the thirteenth century in the Northern Netherlands. in Haarlem. Over the centuries, more Carmelite monasteries where founded. Most of them had to be abandoned in the 16th century, mainly due to the reformation.
In 1653 and 1672 two monasteries were founded in Boxmeer, a convent for Carmelites and one for Carmelite nuns. By a twist of fate, these convents survived the troubles of the French revolution. In the course of the 19th and 20th century they played a major part in the rise of Carmel in North-West Europe and beyond.
Dutch Carmelite Institute (NCI)
Steenstraat 39
5831 JA Boxmeer
Telephone: +31485562177
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Provincial archivist:
sr. Susan van Driel, MA
Staff member iconotheca:
fr. Harry Reinders
Website Dutch Carmelite Province:


text:
You are purchasing one box of Frontline Plus 3 Months Supply for Small Dogs 0-10KG = 0-22LBS. 1KG = 2.2 LBS. 1 Box = 3 Applicators.
Made in France, by Merial France. `EXP: 03/2020
Frontline Plus doesn't just kill adult fleas and ticks but also slays the next generation of flea eggs and larvae. Plus, it works non-stop for up to 30 days on dogs. Frontline Plus has 2 tough killing ingredients. The 1st, fipronil, kills adult fleas and ticks. The 2nd, (S)-methoprene, attacks flea eggs and larvae. They work together to kill all month long. Plus, it breaks the flea life cycle. By also destroying the next generation of flea eggs and larvae, Frontline Plus gives you the power to help prevent a flea infestation on your pet.
Flea medication is a preventative medication to be applied on time or earlier and not skipped. Please do not let your pets get flea infested before using because it could take up to 12 weeks for any type of flea medication to completely keep the flea infestation on the pet(s) in control along with treating the environment. Flea control includes treating environments, indoor and outdoors because flea medication only kills fleas in contact, not fleas in the environment. We and our pet(s) can bring fleas indoors when coming back from outside.
If the environment is not treated, new fleas will just keep getting onto the pet(s).


text: Ok, so 'baby' sounds so babyish but Robin's Egg Blue just doesn't have the same ring and not really quite as familiar to the masses. How about Budgie Blue?! I think it's appropriate in honour of my inspiration for this post. Not only do I love budgies but I love a pop of light blue in a space. Don't you agree? One day I'll own the right space to have a light blue couch. One day.


text:
It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Originally posted by camaro68ss
Originally posted by Heartisblack
Hell no, I'll rape,pillage and burn. After the SHTF there ain't no authority but yourself. Everybody take care of their own.
well dont come by my retreat. ill shoot you where you stand with that kind of mantality
Same perspective would apply for me under a SHTF scenario. Your car's burning and your stuck inside? Sorry, lady, my family needs attending to first.
Originally posted by David291
reply to post by Heartisblack
I know you can't save everybody, that's a fact but there is no need to go around killing people for their supplies etc, i know a lot of people that mind set but that doesn't help anyone. Survial of the fittest? Another age born from violence? We do not need that again.
It's time we had some peace around here, it's time we learnt that we as a whole are so much better than scattered and seperated as we are right now.
Originally posted by TheLordVeack
I can't honestly see how your modern day "peace time" view on morality can survive unchanged in a SHTF scenario. Surely it will all be about shunning strangers and doing anything to provide for yourself and your family? If that means stealing, robbing from others, etc, then so be it.
A SHTF scenario will change your outlook on life and in doing so will change your morals. (In my opinion.)
Originally posted by Heartisblack
Hell no, I'll rape,pillage and burn. After the SHTF there ain't no authority but yourself. Everybody take care of their own.
Originally posted by David291
reply to post by FTD Brat
depends on the situation, if someone was stuck inside a burning building/car and there was a possibility of saving them and my family is in a good situation. I'll try to help the person in the bad situation but hey, that's me.
Originally posted by Heartisblack
I'm not going to kill anybody for supplies, the point is have you seen any apocalypse movies ? They'll break in and kill you, before you can even find or get to them.
Originally posted by Heartisblack
That is the big problem itself. If they try and kill you, you really have no choice. And whoever suggested prayer or vibrations to keep the crazed lunatics away. You'll be the first gone.


text:
Roger Corman's Battle Amongst the Stars: Collected Edition (Preview)
in Comic Previews Comment
- Story by
- Martin Fisher
- Art by
- Ben Hansen
- Cover by
- Azim
- Publisher
- Blue Water Comics
The prequel to the cult film " Battle Beyond the Stars". 30 years before the movie, Zed of Akir boards an alien space craft and is drawn into an open galaxy unknown to him. There he finds himself in a race against time to stop a race called the Oztem's from being wiped out by the ruthless Remlar of the Malmori and his 1st Lieutenant Sador. The graphic novel has never before seen images!


text:
Science and Tech
- Wake Up The Giant
- Wednesday, 07 October 2015 13:07
- 1029
We all know that it is a dangerous heavy metal in its natural quicksilver form…
actually it's the most toxic non-radioactive element on the Earth. It used to be used in thermometers, but was quickly replaced due to the dangers if it were to break and get out. Now the issue is with the neurotoxin, methylmercury, which is unnaturally released into the environment. In both organic and inorganic form, mercury wreaks havoc on the nervous system, especially in developing nervous system within fetuses. It can penetrate al living cells of the human body, and is known to greatly increase the risk of autism. This calls into question mercury's use in dental fillings, vaccines, and just about anything containing high fructose corn syrup (which the FDA has known for years about, doing nothing), which is found in nearly every processed food and drink in the United States… including baby food. But the Corn Refiners Association naturally supports this chemical that is "dangerous at any level."
You are most likely familiar with the term, "mad as a hatter" from Lewis Carroll's classic children's book, Alice in Wonderland. But few realize that that the true origin of the saying comes from a disease that was particular in the hat making industry in the 1800's. A mercury solution was commonly used during the process of turning fur into felt, which caused the hatters to breathe in the fumes of this highly toxic metal, a situation worsened by poor ventilation in most of the workshops. This led to an accumulation of mercury in the workers' bodies, resulting in symptoms such as trembling, loss of coordination, slurred speech, loosening of teeth, memory loss, depression, irritability and anxiety.
You are first exposure to mercury in the womb, where the mother transfers mercury to the fetus through the placenta. Once the fetus is out of the uterus, there are many ways for mercury levels to exponentially grow.
According to the new Environment America report, "Dirty Energy's Assault on Our Health: Mercury" coal power plants in the United States emitted 134,365 pounds of mercury pollution in 2009. The report also found that only four states, Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia, are responsible for over 35 percent of all mercury pollution from coal power plants in the United States.
Over the past decade Americans have seen a 30 percent increase in airborne mercury pollution. China and India, due to their extremely high levels of population, have been building numerous coal power plants, worsening the problem.
In 2010 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stated that the number of diabetics in the United States has grown to nearly 26 million, which is a 10 percent increase over the year 2008. Very few people have connected the dots between this diabetes pandemic and increasing mercury exposure though.
Studies have shown that mercury tends to accumulate in the brains of primates and other animals after they are injected with vaccines. Mercury poisoning has been linked to mental retardation, autism, neurodegeneration, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, seizures, hyperactivity, dyslexia, and many other nervous system conditions, infantile acrodynia, asperger's syndrome, PDD-NOS, ADD, and the list goes on.
It damages the pineal gland, central nervous system, endocrine system, kidney, and other organs. It adversely affects the mouth, gums, and teeth. If someone is exposed over long periods of to large amounts of mercury vapor it can result in permanent brain damage and ultimately death.
Mercury and its compounds are particularly toxic to fetuses and infants. Women who have been exposed to mercury during their pregnancy have sometimes given birth to children with serious birth defects, such as Minamata disease.
The biggest challenge with diagnosing heavy metal toxicity is its slow effect that never lets the person affected know for sure if mercury is the root of the problem. Because of this it's able to destroy the immune system and cause many unrelated diseases and go untreated. A lot of the time doctors will mistakenly try to cure something else, when mercury was at the root of the problem the whole time. Hence, it is a must that you identify certain symptoms that are associated with mercury poisoning:
Psychological Disturbances
Fits of anger, short term memory loss, low self-esteem, inability to sleep, loss of self-control, sleepiness are some signs of psychological disturbances. Besides, a person may also suffer from the loss of ability to learn new things or things that require memorization.
Oral Cavity Problems
Inflammation of the mouth, loss of bone around teeth, ulcerated gums and other areas in the mouth, darkening of gums, taste of metal, bleeding gums etc., point to a possibility of mercury poisoning.
Digestive Tract Problems
Cramps, inflamed colon, diarrhea and other digestive problems are also indicative of mercury poisoning.
Cardiovascular Problems
Weak pulse, blood pressure changes, chest pain or feeling of pressure in the chest area are some cardiovascular problems associated with this condition.
Respiratory problems
Weakness and problems with breathing, emphysema, persistent cough are some respiratory problems that are linked with mercury poisoning.
Neurological Problems
Headaches, vertigo, tinnitus, twitching in various areas of the body (eyelids, feet etc.), may be warning signs of mercury overexposure.
Almost 20 percent of the children in this country are chronically ill or disabled. That's a very different situation from what it was 20 or 30 years ago, and there's no explanation given by the public health authorities as to why that is true, according to Barbara Loe Fisher in the National Vaccine information Center. In children the symptoms are even worst:
· Decreased eye contact.
· Repeating certain actions over and over again.
· Not responding to their name.
· Not looking at an object when pointed.
· Poor concentration or attention.
· Sensitivity to sensory stimulation.
Common language or speech related symptoms of mercury poisoning include:
· Loss or delay of speech.
· Difficulty in understanding and articulating words.
· Difficulty in memorizing.
Also, following common social problems can be attributed to mercury poisoning.
· Withdrawal.
· Irritability.
· Aggressive behavior.
· Night terrors.
· Sleep problems.
· Mood swings.
In addition other symptoms include auto-immune disorders such as:
· Multiple sclerosis
· Juvenile diabetes
· Asthma
· Chronic ear infections
· Decreased immunity.
Although mercury alone isn't the cause of the above symptoms, it can most certainly lead to these symptoms occurring.
Aside from removing mercury tooth fillings, avoiding vaccines that are tainted with mercury… you can only eat sparingly fish (tuna and dolphins especially) and bottom feeds such as shrimps and prawns. Typically the bigger the fish the higher the concentration of mercury in its body tissue is.
Eco light bulbs contain a mercury vapor which gets released if they are smashed. Avoid breaking indoors; otherwise the room must be fumigated to rid the vapor completely.
Mercury can be removed from the body eating chlorella, wheatgrass, and spirulina on a daily basis. The cilantro herb can specifically help remove mercury from brain tissue.
Common items that mercury can be found in include:
· Quaker Oatmeal to Go bars
· Jack Daniel's Barbecue Sauce
· Hershey's Chocolate Syrup
· Kraft Original Barbecue Sauce
· Nutri-Grain Strawberry Cereal Bars
· Manwich Gold Sloppy Joe
· Market Pantry Grape Jelly
· Smucker's Strawberry Jelly
· Pop-Tarts Frosted Blueberry
· Hunt's Tomato Ketchup
· Wish-Bone Western Sweet & Smooth Dressing
· Coca-Cola Classic: no mercury found on a second test
· Yoplait Strawberry Yogurt
· Minute Maid Berry Punch
· Yoo-hoo Chocolate Drink
· Nesquik Chocolate Milk
· Kemps Fat Free Chocolate Milk
Amalgam (silver fillings)
Drinking water (tap and well)
Auto exhaust
Plumbing (piping)
Bleached flour
Processed foods
Fabric Softeners
Calomel (talc, body powder)
Thimerosal vaccines
Paint pigments and solvents
Cinnabar (used in jewelry)
Cosmetics (mascara)
Floor waxes and polishes
Wood preservatives
Air conditioner filters
Fluorescent lamps
Eco light bulbs


text:
E-mail security company IronPort Systems is selling its Bonded Sender program to e-mail service provider Return Path.
Announced April 12, the purchase will make IronPort a Return Path shareholder and put Scott Weiss, IronPort's founder and CEO, on Return Path's board. IronPort will continue to provide hardware infrastructure for the program as well. Financial terms were not disclosed.
The Bonded Sender program, which has a reach of more than 35,000 networks and 250 million e-mail boxes, asks legitimate e-mail marketers to put up a cash bond to guarantees their messages aren't spam. If a complaint is lodged against a Bonded Sender marketer, it could forfeit part or all of the bond. IronPort counts companies such as Google, CheetahMail and Microsoft Corp. among its customers.
It's a smart move for Return Path, and one that should boost the visibility and progress of all reputation-based programs, including Bonded Sender, said Shar VanBoskirk, an analyst with Forrester Research.
"When Bonded Sender was at IronPort, it was a good product; but the company is a technology company. This wasn't their core business," she explained. "This is a nice change because Return Path will be better able to leverage the Bonded Sender program in the way it was intended."
Des Cahill, CEO of Habeas Inc., whose products compete with Bonded Sender, said, "IronPort did little to advance [Bonded Sender] beyond the initial program. Having Return Path in the market creates two credible competitors. It gives customers more than one viable choice."
Still, David Daniels, research director at Jupiter Research, said the agreement may increase Bonded Sender's user base, possibly affecting the market share of Habeas.
"Return Path has a very strong relationship with the e-mail-marketing community, including many of the leading ESPs. This move should also increase the adoption of the Bonded Sender program, further legitimizing the programs for senders and receivers," he said.


text:
Björk: Biophilia App for Android and Windows 8 (Canceled)
Help us bring Björk's Biophilia app to Android and Windows 8 for the first time and support the Biophilia Educational Program!
Björk: Biophilia App for Android and Windows 8 (Canceled)
Help us bring Björk's Biophilia app to Android and Windows 8 for the first time and support the Biophilia Educational Program!
Use this space to cheer the creator along, and talk to your fellow backers.
Have a question?
Kristine Roan on
I'm surprised and sad to see the funding for this project cancelled. It seems the Kickstarter page could have been publicized more (frequently) on Facebook, etc. I hope the Biophilia team finds another solution! It's so worth it.
Nikos Hidalgo on
my advice for possible future projects would be to have more accessible pledges. The prices on these pledges were hign enough and the variety between prices was almost non-existant. I really hope you can find another way to achieve your goal, even though i've already enjoyed the music and the apps for the past couple of years.
Lidwine de Royer on
With more than 2 400 000 fans on Björk's Facebook Page, the goal should be easy to reach...
May I suggest the information to be posted once more (and in a clearer way) on her FB page ?
15% of these 2 400 000 people giving at least £1, sounds possible, doesn't it ?
This user's account has been deleted.
Remi D. Finjord on
Will the people getting physical rewards need to add anything for international shipping?
Paul Pistolesi on
Dear Björk,
I discover your music only 7 Months ago (Shame on me)
Now I need Your music, everyday, everytimes..
I Like your music, I like Biophilia Project thats very interessting
I support you as i can in this project
i'm a owner of Android Smartphone and i want this app on my phone ! : )
I come 2 times in March I look forward to seeing you !! I hope my presence will support your project more !
I can't wait !!
Adrian Arias on
Querida Bjork, escuché la forma en que presentaste el proyecto y realmente siento que Biophilia es una revolución en el universo de música y ciencia. Es un proyecto brillante porque le da poder a la imaginación de un niño y le da la opción de despertar sonidos primigenios, ancestrales y a la vez futuros. Gracias por hacer esto con las nuevas generaciones, Biohilia es un instrumento de paz y constante creación.
Dear Bjork, I heard how you presented the project and really feel that Biophilia is a revolution in the world of music and science. It is a brilliant project because empowers a child's imagination and gives to the child the option of waking primitive, ancestral and future sounds. Thank you for doing this with the new generations, Biohilia is an instrument of peace and constant creation.
Nikos Hidalgo on
I bought an ipod just to get the biophilia app suite when it got released, i really hope this project is successful so more people can enjoy it. Good luck!
Ian Linkletter on
Very energized by this ambitious educational technology project!


text:
Jet Set Blue Salt and Pepper Set
Our Price: $14.99
You Save $6.01
Item #5168662
In Stock
A simple blue and white striped design gives a modern touch to any table. Crafted of porcelain. Microwave and dishwasher safe. Set includes (1) each salt and pepper shakers, each measures 2 inches wide x 3-1/4 inches high.
Dishwasher safe.
0.50 lbs.
3.25 in.
2.00 in.
2.00 in.


text:
Cut QualityDiamonds cut to ideal proportions are made to reflect the most amount of light. High percentage of diamond weight is lost in the process of shaping and polishing the diamond. Such diamonds are perceived as most brilliant and fiery, thus making this the most desirable cut. Because in making ideally cut diamonds more diamond material is sacrificed for the sake of appearance, they are usually more expansive.
ColorDiamonds of H color are almost colorless. H color is the second best grade of in near colorless category. To see the presence of color one would place such diamonds against flat white background. Some presence of either yellow, brown or gray tint should be noticeable.
ClarityTypically VS2 diamonds have minuscule inclusions. Inclusions in VS2 clarity grade should be mainly light-colored and completely invisible to the naked eye. Very small dark inclusions are allowable under the girdle when view under 10x magnification. Diamonds in VS2 category are great choice for people looking to balance high clarity and affordable price.


text:
The stealth surveillance aircraft that fell to ground in Iran has been called "bat-winged," but it looks more like a boomerang. It remains to be seen if it will boomerang, too, as did the famous U-2 flight over the Soviet Union back in the cold war.
It ought to be no surprise that the United States is spying on Iran. Gathering data on Iran's nuclear program is pretty much a core mission of the CIA, the NSA and the other members of the intelligence alphabet. As John Pike points out, satellites are useful for many, many goals, but to maintain a close-up view of what's going in and out of buildings and bunkers, a surveillance drone is better.
But the worrisome part of this, admittedly fueled more by the breathless media coverage of the downed drone, which was reportedly 140 miles inside Iranian territory, is the idea that the United States is escalating its covert war against Iran and, indeed, preparing to use the "military option." It is, in fact, highly unlikely that the United States will go to war against Iran. Let us count the reasons: first, it would be catastrophically counterproductive, hardening Iran's hardliners, undermining its Green Movement and other opposition forces and driving its nuclear program deep underground. Second, it might unleash a regional conflagration if Iran decided to strike back, overtly or covertly, against the United States and its regional allies. Third, it would be illegal and contrary to international law to launch an unprovoked attack against Iran, which would leave the United States isolated, bereft of many allies, angering Russia and China and pushing Iran into North Korea-like self-sufficiency and greater authoritarianism. Fourth, it would gravely threaten the world economy, with skyrocketing oil prices, removing Iran's substantial exports from the market. It's possible to add to this list.
In other words, it would be insane and self-defeating.
Many, many strategists in Washington have essentially given up trying to block Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, if that's what it wants to do, and instead are busily developing plans to "contain" or box in Iran if it goes nuclear and to deal with it much as the United States dealt with the Soviet Union and then China when they joined the nuclear club.
But, quoting current and former US officials, the Washington Post tells us today that there is a "growing belief within the Obama administration that covert action and carefully choreographed economic pressure may be the only means of coercing Iran to abandon its nuclear ambitions." It cites "the administration's shift toward a more confrontational approach—one that also includes increased arms sales to Iran's potential rivals in the Middle East as well as bellicose statements by US officials and key allies."


text:
DUBAI (Reuters) - Three Iranian military personnel were killed in south-east Iran early on Wednesday when the vehicle they were travelling in was struck by a roadside bomb, Iranian media said.
The reported killings - near to where the borders of Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan meet - come at a time of heightened tension in the region as separatist Sunni Islamist militants step up attacks on officially Shi'ite Iran.
Heavily-armed drug smugglers are also active in the region.
The three men were part of an engineering division of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) working on construction projects near the city of Saravan, Tasnim news agency quoted an unnamed provincial official as saying.
In early November gunmen shot dead a public prosecutor and his driver in the city of Zabol, also in the border area, in reprisal for the hanging of 16 prisoners who were accused of being terrorists.
Days before that, militants killed 14 Iranian border guards in an attack near Iran's frontier with Pakistan. The previously little known group Jaish ul-Adl said it had carried out the attack.
Following Iran's 2010 execution of the leader of the Baluchi separatist Sunni Muslim group Jundollah, analysts say there has been a radicalization of armed insurgents in the majority Sunni region, with militants advocating a noticeably more al Qaeda-style international 'jihad' or holy war.
Rights groups have documented more than 400 executions in Iran so far in 2013. At least 125 of those have been carried out since the election of President Hassan Rouhani on June 14, Human Rights Watch said recently.
(Reporting by Marcus George; editing by Alister Doyle)


text:
A limited number of places at the Winter School are reserved for unwaged students at a total cost of £360.
This cost can be reduced further by applying for a bursary. Bursaries will be worth £180 (roughly halving the cost of attendance) and may be increased in some circumstances.
Bursaries will be awarded on the basis of a letter of application (which should include some account of the writer's interest in Romantic literature). The letter should be accompanied by a c.v., and supported by a reference from the candidate's supervisor.
Please address applications and any inquiries to the Winter School Administrator email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Applications must be received by 1 December 2017


text:
I'm a web and software developer from the fabulous land of Transylvania!
I have been working as a freelance developer since 2003. My experience includes working with a wide array of companies with focus on manufacturing technologies, tourism, solar energy, sales, online marketing, etc.
It has all begun, when I started working part time in HTML/CSS for the advertisement industry, creating printed and web based promotional materials for a local IT company in Oradea, Transylvania. I have always enjoyed working with and creating different types of software, creating simple and user friendly products for others.
Web and Software Development - Made Simple! That is the motto I follow when I create any of my projects.
To find out more about what I have to offer, please click the About me button.


text:
Preserved Lemon Super Sauce
If you like it, save it!
Save and organize all of the stuff you love in one place.Got it!
If you like something…
Click the heart, it's called favoriting. Favorite the stuff you like.Got it!
Author Notes: This vibrant, creamy and easy-to-make sauce was conceived for use as a salad dressing, but it's really far more versatile than that. Try it as a sandwich spread, use it as a dip for raw or blanched vegetables, or toss it with boiled new potatoes for a citrusy take on potato salad. —lindsay | please pass the peas
Makes: about 1 cup
wedge of preserved lemon (1 quarter of a lemon)
cup full-fat Greek yogurt
tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
tablespoons warm water
teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
teaspoon sugar
- Rinse the preserved lemon to get rid of excess salt. Remove seeds, if there are any.
- Put all of the ingredients into a food processor and blender, using the smaller amounts of olive oil and water. Whir until well you have a combined and no large pieces of lemon remain.
- Taste. Adjust the flavor by adding the extra olive oil and water, if desired.
- The dressing can be used right away but the flavors meld and mellow a little if it is allowed to rest, tightly covered and refrigerated, for a few hours first.
- This dressing stores in the refrigerator for at least a week.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Recipes with 5 Ingredients or Fewer
More Great Recipes:
Cheese|Fruit|Condiment|Salad|5 Ingredients or Fewer|Gluten-Free|Make Ahead|Vegetarian


text:
Q: Why are you a conductor?
In short, conducting an orchestra is the most exhilarating feeling in the world. To stand on a stage and feel such a deep connection between you and 100 unbelievably talented musicians is almost indescribable. And I love it.
When I was little, music was always part of my life. My father continually had classical music on the stereo. I can't remember a time when music was not there—and I ate it up. When one piece would end, I would stop what I was doing to hear what was coming next.
So my parents took this obsession with classical music and started me on the piano at the age of three. There was no question that I would make music a major part of my life, spending countless hours in a practice room, agonizing over the keyboard, practicing until my arms ached.
Yet, my heart always seemed to wander to the conducting greats—their technique and passion was truly inspiring. I can remember so clearly witnessing Sir Georg Solti leading the orchestra at the Eastman School of Music in Beethoven's Symphony No.5. His immense power on the podium and the sound he pulled from the orchestra was so riveting; it is an image I still call on frequently when I conduct today.
So, while I loved the piano, and still do—I'm an active piano soloist as well as a conductor—I decided to embrace my own passion and started to study conducting. It was some of the hardest work I've ever done, but the most rewarding.
When I stand before an orchestra today, I am constantly in awe of the connection and partnership I get to experience as I take a remarkable journey through a score with an ensemble of musical travelers such as myself. I had my first official 'I've made it moment' when I was conducting the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in Jennifer Hidgon's Fanfare Ritmico. Stepping on to the podium and leading the orchestra was like driving the most amazing sports car; I was breathless with excitement. It was in that moment that I knew there was no place else for me but on the podium.
Q: What is your favorite music to conduct?
Now, this is a tough question. Asking which piece of music is my favorite or which repertoire I like to conduct best is like asking me to pick between my children: I can't do it! However, if pressed, I would have to say I'm particularly fond of the Russians: Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich, Stravinsky, Scriabin.
There is something so visceral about the way the music feels when I am conducting these composers' works. I have a true connection to it rhythmically and emotionally. There is a unique quality of spirituality in their pieces, and they write such compelling and passionate music in a deep and meaningful harmonic language—a language I love speaking with the orchestra and sharing with the audience. It is a very powerful experience and I look forward to it every time I get an opportunity to dive into the Russian repertoire.
Q: Do you like to work with living composers?
I have the utmost respect for living composers—they should be celebrated like the rock stars that they are! I cannot convey strongly enough just how important they are to the survival of classical music, let alone securing our future audiences and the overall success of the orchestral industry as a whole.
Let me put it this way: without new works, our dialogue as musicians, between ourselves and our audiences, would eventually blend into the background, become almost white noise and, as artists, we cannot let that happen. Music of our time describes who we are as a society and places us in history. Much like poetry, dance, the visual and dramatic arts, music is a reflection of our culture.
So yes, I have a true passion for conducting the music of today's composers, and I feel deeply that it is an intrinsic duty of all musicians to perform their music, not just once in a premiere, but continually programming it and presenting it. Providing an audience the opportunity to hear a new work multiple times educates their ears and opens their minds, perhaps creating a taste for something new and different.
And, on a personal note, there is nothing more artistically pleasing than collaborating with a living composer. Having him or her in the audience, working with you side-by-side, getting it 'straight from the horse's mouth' it is something that I look forward every time I tackle a new work.
We are always looking for the newest and latest in technology, medicine, science and even pop culture, why not have that approach to music. To me, the excuse of it being too jarring or too difficult to digest is only because there is so little exposure to it. My view may sound naïve and I know contemporary works can be difficult to sell to subscribers, but so is Bruckner and Mahler in many cases. We should all do what we can—artists, audiences, presenters—to explore and promote new music, it is vitally important not only to prolonging the life of our art form, but for the growth of our society.
Q: What are your goals when conducting a family / education concert?
The thought of bringing classical music to fresh young ears and sharing the visual and emotional aspects of a seeing a live orchestra perform for the first time excites me to no end. I love hearing the gasp from these audiences as they experience the initial strains of music, the immediacy and excitement they exude is breathtaking. It's an amazing feeling and I look forward to their reaction each time I take the podium.
Beyond making a student concert fun and engaging, I deeply believe that we as musicians need to invite young people in and challenge them to make classical music their own. Let them see that it doesn't just belong to someone of their parents' or grand parents' generation. I want them to feel like it's their music, and that their power of understanding is much deeper than they give themselves credit.
While I love to program works that are familiar to young audiences, I also invite them to hear new music. I find that many times this technique has makes more of an impact on them than Beethoven or Mozart, and to me that says a lot about their capacity to listen and understand.
Going beyond the music I want to talk about something that isn't often discussed, but should be. We as musicians, whether you are on the podium or in the orchestra, have been given an awesome responsibility to act as role models. I can't explain the feeling of joy I get when teachers bring their students up to meet me. Knowing that I might be shaking hands with the next Steve Jobs or Warren Buffet is a bit awe inspiring, and I am hopeful that I have made an impact on them in some way. My advice to all musicians is simple: be inspiring to others, our future depends on it.
Q: What are some of your favorite things to do when you are on the road?
When I travel, exploring the local dining scene is one of my passions. I love all kinds of food from Ethiopian to down-home BBQ. I can't get enough. No matter where I am, I always make a point of checking in with the locals to get leads on the best and most eclectic places to sample the local cuisine.
One time I was introduced to this amazing little sushi restaurant in Las Vegas. Their food surpassed anything I have had anywhere. There was no sign advertising its location and it was conveniently tucked into a mini-mall, unassumingly wedged in between a nail salon and some bodegas.
When I entered the place, I was amazed! The mini-mall drifted away and I was ushered into what looked like a high-end sushi bar, much like one you might find in Japan—and having just returned from there and witnessing firsthand the infamous Tsukiji Fish Market, my standards where remarkably high. The restaurant was called Kabuto Edomae Sushi, it had about 15 seats total and the food was out of this world—I can't recommend it strongly enough. Finding a gem like this is invaluable to my survival as a traveling conductor. Exploring the unknown and embracing an adventure is something I highly encourage, no matter if you are working through a score or trying to find a place to eat.


text:
Whether yours is a communications, life sciences, healthcare, retail, or travel and transportation enterprise, everyone in the commercial industry is facing similar, formidable business challenges.
With Unisys, you'll have all the solutions and services you need to tackle your most complex business and IT problems, and achieve full digital transformation.
The pressures institutions like yours face are constantly evolving—and getting ahead of them is a real challenge.
Your employees and customers covet new technologies, like digital, mobile, and social. Fintechs and other non-traditional competitors are entering the market in force. And you're juggling increased expectations, capitalization requirements, regulations, and cyber threats.
With Unisys, you'll simplify and automate operations, so you can drive sustainable growth and differentiation while delivering an enhanced customer experience.
Learn More
Transformation in government services is underway now unlike anything in the past decade. The ultimate goal? To promote a safer, more secure world and enhance citizens' lives.
Through a combination of user-centered processes, robust services, and innovative solutions, Unisys helps governments transform digitally with security built in at every step.
Data is the linchpin in your ability to make in-the-moment competitive decisions, increase efficiency, and identify new market and customer opportunities. But, if you're like most companies, 80% of your data is unstructured and file-based, and cannot be analyzed with traditional relational database tools.
With Unisys, you can marry subject matter experts with data scientists, and use machine learning to run real-time predictive algorithms to be more competitive in the marketplace while generating more revenue per customer at a lower cost.
BLUE BELL, Pa., February 15, 2010 – Unisys Corporation (NYSE: UIS) announced today that Paul E. Weaver has been elected to the Unisys Board of Directors and appointed to the Audit Committee of the Board.
Weaver is former vice chairman of PricewaterhouseCoopers and former chairman of PricewaterhouseCoopers' Global Technology and Infocomm practice. His 30-year experience at PricewaterhouseCoopers included providing audit and advisory services to some of the world's largest multinational companies.
"We are delighted to have Paul join our Board of Directors," said Unisys Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Ed Coleman. "His leadership, business experience and understanding of the information technology industry will make him a valuable addition to our Board."
Weaver is also a director of AMN Healthcare.
About Unisys
Unisys is a worldwide information technology company. We provide a portfolio of IT services, software, and technology that solves critical problems for clients. We specialize in helping clients secure their operations, increase the efficiency and utilization of their data centers, enhance support to their end users and constituents, and modernize their enterprise applications. To provide these services and solutions, we bring together offerings and capabilities in outsourcing services, systems integration and consulting services, infrastructure services, maintenance services, and high-end server technology. With approximately 23,000 employees, Unisys serves commercial organizations and government agencies throughout the world. For more information, visit www.unisys.com.
Unisys is a registered trademark of Unisys Corporation. All other brands and products referenced herein are acknowledged to be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
Investor Contact:Niels Christensen, email@example.com
Media Contact:Jim Kerr, firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Friday, January 1st, 2016Elena Yarritu named director of the Carmel Valley Library Family Concert Series
The friends of the Carmel Valley Library support the Family Concert Series that runs once per month on the second Wednesday, January through December.
Monday, October 5th, 2015New CD Release! Emigrantes: Music for flute and piano from Argentina
When one thinks of tango, the flute isn't the first instrument that comes to mind. In the last decade or so, a resurgence of instrumental tango music in Buenos Aires has been described as the "new" golden age for the genre, especially so for the flute, which was one of the original instruments in tango. After many decades of non-existence, the flute takes on a prominent role in the music offered here.
Featured is a new work by Exequiel Mantega, commissioned by Elena Yarritu, and the North American premier of his arrangements of Piazzolla's Tango Etudes for Two Flutes with flutist Paulina Fain.
Monday, December 15th, 2014Elena Yarritu appointed to faculty of Idyllwild SummerARTS
Band, Wind Ensemble, Orchestra and Chamber Music for young musicians up to age 18.
Monday, July 21st, 2014Tango Para Musicos
The first annual Tango festival for instrumentalists, soloists, chamber groups and orchestras in Buenos Aires, the birthplace of the tango. Classes and discussions with experts on flute, piano, bandoneon, violin, bass, composition and arranging. Open to amateurs, students and professionals.
July 21-27, 2014
Sunday, June 16th, 2013Yarritu returns to Silicon Valley Music Festival
Elena Yarritu heads out to the 2nd annual Silicon Valley Music Festival to perform Barber Summer Music, Messiaen's Le Merle Noir, Faure's Fantaisie, Andy Akiho's To WALk Or RuN in WEst Harlem, and to conduct Schoenberg's arrangement of Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde.


text:
There are many resources in Newfoundland and Labrador that can help you meet your goals and lead a full, active life – whether it's a sports club, eye health organization, recreational facility or an agency that offers disability benefits to people who are blind or partially sighted. Browse the list below to learn more.
CNIB partners with numerous community resources, including:
Independent Living Resource Centre 4 Escasoni PlaceSt. John's, NL. A1A 3R6Phone: 709-722-4031Fax: 709-722-0147TTY: 709-722-7998Toll Free: 1-866-722-4031Email: email@example.com Address: http://www.ilrc-nl.ca
Glenn Roy Blundon Center for Persons with DisabilitiesMemorial University of Newfoundland and LabradorCentre: UC4007Phone: 737-2156TTY for persons who are deaf: 737-4763Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Address: http://www.mun.ca/blundon/about/index.php
Y Community Employment Services5 Job Street, St. John's, NLPhone: 709-754-2982
Seniors Resource Centrela370 Torbay Road, W 100St. John's, NL A1A 0L4Phone: 709-737-2333Toll free 1-800-563-5599 (within the province)Email: email@example.com: www.seniorsresource.ca
CCRWPartnership for Workplace Inclusion Program31 Peet St., Suite 225St. John's, NLA1B 3W8Phone: 709-754-4941Fax: 709-754-5941
Your gift
to CNIB today will help to ensure that Canadians
who are blind or partially sighted have the skills,
confidence and opportunities to fully participate
in life.
Be an Advocate
Use our
online form or call
Directions to our National Office
Website Powered by Microsoft


text:
We are testing a new beta website for gov.scot
go to new site
Register to receive email news alerts, daily digest, weekly roundup or Topic newsletters.
An Appropriate Assessment (AA) determines the potential significant effects of a project or plan on listed European species and habitats. Where a developer wishes to work in or near to a Natura 2000 site, or in an area recognised as an important marine area for marine species such as, seals and cetaceans, they are required to undertake an AA prior to gaining the relevant consents and licences for development.
Natura 2000 is the Europe-wide network of protected sites developed under the European Commission Habitats Directive (Directive 92/43/EEC) and the Birds Directive (79/409/EEC).
Marine Scotland will actively undertake AAs in relation to the issuing of licenses for renewable deployments in Scotland's seas. SNH, as the statutory nature conservation to Scottish Ministers, will provide advice on the AA's undertaken for marine renewable deployments.
Marine Scotland will also take a systematic approach to undertaking AA's for the development of offshore wind in Scotland's Seas. The following links provide information on:
Page updated: Wednesday, March 31, 2010


text:
Michael Jackson custody update
Debbie Rowe is bluffing in her custody bid for the Michael Jackson's children. Rowe is simply bidding for another payout, according to a Jackson family insider.
Courts recently delayed a hearingthat could make Katherine Jackson the sole guardian of Michael's three children, Michael, Paris and Prince (nicknamed Blanket), so the Jackson family could work out an agreement with Debbie Rowe.
Rowe is the biological mother of the two oldest children, but has not seen them in years, as she testified at Jackson's 2005 molestation trial. According to a source close to the family, she accepted an $8 million lump sum pay out to relinquish her parental rights, plus another $900,000 annually. She took Jackson back to court in 2006 to reinstate her rights, but her true motivation came to light when she said Jackson had stopped paying her. She backed down when he agreed to pay her another $4 million, plus buy her a $900,000 home.
Now, the source says, Rowe has come to an agreement with Katherine Jackson for another $4 million in exchange for not challenging guardianship. Michael left specific instructionsthat his mother Katherine should raise his children in the event of his death.
"It's one final payday," said the source. "They felt it was like a ransom-type thing. (Rowe) jumped back into the picture because she wanted money."
"This would be it. This takes away any rights she has to challenge custody at any given time," the source said. "If something happens to Katherine, (Rowe) can't challenge the next (guardian), whether that be Diana Ross or someone in the family."
While Rowe's team floated rumors that she was concerned over Joe Jackson's potential influence on the kids -- something most close to the singer agree he would not have wanted -- the source says there is no such stipulation in the agreement. Debbie simply took the cash and ran -- again.
A lawyer for Rowe fired off a missive slamming the story, saying "Ms. Rowe has not accepted -- and will not accept -- any additional financial consideration beyond the spousal support she and Michael Jackson personally agreed to several years ago." But that verbiage can still be interpreted as Rowe getting a payout under the guise of an umbrella payment of spousal support she'd otherwise miss out on due to Jackson's death.
More Michael Jackson
The top 10 Michael Jackson covers
Michael Jackson will perform in London
The complete Michael Jackson memorial video replay
Highlight videos from Michael Jackson's memorial
Katherine Jackson denied executorship over Jackson's estate
Michael Jackson album sales soar
Michael Jackson's will details
Michael Jackson's family takes control of his estate
Janet Jackson speaks at BET Awards
Lisa Marie Presley speaks out
Remembering Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson's 5 greatest entertainment moments
10 Michael Jackson performance videos
Photo gallery tribute to Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson's most famous albums: A photo gallery


text:
Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Medium, Romantic, Brunette Hairstyle
1. To get Julia Louis Dreyfus' hairstyle, apply a root booster to damp hair and part down the middle.2. Use a medium round brush to completely dry hair, lifting as you dry to create volume.3. Separate hair into large sections and use a 2-inch curling iron to curl the hair from middle to ends.4. Finger comb to break up heavy sections and create a looser look.5. Mist hair well with a strong-hold spray to keep curls intact throughout the day. See More Julia Louis-Dreyfus Hairstyles
Mary Kate Olsen Medium, Wavy Hairstyle with Braids and Twists
Misha Barton with a Medium, Tousled, Blonde, Romantic Hairstyle Pictures
1. To get Misha Barton's hairstyle, apply a volumizing mousse to damp hair. Blow dry your hair, using a round brush. Part your hair in the middle.2. Spray your hair with a shine spray.3. Finish with a light-hold hairspray. See More Misha Barton Hairstyles
Misha Barton with a Medium, Tousled, Blonde, Romantic Hairstyle Pictures
Cameron Diaz with a Medium, Tousled, Blonde, Romantic Hairstyle Pictures
1. To get Cameron Diaz's hairstyle, apply a volumizing mousse to damp hair and blow dry, using a round brush to add wave. Part your hair in a middle part.2. Spray your hair with a shine spray.3. Finish with a medium-hold hairspray. See More
Emily Van Camp with a Medium, Tousled, Blonde, Romantic Hairstyle Pictures
1. To get Emily Van Camp's hairstyle, apply a shine serum to damp hair and blow dry. Use a your fingers to add texture. 2. Part your hair in the center, and then mist your hair with a heat protectant. 3. Use a 2-inch curling iron to add beach waves, and then smooth on a shine serum with your hands. 4. Finish with a medium-hold hairspray. See More Emily Van Camp Hairstyles
Aubrey Plaza's Medium, Brunette, Tousled, Romantic Hairstyle
Anna Kendrick's Medium, Wavy, Romantic, Tousled Hairstyle
Ariel Winter's Medium, Tousled, Romantic Hairstyle
1. To get Ariel Winter's hairstyle, part clean, dry hair to one side.
2. Divide hair into three sections and curl small pieces of hair around a 1 1/2-2-inch curling iron until all hair is curled.
3. Pull two small front sections of hair loosely away from your face and secure with bobby pins at the back of your head.
4. Finger comb hair to break up the curls and mist with hairspray.
5. Throw hair over one shoulder to display waves and dust with shine spray.
See More Ariel Winter Hairstyles
Kelly Osbourne Medium, Wavy, Tousled, Sophisticated Hairstyle
Carrie Underwood Medium, Wavy, Romantic, Blonde Hairstyle with Bangs
Carrie Underwood's Medium, Wavy, Romantic, Blonde Hairstyle with Bangs looks feminine and edgy. See how to get it:
1. To get Carrie Underwood's hairstyle, apply a defrizzing serum, like Moroccan Oil, to damp hair.
2. Blow dry your hair under low heat with a round brush, and make sure to wrap your bangs around a bristle brush to give them good lift.
3. Once your hair is dry, apply heat-protectant to hair and run a flat iron over your bangs to straighten them.
4. Next, section hair into 2-inch segments and curl each section from mid-shaft to ends with a 2-inch curling iron.
5. Finish by smoothing on a dime-sized amount of smoothing cream over your entire hairstyle, and mist all over with anti-frizz hairspray to prevent flyaways.
See More Carrie Underwood Hairstyles
Diane Lane Curly Tousled, Romantic, Prom, Brunette Hairstyle
Kristen Stewart Wavy, Tousled, Romantic Hairstyle
Jennifer Grey Tousled, Romantic, Brunette Half Updo
Madonna Medium, Tousled Hairstyle
Julia Roberts Wavy, Sophisticated Hairstyle
Claire Danes Wavy, Tousled, Blonde Hairstyle
Dianna Agron Medium, Wavy, Romantic Half Updo
America Ferrera Medium, Curly, Brunette Hairstyle
Claire Danes Medium, Sexy, Blonde Hairstyle
Demi Lovato Tousled, Curly, Brunette Hairstyle
Demi Lovato's tousled waves look so gorgeous on long hair. Steal her style:
1. Apply volumizing foam to damp hair and let it air dry to bring out your natural texture.
2. Use a 2-inch curling iron to curl the bottom half of your hair. Twist the barrel in one direction, and release the curl after about 8-10 seconds (let go sooner if you want looser curls).
3. Shake out your curls and mist with a fine hairspray, combing through them with your fingers to relax them a bit.
4. Bring both hair over your shoulders for a flirty finish.
See More Demi Lovato Hairstyles
Leighton Meester Medium, Curly, Chic Hairstyle
Selena Gomez Curly, Sophisticated, Black Hairstyle
Selena Gomez's full curls look so sophisticated. Steal her style:
1. Give damp hair a deep side part. Apply volumizing foam and let it air dry to bring out your natural texture.
2. Use a 1 1/2-inch curling iron to curl all of your hair, making sure you don't leave out any pieces of hair.
3. Mist your curls with anti-humidity hairspray and use your fingers to arrange them so they look full of volume.
Jessica Biel Tousled, Wavy Hairstyle
Kristin Cavallari Blonde, Wavy Half Updo
Scarlett Johansson Wavy, Tousled, Blonde Hairstyle
Scarlett Johansson's flirty waves enhance any makeup look, smoky or not. Steal her style:
1. Apply curl enhancing cream to damp hair. Separate hair in half and braid both sides before you go to bed.
2. The next morning, take out the braids and spritz hair with spray gel. Run your fingers through the waves to loosen them up.
3. Rub some styling wax between your fingers and piece out the ends to make hair look fuller and thicker.
See More Scarlett Johansson Hairstyles
AnnaLynne McCord Medium, Blonde, Tousled Hairstyle
Audrina Patridge Sexy, Curly, Brunette Hairstyle
Thandie Newton Black, Curly, Romantic Hairstyle
Kate Hudson Wavy, Tousled, Blonde Hairstyle with Braids and Twists
Cindy Crawford Sexy, Tousled, Brunette Hairstyle
Jennifer Lopez Medium, Curly, Tousled Hairstyle
Katie Holmes Romantic, Wavy Hairstyle
1. Slightly part hair to the side and apply a texturizing product. Roughly blow dry hair for added texture.
2. Use a 1-inch curling iron on large sections of hair from your ears down to create loose, flowing waves.
3. Finger comb curls to loosen, then mist the look with a shine-enhancing hairspray. See More Katie Holmes Hairstyles
Christina Hendricks Romantic, Red Hairstyle
1. Apply a curl-enhancing cream to coax out any natural wave, then blow dry using a round brush to curl ends under.
2. Add additional curls by using a 1-inch curling iron on the ends of your hair.
3. Finger-comb through your waves to break them up slightly, and mist with hairspray.
4. Complete the look with a pair of dangly earrings.


text:
NutraBio® CreaFuze
Item # NutraBioCreaFuze
Size: 77 Servings
The product quantity for an item in your shopping cart has exceeded our Maximum Purchasing Policy. Please adjust your quantity to (12) and try again.
Your product couldn't be added to the basket because it is out of stock.
Product Information
DescriptionAnabolically Engineered Creatine Fusion
Maximize Protein Synthesis
Speed Muscle Recovery
Get Continuous Pumps
Power | Strength | Mass
PRODUCT DIRECTIONS / ADDITIONAl INFOAs a dietary supplement, mix one serving with at least 16 ounces (500 ml) of water suitable beverage and drink within 15 minutes. Consume one serving per day. For best results, use this product as a part of a proper diet and exercise program.
Other IngredientsNatural and Artificial Flavor, Citric Acid, Fruit & Vegetable Juice (for color), Sucralose, Acesulfame Potassium
Manufactured by NutraBio Labs, Inc.
564 Lincoln Blvd., Middlesex, NJ 08846
564 Lincoln Blvd., Middlesex, NJ 08846
Nutrition Facts
5.0 / 5.0
1 Review
Awesome and tasty product
Tastes great, higher dose of creative than other products
- Was this review helpful? Yes (5) No (0)
- Flag as Inappropriate
June 18, 2017
1 year ago
1 year ago
- Was this review helpful? Yes (5) No (0)
- Flag as Inappropriate


text:
Tampa is on the Gulf of Mexico. (Photo: Ablestock.com/AbleStock.com/Getty Images )
The Tampa Bay area, which encompasses the cities of Tampa and St. Petersburg and a number of smaller communities around the bay, is one of the Sunshine State's most popular vacation destinations. It has much to offer on its own, including Busch Gardens Tampa, Ybor City, a string of beach communities and Tarpon Springs, and is within easy driving distance of other Florida attractions. RVers who visit the area will find plenty of places to park their rigs.
Equipped to handle the biggest rigs, this 274-site RV park (baybayou.com) is at the north end of Tampa Bay, 9.5 miles northwest of Tampa International Airport. Full hookups including cable TV are available at all sites, and wireless Internet access is available throughout the park. Resort amenities include a 6,000-square-foot clubhouse; heated outdoor pool; Jacuzzi; facilities for shuffleboard, horseshoes and bocce ball; and a fishing dock.
Just off Interstate 4 in Seffner, roughly 12 miles from center-city Tampa, this 300-site resort (lazydaysrvcampground.com) can handle RVs of all sizes and encourages extended stays. Each site offers full hookups, as well as free cable TV and wireless Internet. The property boasts a large clubhouse, screened and heated pool, Jacuzzi, laundry facility, a free breakfast and lunch with each RV site rented, extensive on-site activities and scheduled off-site excursions.
RVs of all sizes are welcome at this RV resort (quailrunrv.com), which has about 300 oversize sites with full hookups including cable TV. In Wesley Chapel, approximately 24 miles north-northeast of downtown Tampa, the park posts daily, weekly and monthly rates and offers a wide range of amenities, including a convenience store, Wi-Fi, gated entry, clubhouse, heated swimming pool, exercise room, shuffleboard courts and horseshoe pits. Busch Gardens is a 20-minute drive from Quail Run.
Part of the Sun RV Resorts chain (sunrvresorts.com), this huge RV resort is just off Interstate 4 in Dover, about 16 miles from downtown Tampa. Full hookups are available at all but 35 of its 694 sites; those 35 have water/electric only. Amenities include three heated pools, a Jacuzzi, two recreation halls, picnic areas and extensive facilities for recreational activities. There are no limits on RV size or length of stay.
In Ruskin on the east side of the bay and only about 24 miles from center-city Tampa, this waterfront resort (tampasouthrvresort.com) has 121 sites, all of which feature full hookups. The property also has a marina and a limited number of boat slips for rental. Resort amenities include a clubhouse/recreation hall, heated pool, wireless Internet access, a full activities schedule and two fishing piers. There are no restrictions on RV size, and extended stays are encouraged.
Leaf Group is a USA TODAY content partner providing general travel information. Its content is produced independently of USA TODAY.


text:
Moderators: Nighthawk4, Dungeon Masters
korak wrote:From what I can tell, the header on your file is corrupted or something. I cannot open it with a couple of different programs that should be able to open it up.
Return to NWN General Discussion
Registered users: Ambrosia, Bing [Bot], galen_macbyrne, Google [Bot], PerkyElf


text:
Eight years.
I close my eyes and the subway lumbers through time.
I am looking out the window and I see that man falling. His tie above him
in vertical surrender. Then, I watched helpless and frozen. Now, I remember -
still helpless, still frozen. I want so desperately to save him. I want to
lift him.
I am falling with him. His face is my face. His hands are my hands. His
tears are now my tears. We ask each other "why?" His answer is my
answer – no answer.
He is always with me.
I don't know his name but someday, in the
hereafter, I hope to.


text:
2009-05-07 / About Town
Island garden club annual plant sale
The Quononoquott Garden Club's annual spring plant sale will take place at East Ferry Saturday, May 16, from 9 a.m. until noon. The rain date is Sunday, May 17.
The sale will feature hundreds of Jamestown-grown perennials as well as hearty geraniums, a special selection of hanging baskets and a nice selection of herbs. As in previous years, the prices will be reasonable and every buyer will find something new for the garden.
As the weather warms and perennials begin to emerge, club members dig and pot plants from their own as well as neighbors' gardens. Call Linda Warner at 423-1278 if you would like to donate plants, small shrubs and even small trees.
Profits from this sale fund the club's civic beautification projects.


text:
Help solve crime and earn cash. Crime Stoppers pays for information that leads to an arrest in felony crime.
Have information that may help solve a felony crime? Call, text or fill out an online form - all anonymously. You will be given a unique code number. If your information helps get a suspect arrested and charged, you can use the same code number to collect up to $2,000 and $5,000 in a case involving murder.
Campus Crime Stoppers
Students you can make a difference! Receive up to $100 for misdemeanors You do not need to give your name. Call 281-427-TIPS (8477), Text or Email.
- Baytown Jr High School
- Cedar Bayou Jr High School
- Gentry Jr High School
- Goose Creek Memorial High School
- Highlands Jr High School
- Horace Mann Jr High School
- Robert E Lee High School
- Ross S Sterling High School
- Graffiti (Quick $50!)
- Criminal Mischief
- Smoking, Drugs
- Theft
- Guns, Knives or other Weapons
- Gang Activity
- Arson
- Vandalism
Introduction of the Friends for Life Program. Issues to be reported:
- Bullying
- Cyberbullying
- Sexting
- Dating Violence/Abuse
- Family Violence/Abuse
- Gang Activity
- Suicidal Tendencies


text:
The Pentagon is refusing to comment formally on new reports about the presence of small numbers of elite U.S. ground forces inside Afghanistan.
One senior defense official indicated Friday the reports may be part of a deliberate effort to unsettle the Taleban and their al-Qaida terrorist allies.
For some weeks now, it has been believed that a small number of U.S. and possibly British commandos have been moving in and out of Afghanistan, establishing links with anti-Taleban forces, conducting reconnaissance, and gathering targeting information.
But the Pentagon has declined to comment formally on such covert special operations.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld indicated to reporters that one reason for the silence is that such ground operations are currently small-scale and in a state of flux.
"We have decided that until we have an activity that is significant and noticeable, that it's probably not useful to get into those kinds of questions, because they can change from time to time," he said.
Despite this, a senior defense official told VOA the Pentagon is not displeased about the plethora of new reports about the presence of U.S. ground units inside Afghanistan.
This official said the uncertainty should unsettle Taleban leaders and the al-Qaida terrorist network - adding to the discomfort already caused by nearly two weeks of allied air-strikes.
In the meantime, another senior official said the Pentagon has obtained new evidence that the Taleban is exaggerating claims of civilian casualties from U.S. bombing.
This official told VOA that while the Taleban claimed up to 200 civilians were killed in a U.S. attack on Karam near Jalalabad, the Pentagon has learned there were fewer than 20 deaths. The official also said these fatalities were caused by secondary explosions of Taleban munitions.


text:
DuPont, one of the chemical giants of the biotech, big agriculture industry, is stooping to the lowest, most sinister, most diabolic, insidious way of spreading lies, cancer, and toxic food in America. That's right, Dupont, fronting as Pioneer Hi-Bred, is infiltrating the school systems of Hawaii and giving kids money and bad seeds, so they can open a bank account, learn about evil business, and plant Franken mutations in the soil on the islands and ruin another state. By spreading the pesticide laden technology, one state at a time, all over this nation and planet, biotech companies are flying under the radar of informed adults and corrupting kids in school. It's not enough to make 80% of food with cancer corn by- products, and cancer-causing soy, and canola. No, Monsanto, Dow, Bayer and Dupont have to trick the kids!! They do it at Disney World, they do it with signs in grocery stores, they do it in the schools now.
The biggest con – how to eat cancer and die an early death – is now being sold to children in school as "responsible" ways to learn about natural food and banking! Unbelievable!!
Natural News and Mike Adams have the breaking story on this massive mis-education of children about tainted, gmo seeds that cause cancer and the corporate scumbag liars that are infiltrating the schools and teaching kids how to grow "cancer":
Check this out:
"Biotechnology giant Pioneer Hi-Bred, which is owned by chemical giant DuPont, has made a strategic inroad into public education in Hawaii. According to The Garden Island, this key purveyor of genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) has developed a partnership with Eleele Elementary School (EES) in Eleele, Hawaii, where the company has apparently been given free reign to subtly indoctrinate the school's students into GMO dogma while bribing them with so-called "seed" money."
Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/038207_DuPont_students_seed_money.html#ixzz2E62hNqHP
Do you have
TOXIC BLOOD? Do your kids??
Have you been eating TOXIC FOOD? or DRINKING TOXIC WATER?
You probably live in a TOXIC COUNTRY!
You need information about healing and you need it now!
So what do you do about GMO toxins in your blood right now?
Do you call a doctor? Do you believe the television doctor?
How will you detoxify your system? Are doctors and hospitals the only method of education about GMO-undoing?
Has someone or some organization invented a cure for GMO food disease?
Yes, they did, a long time ago. They update us all the time.
Herb tinctures and Superfoods are miracles.
You can cure yourself, and it's inexpensive, and you won't need to leave your house. The Natural News store on line is right on time and carries the best I've seen for survival, surthrival, immunity, energy, and pure vitality.
Driving around alone and need some REAL news??
Going on a road trip alone and want the Natural News?
Maybe you are just on your way to and from work and hating the traffic …
Make this time productive in the BIGGEST WAY!
Turn on NATURAL NEWS RADIO in your car:
Also check out these Natural News tracker blogs!