text:
TIC® TFS10-SL Slate Terra-Forms Stone Speaker
Item #: 901-IM1T54991IN
Model #: TF-S10SL
Brand: TIC
Not yet rated.Be the first to Write a Review!
$105.99 Each
This item is not available. We can notify you when it's back in stockNotify me
TIC® 85 W RMS speakers in slate is perfect for background music or public address and is made up of latest aerospace grade multi layer composites which provides durability. . TIC 85 W RMS speakers in slate features full-range 200w sound speaker,8 inch woofer and 2 inch tweeter. Speaker is simple in installation and provides long lasting for many years of performance and enjoyment.
- PMPO output power: 175 W, RMS output power: 85 W
- Slate
- Impedance: 8 ohm
- Frequency: 33 Hz - 20 kHz
- Sensitivity: 91 dB
- 8" injection-molded woofer with buty rubber surround
- 2" stamped aluminum cone tweeter
- Stealth-type hidden grill
- Teflon sealed internal cabinetry and driver
- True 180 sound, surge protected, aerospace grade multi-layer composite cabinetry
- 8 ohm and 70 V switch-able for commercial installations, surface mount waterproof cable connector
|Brand : TIC
|Weight : 1.00 lbs. per Each


text:
The majority of people on the internet get stumbled upon PTC websites when they search on how to make money online, for the first time. If you are one among them, we are trying to help you by listing the best 5 PTC websites on the internet right now. If you are still wondering whether there is something called internet money, yes, there is!
The online advertisement industry is worth over 200 billion dollars spent per year as per stats available on 2016. But, unfortunately, PTC websites contribute to only about 60 million dollars payout figure per year and 75% of those are based on Neobux. Clixsense payouts nearly 13 million dollars per year if the payout stats available on their website is the actual payout figure. Our blog would provide information about other streams of online earnings like revenue shares, HYIP, Cloud mining, Google Adsense and Affiliate marketing. Don't get demotivated just by hearing the names. Everyone starts without knowing anything!
Clixsense and Neobux, both are pioneers in the field and would stay the same for as long as the internet is around. If you haven't joined both, we would recommend you to register on both Clixsense and neobux before reading further! Every other PTC sites come after it in popularity and stability.
For earning money from PTC websites, you need to spend time clicking ads listed on the PTC (Paid To Click) website. And an another easy way to earn money is to rent referrals. If you have at least a $100, that's an another way to make money in PTC website. But renting referrals aren't profitable in every PTCs, which is why you need to research before renting referrals in any PTC sites.
Why Should You Read Me?
An opinion or suggestion matters mainly when the speakers have got enough experience on the matter. I have been with PTC websites for the last 3 years (yes, late for the show! Sorry 😀 ). Even though I started my online journey with some other businesses, I had to take up the route of PTC as my main business got into a sleep mode.
Even though I wasn't a clicker, I did good in renting referrals and made pretty awesome ROI as far as usual PTC sites are considered. I was happy as I got into an another stream of earnings. For example, I made $310 from $170 deposit in a then famous site called UseClix and I made $340 from a $176 investment to AdPageViews. That's almost 200% ROI (Return Of Investment) in about 4-6 months in both. If you want to see more of my investments, I have a page especially for that which includes the majority of my investments that I made till 2015 starting. (I no longer update it due to the difficulties in doing so)
The issue is that with websites like Neobux or Clixsense, there is a limit on the amount of money we can make and they offer lesser returns. So I was always in search of new PTC programs which I felt like having caliber for me to earn some extra money. I tried to avoid the risky ones and I have to confess that I have felt the burn of being scammed now and then. But overall, my ROI was high enough, altogether. This is what you need to be aware of. If you invest/rent referrals on all of the new PTC that pop up, I can certify that you will lose your cash. So you need to choose vigilantly. I could help you a little as far as I understand them. You could ask me in the comment section and I will share my take on them!
Best 5 PTC Websites of November 2016
As we said, Neobux and Clixsense rules the list and you shouldn't miss them if you aren't in them yet. At least, you can understand what they are and how they work. They are two perfect models of PTC websites.
Scarlet Clicks are one of those PTC which you can trust on. Am personally an investor with them even though the amount of return I get is lesser compared to my main streams. The website is recommended for those who wish to have a safer way to earn money. Let me share my own experience. I tried them with exactly $82( $10 monthly subscription+ 500 rented referrals) and in 30 days, I have withdrawn $102. That's $20 profit in just 30 days or in other sense 25% interest per month on our investment. On the other hand, you need to realize that the amount is very low ($100) and once you increase the deposit amount, the percentage profit(ROI) you earn will reduce. If you have $500, you can literally double it in a year. So that's about 9% per month of profit for $500 deposit and the strategy matters. It's about renewing referrals for long periods than to purchase a lot of rented referrals.
The website is online for over 7 years as it started in 2009 and has paid out over half a million dollars. If you don't have the money to invest, you can view the ads and use those to buy referrals or you may withdraw. It's like free money. Doesn't it? Also, I would warn you that by clicking, you won't see any good amount of money even if you do for like a year.
As you read Scarlet Clicks, you felt confidence in earning your first dime online. Didn't you? Here is an another one from the same owner. It started on 2011 and is continuing to pay, ever since. If you are unaware, the new PTC sites that pop up almost on a daily basis, they don't even stand for 2 years. Lucky, if they even touch 6 months of being online. GPT planet is more of a GPT (Get Paid To) than a PTC (Paid To Click). GPT planet provides you surveys, pin submits and such offers to earn more money along with clicking ads.
Many members continue doing their offers and build their accounts to the withdrawal limit. All you need is a PayPal account or a Payza account. The website already has about 225k members and $300+ in paid out figures.
An another PTC where you can make a little profit for about $150-180 investment (renting referrals). Never thought money would be this easy to make. Right?
I feel it would be better to provide my own experience that to list on what they offer and how to do that and this! It's again an old story. It's not that I can't make any profit out of such websites. But, I have better online business income streams., currently and thus, I don't do this anymore. Nevertheless, Buxvertise was once my favorite. I played those when I had enough time to know about all these. My investment (renting referral) was $350 and the return was $460. So that's about $30-50 per month of profit. The $350 wasn't my real investment as I used to withdraw the funds in order to get offers(10% off while depositing) and I invest it back. My actual renting amount was near to $180(taken from my own pocket) and I made $110 profit in like 3-4 months. That's good. Isn't it? It still gives you $30-50 profit per month for the same investment. Don't you feel better about PTC sites now? At least, the guys with not much money in hand would!
I, never have been a clicker. By clicker, I mean, I haven't clicked many ads in my life even when I had no online income flow. Maybe, the credit goes to my parents who had a decent job and I never faced any issues in getting my wishes (unless it's something my parents doesn't agree upon) fulfilled. I remember joining Neobux in like 2011 or 2012 and I never have been active. I already made like 3 accounts there as they delete accounts if we don't login for 90 days!
Regarding the profits that you can make, Neobux isn't going to change your life at all. You earn for clicking ads, doing mini jobs and doing surveys. Earning potential by clicking ads is less than 10 cents a day! If you are from UK or US, surveys could make you some money. But if you are from some other countries, earning potential is very low. Still, there are success stories of people from the third world who works their ass off!
If you have cash and would happily do the jobs for like 2-3 years, you can make some profit. By cash, I mean, $5000-10000 for upgrading to ultimate membership and rent like 5000 referrals. In that case, you will make $200-250 per month of profit. I am not well aware of the lower memberships and what I think is that you probably would lose cash if you try with lesser amounts.
Again, an another website for the US, UK members. But, it works for almost everyone even though the earning will reduce depending on your country. It's not actually a PTC oriented websites, it's more like a legit survey site. You would get surveys to complete along with other mini jobs.
The catch is direct referrals. If you can get some direct referrals, you can earn healthy amount per month. I have a few friends who earn $100-1000 per month from Clixsense having some direct referrals. If you are someone who has time to do the surveys (won't always be able to complete those).
I hope you feel better reading my top paid to click site list and if you are not, it's time to realize that PTC is not something you want to concentrate on.
How To Make Money Out of the new PTC websites?
If you are searching for best PTC sites for some time now, you probably know all the above five websites and their advantages/disadvantages. Now, you need to know more sites that would work better for you! Well, there are many other popular sites as well. But, the majority of them comes under the ponzi category where the real advertisement is very little compared to what they have to payout to their members.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Thanks to info provided by Edward Snowden, the WaPo builds on their earlier Top Secret America coverage with a first-ever detailed summary of the "Black Budget." "The document describes a constellation of spy agencies that track millions of individual surveillance targets and carry out operations that include hundreds of lethal strikes."
Among the revelations here: "Spending by the CIA has surged past that of every other spy agency, with $14.7 billion in requested funding for 2013. The figure vastly exceeds outside estimates and is nearly 50 percent above that of the National Security Agency, which…has long been considered the behemoth of the community…The CIA's dominant position will likely stun outside experts."
Also of note: This multi-billion-dollar, post-9/11 technological terror we've constructed "remain[s] unable to provide critical information to the president on a range of national security threats..A chart outlining efforts to address key questions on biological and chemical weapons is particularly bleak…The intelligence community seems particularly daunted by the emergence of 'home grown' terrorists who plan attacks in the United States without direct support or instruction from abroad."
In other words, what we have here is a resource-swallowing, clandestine intelligence-industrial bureaucracy that's nonetheless incapable of actually doing what it's ostensibly being funded to do. You can see why they'd want to keep this sort of thing secret.
Update: "Since 2007, we've known how much the total Black Budget is (before that, with some years excepted, we didn't even know that), but not how much is spent on specific things. Now we know that too." Eleven budget charts to help make sense of it all.
In keeping with recent trends, and in what Ryan Grim bills as "a historic step back from its long-running drug war," AG Eric Holder announces that DOJ will not actively challenge state marijuana decriminalization laws in Washington and Colorado. "A Justice Department official said that Holder told the governors…that the department would take a 'trust but verify approach' to the state laws. DOJ is reserving its right to file a preemption lawsuit at a later date, since the states' regulation of marijuana is illegal under the Controlled Substances Act."
Really, given that Obama himself was a documented bogarter-of-joints — Bad Form, Mr. President — any other policy towards Washington and Colorado would be extraordinarily hypocritical, even for this administration. And with that out of the way, may I offer some handy advice to my fellow Democrats, if we want to get to serious about this whole winning-elections thing? Take a page from Karl Rove's old gay marriage playbook and get medicinal marijuana and marijuana decriminalization initiatives on as many state ballots as possible in 2014 and beyond — particularly in the midterm elections when youth turnout is low. It's the right thing to do, and it'll even further accelerate the ticking clock working against the GOP.
Remember the Heroes: After some kerfuffle, Detroit — where Superman and Batman will soon be duking it out — is on the verge of getting its Kickstarter-funded Robocop statue. "'Robocop has become a very suitable icon to represent Detroit, and deserves a place in this city's history,' their Facebook event page, started over two years ago, still reads. 'As Detroit continues to redefine itself into the 21st century—please help to truly make this the coolest city on earth.'"
"N***a, is you takin' notes on a criminal f**king conspiracy?" Buzzfeed's Matthew Zeitlin explains what the banksters at J.P. Morgan could learn from Stringer Bell and the New Day-Co-Op. "[S]pelling out in a spreadsheet your exact intentions about hiring specific people for their parents' help for specific deals is probably not considered best practices."
As armed US intervention in Syria seemingly passes the point of fait accompli — despite the fact that, as usual, any desirable outcome is unlikely, and blowback almost inevitable, from such a campaign — veteran Mideast correspondent Roger Boyes voices his concerns about the imploding Middle East. (Paywall-free summary here.) "In August 1914 there was a lot of grouse shooting going on. In August 2013, politicians prefer to read doorstopper biographies in Tuscany and Cornwall. Yet the spreading Middle East crisis, its multiple flashpoints, is every bit as ominous as the prelude to war in 1914."


text:
Faculty Recruitment
Configure selection criteria for faculty and staff recruitment. Post vacancies on the institute website which enables applicants to apply for jobs through portal and mobile devices such as iPhone and Android.
Create Staff Profiles
Create academic and personal data of staff including qualification, skills, training, leave, schedule, courses, grade, attendance, contact and other details with the ability to add custom fields to track information in real-time.
Payroll Management
Manage payroll processes of faculty members and staff. Automatically calculate payments including salaries, overtime, pension & sick pay for different periods. Sync staff data with payroll records in real-time.
Manage Student Data
Provide staff with role-based access to student information from each department. Manage records of all or student groups including admission, attendance, assignments, discipline, grades, health records, and share with families.
Optimize Work Allocation
Optimize work allocation to faculty and staff based on job type or for a specific occupation and present time schedules of each staff member without conflicts. Customize teaching periods and assign classes to specific staff.
Events Scheduling
Schedule exams, timetable, holidays, programs and meetings and assign teachers and support staff for events. Send mass notifications and reminders via email or SMS. Enable teachers to schedule events for class and parent meetings.
Leave Management
Configure leave types, policy and rules aligned to faculty and employee needs. Leave requests of staff can be accessed, reviewed and approved by supervisor in real-time. Create alerts and notifications for acceptance and rejection of leaves.
Attendance Management
Manage and track attendance records of teachers and employees based on classes, periods, and sessions on daily or monthly basis. View full attendance details including absences, leave history, holidays, and attendance percentage via mobile devices.
Generate Staff ID Cards
Easily design and create faculty and staff photo ID cards using emerging technologies including RFID, smart card, Barcode and biometric system. Create institute directories with pictures of students, faculty and staff along with their information.
Staff Development
Post job opportunities easily and apply online.
Plan and optimize work allocation.
Analyze staff performance easily based on accurate reports.
Easy Data Management
Multi-user creation with highly secure login.
Add and retrieve staff profile.
Instant access to attendance records.
Export staff data in multiple formats.
Improve productivity
Get accurate timesheet reports & eliminate time fraud.
Track leave, vacation, sick days and any time off.
Ensure payroll accuracy.


text:
Web stats are funny things. Sometimes obvious, sometimes surprising, sometimes depressing. For three years, without fail, the number one search that gets users to the Young Mom Support
My children go to a good school, and the kids who attend it are, for the most part, privileged. They live in big houses, and their parents drive
August 4, 2014
Surrogacy campaigners have called for clearer regulations after claims by a Thai woman that she was left with a baby with Down's syndrome after his Australian parents refused ...read more
July 31, 2014
Two newspaper posters affixed to Media House on St George's Mall in downtown Cape Town this past week drew attention to two strands of a long-overdue conversation about ...read more
July 10, 2014
I think I have always suffered from false feelings of grandeur. When I was 10 I was convinced I would president, no one could tell me otherwise. And ...read more
July 7, 2014
I'm horrified by the number of children on mind-altering drugs. Did you know the fastest growing market for Ritalin and Prozac is preschool-aged children? Why are our children ...read more
July 3, 2014
There are few people more vulnerable to advice than the brand new parent. No amount of preparation or experience can save you from the feeling of having been ...read more
July 2, 2014
The world as we would like it to be would provide a special space for the innocence of childhood. We tell our children that with focus and hard ...read more
June 27, 2014
"The bullying started at the end of my grade six year. They began calling me names and making nasty comments about me. I felt bad. They never hit ...read more
June 26, 2014
Parenting is about being the best mom or dad we can be to our kids. Sometimes it's simple. Other times, it might not be what we anticipated or ...read more
June 24, 2014
I'm losing the battle with my husband when it comes to toddler toilet accompaniment in public. And I'm so frustrated that I need to open the issue to ...read more
June 20, 2014
I have no more wonderful memory than cuddling my daughter and son to sleep. Bath time, stories, then snuggling down. When they woke in the night it was ...read more
June 17, 2014
June 15 marks the fourth Father's Day I'll spend without my dad. He died in January 2011, which means that, for me, the day most people get together ...read more
June 17, 2014
We all know that screen time in excess can be harmful to infants and toddlers, and that it isn't great for older children either. And I would guess ...read more


text:
The Midway Middle School "Quarkbeasts" defeated 42 other middle schools in Education Service Center (ESC) Region 12's 2015 Battle of the Books. They earned more than 50 points, and as champions, were awarded medals, gift cards to Barnes & Noble and one complete set of the next year's Lone Star books for their school's library.
Troy ISD's Raymond Mays Middle School came in second place with 48 points, and China Spring Intermediate came in a close third with 47 points.
Students competed by complete book and quote identification along with short answer, multiple choice and true/false questions to test their knowledge and comprehension of the 20 books on the 2014 Lone Star Reading List.
"The children were incredible," said Gina Pasisis, Director of General Education Services at ESC Region 12. "Reading 20 books is a huge commitment, but they were so heavily invested in it. There was 100 percent engagement in that room."
Tables around the gym were decorated with signs designed by the teams. Killeen ISD's Charles E. Patterson Middle School "Princesses" won the poster contest for their imaginative blue and gold dragon illustration.
The key to winning, according to Pasisis, was working collaboratively and thinking critically.
"They challenged the answers," she said. "We actually had to change a few because they brought up some good challenges. The children were appropriate, professional, and they demonstrated great sportsmanship."


text:
Mortgage loans for people with disabilities
People can receive disability at birth, after the accident, failed operations and so on. In any case, such people, especially young ones, also are trying to adjust their lives. Often they have a need to buy their own property, and in most cases, such an acquisition is possible only by a mortgage.
People with disabilitiesare trying to arrange a standard mortgage banking or try to become parties to preferential government programs.
Standard bank mortgage for people with disabilities
A great number of people, who are disabled, have a job and each month they receive a steady income. The nowadays labor market has plenty of proposals and jobs for people with disabilities. And that's the reason why they may contact the financial institution with a request for a mortgage loan. In considering the application, the analysts will necessarily calculate the financial capacity of potential borrowers on the basis of these papers. If their decision is positive, then the person with disabilities will be able to get a loan. The only important thing to consider in this case is some of the nuances.
Mortgage credit will be available only to those citizens who have a job with a good income. Disabled people with a small salary, and especially those who live on a single disability allowance, cannot count on getting a mortgage.
Even with a high-paying job, an invalid may face a serious problem in the way of a mortgage loan. Such a problem is to obtain personal insurance policy. If for ordinary borrowers that policy is made at the request, for the people with disabilities it is optional and not every insurance company agrees to its extradition.


text:
Four months ago, Google Map Maker looked like a promising tool for editing local business listings. As of today, the community mapping service is suspended.
Google disabled Map Maker after numerous prank map edits and fake listing entries. Responding to these spam attacks, the Map Maker team announced, "We have hence decided to temporarily disable editing across all countries starting Tuesday, May 12, 2015, till we have our moderation system back in action. This will be a temporary situation and one that we hope to come out of as soon as possible."
We'll followup on this story as it develops. For now, talk to us about finding and managing unfair feedback that can damage your reputation.


text:
CFA Community Concert feat. Bethany Bruce & Mitchel Howard
24 Mar 2013 | Adam
Check out Bethany Bruce & Mitchel Howard performing an off-the-cuff jam of Michael Jackson's Billie Jean on the . Steele McMahon does an epic improvised rap about Cup From Above half way through… check it out! 🙂
Notice: Theme without comments.php is deprecated since version 3.0.0 with no alternative available. Please include a comments.php template in your theme. in /hsphere/local/home/cupfromabove/cupfromabove.com.au/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3962


text:
- Submissions for Young Authors are due to your writing teacher by December 8th.
- Entries do not have to be typed but should be legible, and they may be any reasonable length.
- Students may submit in partners (no more than two). Please remember that all entries should be non-violent and appropriate for school. Each submission should include: a sturdy cover, title page, dedication page, and "About the Author" page. Remember to attach $5 in cash to your writing submission.
- We will celebrate our student authors on Saturday, January 31st, 2015, at 9:00 AM in the Lincoln Auditorium.
This site provides information using PDF, visit this link to download the Adobe Acrobat Reader DC software.


text: Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Orillia and district, recently held their annual Golf for Kids Sake tournament to raise money and awareness for this important Organization. McLean & Dickey participated in this fun event and learned how crucial the volunteers are to this initiative. If you would like to make a difference in the community and a child's life, please check out the opportunity that Big Brothers Big Sisters has to offer. You can visit their website at bbbsorillia.ca.


text:
"Put that next to the Secret and wake up the next morning with your shelf bloody red and the Secret rip into pieces! That book is not an other self help toilet book! It will kick you in the nuts before frying and eating them."08-01-2008 - Zessinthal, Edgar, "Thanks for your order, #2189387, from Lulu!," Dead People Taste Like Chicken.
"The bad boys of the internet, now available in print format! This is not about getting some hacking tips for kitties but the tales of the cDc by the cDc since 1984. This is the cDc bible. A must.."03-11-2007 - fiend, "Re: Warez request."
"Personally I feel more enlightened with having hardcopies of two of those books [Commodork and The Book of Cao] than pdf'ing it. The basic content of the book of cao is already available as internet text free of charge, it's only put into a divine system and presented on cellulose fibers with ink and that is why it costs moolah."01-08-2007 - rebel without applause, "MySpace Comment."
"Congrats on Book of Cao. I thoroughly enjoyed it."12-25-2006 - Jett, "Merry Christmas."
"Hope you all got what you wanted. I know I did. The Art of Deception + The Book of Cao = <3"12-01-2006 - Aaron, or Th®äwñ, "MySpace Comment."
"yay for pirates! just got done reading the book of cao, good stuff"09-28-2006 - Stop Making Sense, "Reply to 'Book List *Update*'."
"The Book of Cao. The true hackers book."09-17-2006 - Caballé, Xavi, "Llibre: «The Book of Cao. Enlightenment throught a Poke in the Eye»."
Original (in Catalan): "Culf of the Dead Cow, cDc pels amics, és un nom mític dins de la història del hacktivisme. De fet en són els creadors del moviment que lluita contra les diferents forma de censura i limitació dels drets humans utilitzant la tecnologia.
cDc va ser fundat l'any 1984 a Texas, entre altres coses han iniciat les Hacker con, les HoHoCon; van originar el newsgroup alt.fan.cult-dead-cow, el primer grupo de news d'un grup de hackers. També va declarar la guerra a l'església de la cienciologia i l'any 1997 van ser la primera web en distribuir música en format MP3.
El llibre "The Book of Cao", subitulat Enlightenment throught a Poke in the Eye és una col•lecció retrospectiva dels diversos documents que ha generat el grup des de la seva fundació. És tant per tant una oportunitat única de trobar-nos amb la història viva d'Internet i conèixer l'evolució del moviment que ha centrat la seva raó de ser en la protecció de la llibertat dels usuaris dins de la xarxa."
English Translation (per Transendium): "Culf of the Dead Cow, cDc for the friends, is a mythical name in the history of the hacktivisme. As a matter of fact the creators of the movement that fight against the different ones forms are from censorship and limitation of the human rights using the technology.09-15-2006 - Danny, "MySpace Comment."
cDc was set up in the year 1984 in Texas, among other things have pioneered the cone Hacker, the HoHoCon; they originated the newsgroup alt.fan.cult-dead-cow, the first grupo of news of a group of hackers. Also it stated the war to the church of the cienciologia and in year 1997 they were the first web page on distributing music in format MP3.
The book "The Book of Cao", subitulat Enlightenment throught in Poke in the Eye is a retrospective collection of the several documents that the group has generated from its foundation. It is so much therefore an only opportunity to feel the living history of Internet and to know the evolution of the movement that has centered its reason for being in the protection of the freedom of the users in the net."
"Paris Hilton an Honorary Member!09-13-2006 - Hinge, Mark, "Review: The Book Of Cao," Whitedust Security Portal.
Thanks for sharing with the world what drives The Cult of The Dead Cow. The Book of Cao is now one of my favoutite books."
"Lets start this review by saying that not only am I a big supporter of cDc I am also a big fan of the text file scene in general and have indeed played a part in said scene for many years. Can you say; target demographic?08-28-2006 - Pettus, Jason, " Famed hacking group publishes book of philosophy," The Politics channel » Netscape.com.
That aside and moving on to just the most important fact about this fine publication; this book is funny. And not just for 'geeks' and 'hackers', the humour is universal. Silly at times yes, but universal never the less. The day it arrived I was working onsite with a client who picked the book from my things and flicked through it. To my surprise he laughed a lot and didn't fire me, despite having no idea who or what cDc are or indeed what most of the book was about, it still got the chuckle.
The files themselves are compiled from numerous sources and written by numerous authors spanning many years. For anyone not familiar with the style of cDc text files: anarchic, obscure and quite, quite mad seems to sum them up best.
What's good about this book? Put simply; internet counter culture at it's [sic] best.
What's bad about this book? The fact it's not longer. If you read it and like it you could be reading it all day; it draws you in and that's a let down when you reach page 150 only to find the Cao has abandoned you.
Who would be interested in buying this book? Anyone interested in internet counter culure; hacking and the so called digital 'underground' - and anyone who is a already a fan of the text file scene.
Whitedust hope to see more print publications from cDc communications in the near future."
"Infamous hacking organization "Cult of the Dead Cow" has just released a new book, explaining their philosophy and arguing why you should believe in it too. Definitely worth checking out."08-28-2006 - Jones, Punkle, "The Book of Cao: Enlightenment through a Poke in the Eye."
"The selection of t-files that are compiled in this publication are all related to the spiritual mythos of the Cult of the Dead Cow...an inspiring collection of text. Perfect for carrying in your back pocket to conventions, 2600 meetings, church. The group hasn't decided to "cross over" into print media after 20 years of online publication - rather it sought to publish a pocket-sized collection you can keep on you...and maybe it looks a little bit the little red Book of Mao. Except better, and filled with essential SeXXXee vitamins and minerals!"


text:
The LumaStream team is comprised of solutions driven individuals with creative approaches that result in our extraordinary products. We combine a combination of backgrounds typically not seen in the lighting industry, such as electrical contracting, sculpture, high-tech, lighting design, architecture, and green building; thus, our results are both surprising and uncommon. This approach is the key to our innovation and success.
George Gordon, President, CEO & Board Member
Veteran CEO and serial entrepreneur with thirty years experience in manufacturing and information services. George Gordon is an active leader in the Tampa Bay & St. Petersburg start-up community.
George Gordon relocated to Tampa Bay from Silicon Valley in 2001 to become Chairman and CEO of Enporion, a business-to-business electronic commerce company. He brought with him to Tampa Bay a passion for entrepreneurism and regional economic development. George Gordon joined the board of the Tampa Bay Technology Forum in 2002 and later served as its Chair for four years. During this time he also served on the Board of the Tampa Bay Partnership and the Florida High Tech Corridor Council on which he continues to serve. George Gordon acquired Enporion in 2009 and sold it in 2011 to Global eProcure, a leading sourcing and procurement technology company.
Prior to joining Enporion, George Gordon was President and CEO of FastParts.com, a B2B trading exchange for electronic components. Before his tenure with FastParts.com, he co-founded and was Chairman and CEO of Datamatix, an e-commerce trading exchange company specializing in public-sector procurement services. Earlier in his career, George Gordon was Chairman and CEO of SPD Technologies, a company he created by leading a management buyout from Gould, Incorporated. George Gordon and his management team established SPD Technologies as the world leader in advanced shipboard electrical distribution, monitoring and control systems for the U.S. Navy's fleet of combat ships.
George Gordon is a graduate of the United States Naval Academy, and served for 26 years in the U.S. Navy and Naval Reserve. He holds the rank of Captain, US Navy Retired. In addition to his civilian and military accomplishments, George Gordon is active in a number of civic and business association groups. In addition to TBTF and the Florida High Tech Corridor Council, George Gordon serves on the Florida Technology, Scholarship and Research Board and the TBTF Foundation Board. He is also Chairman of the Board of the Tampa Bay Innovation Center and recently became the Chairman of the Executive Steering Committee of First Wave, a Federal EDA grant project to promote the growth of entrepreneurism and technology companies in Tampa Bay.
Over the seventeen years since moving to Tampa Bay, George Gordon has provided leadership to our technology community, mentored scores of entrepreneurs and colleagues and been an inspiration for our youth to pursue a STEM education and careers in technology.
Eric Higgs, Founder, Director and Board Member
Eric Higgs is a dynamic innovator who brings more than 20 years of high-tech business experience, with a focus on industry changing innovation, calculated risk-taking, and efficient, profitable paths to market.
Eric Higgs started his career in 1988 with KPMG Peat Marwick as an information technology consultant. He subsequently joined Citysearch in 1995 as the Chief Information Officer, successfully leading the design, development and implementation of the operating and information infrastructure within that hyper-growth environment that culminated in their successful public offering after a merger with Ticketmaster. Shortly thereafter Eric Higgs was named Chief Operating Officer of Cerego, LLC, a company executing a radically new technology paradigm for adaptive learning.
Eric Higgs is also an accomplished sculptor. His work is in major public installations, museums, and private collections around the world.
Eric Higgs received a B.S. degree in Computer Science at the College of William and Mary and an M.B.A. from Stanford University.
Tom Richards, Senior Advisor
Tom has more than 25 years in senior management of manufacturing organizations. He has extensive experience in sales management, strategic planning and market development. Tom served as President of E Craftsmen Corporation and Power Vector for 10 years and joined LumaStream following the acquisition of Power Vector in 2011. He spent more than seven years at Easy Heat primarily as Vice President Sales and Marketing. He has developed new sales channels and markets in North America and Europe and has taken the lead for strategic sourcing initiatives in Asia. Tom has executed assignments in accounting, production, human resources, strategic planning and acquisitions. His channel experience includes Audio Video integration, OEM, wholesale hardware, and wholesale electrical. He has managed factory direct and representative sales networks at four different enterprises. Tom has been the catalyst for key strategic initiatives including partnerships, acquisitions and outsourcing, and has a history of consistently generating revenue growth and profit.
Tom has an MBA from the University of Manitoba and a BA from the University of Saskatchewan.
Ryan Jordan, VP of Sales and Operations
Passionate team builder with extensive experience building partnerships, growing new business,
and increasing valuations; consistently recognized for successfully launching new operations.
Solution-focused technology executive and business development professional with expertise in building high performance teams and managing transformational sales campaigns and business development activities. Instrumental in growing regional integrator into national organization through acquisition and organic development.
Michael Gaydos, AIA , Vice President of Market Development
As VP of Market Development, Michael Gaydos holds a critical role in promotion of LumaStream, Inc. to the architecture and lighting design communities, and other entities that specify lighting on commercial projects. He will also spearhead the national rollout of the Integrator distribution model.
Michael Gaydos has been working in the field of architecture for 22 years and has worked on a wide variety of projects including government, commercial, retail and high-end residential.
Michael Gaydos graduated from the College of William and Mary with honors earning a B.S. in Computer Science and a minor in Fine Arts. He received an academic scholarship to Virginia Tech, one of the nation's top architectural schools, where he earned a Master of Architecture degree. After graduating he played a key role in the creation and production of the architectural plans for the renovation of the Pentagon, the world's largest low-rise office building. He created CAD programs and helped introduce new techniques to efficiently execute jobs of this scale to other architects. Subsequently he created customized CAD software specifically developed for designing rooftop telecomm cell towers. Michael Gaydos left the corporate world of architecture 11 years ago to pursue his passion in residential architecture. Some of his work has appeared in both Washingtonian Magazine and Luxury Homes Magazine.
Chris Booth, Vice President of Design
Chris Booth received his B.A. in Fine Art from the University of South Florida, where he also worked to manage and maintain the Art Department's fabrication shop and equipment.
Chris Booth offers a variety of skills, ranging from electrical knowledge and artistic training to hands-on design, contracting and inspection experience. Chris Booth has a proven record of translating his technical and mechanical vision into elegant, practical design solutions. As VP of Product Design, Chris Booth is responsible for translating the latest technology and materials into innovative, beautiful, and robust fixture and system designs. His innovative design contributions are part of the LumaStream intellectual property portfolio.
Heather Evereth, VP of Marketing
Heather brings with her over 18 years of experience in marketing, sales strategy and software development to her role of VP of Marketing at LumaStream. Heather's primary focus at LumaStream is to drive to business forward through rapid conceptualization and development of critical tools and marketing materials.
Dave Tikkanen, Director of Engineering
For the past 22 years Dave Tikkanen has developed expertise in new product development, applied research management, manufacturing engineering and quality management in the field of power conversion and power technology. These innovations form the basis of LumaStream's Intellectual Property portfolio. This portfolio includes industrial design patents and multiple patents pending for Solid State Lighting. Many of these innovations will be applied first hand, as Dave directs all Engineering activities at LumaStream, Inc.
He led the team of LumaStream (formerly Power Vector) engineers and technicians in the development of custom power supplies. In 2006 Dave Tikkanen initiated the process of developing and implementing highly innovative power and driver technologies for Solid State Lighting. These innovations include: Digital power conversion technology that provides industry leading efficiencies; Unique dimming methodology; Innovative thermal management techniques.
Dave Tikkanen has a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Waterloo and is a member of the Professional Engineers of Ontario. He spent the bulk of his professional development at E Craftsmen and Power Vector starting as power supply engineer and through multiple promotions has worked as the Quality Manager, General Manager Power Vector and Vice President Power Vector. His responsibilities included full P&L accountability, product development roadmaps, project management, regulatory compliance and product testing, management of patents and trademarks and securing R&D funding from various government sources. The vision he saw for Power Vector's future in Solid State Lighting is coming to reality through LumaStream's 'Distribution and Distribution' product/market approach.
Board Members, LumaStream
John Randal Glasscock, Board Member, Chairman of the Board
John has a degree in Mining Engineering, B.S., from Texas A&M University. Following a six year career with Jim Walter Corporation, John was a founding partner of Synthetic Materials, LLC and as President, was instrumental in growing this company to the largest independent synthetic gypsum processing and marketing company in North America. Synthetic Materials, LLC was sold to Headwaters Resources in 2016. John was a founding partner and continues as President of Superior Belt Filter, LLC, a equipment manufacturing company that provides innovative solutions to the filtration industry.
John is also a director of the Glasscock Family Foundation, Inc., a 501c3 organization that was founded in 2016 and supports various charitable causes in Tampa Bay Region and beyond including arts, homelessness and hurricane relief in Puerto Rico and USVI.
John is actively involved in various small business and startups in the Tampa Bay Region serving as an investor and business advisor.
Kathy Hastie, Board Member
Since 2010 Kathy Hastie has been the Controller of E Craftsmen Corporation, an innovative provider of custom transformers and inductors. Kathy has been providing guidance and assistance to the Accounting department of LumaStream since the purchase of it's Canadian Division in 2011.
Paul Kallmes, Board Member
Paul Kallmes brings decades of experience in managing intellectual property (IP) portfolios in lighting. He is the Virtual Chief IP Officer (VCIPO) at Metis Partners Inc. providing strategic asset (IP) and resource management consulting. His experience includes the role as CIPO at LUXeXceL, an innovator in robust printing of optical materials on different substrates. Paul Kallmes was the IP strategist and general manager at Lighting Science (LS) group leading the Custom Solutions business unit. The LS group high profile projects include the lights on the Times Square Ball for 2008 and 2009 and the new Armani HQ in New York.
Paul Kallmes earned a BSEE at Northeastern University and an MPA in Risk Assessment of Environmental Health Hazards at the University of Washington.
Mr. Minesh Patel, Board Member
Minesh Patel is the CEO of PBP International, Inc., an International Business Development Consultancy. He is also a Director for Business Development and Investor Relations for a Private Multinational group operating in 4 continents. He is also an investor in several Start Ups, established ventures and Real Estate Development companies in Florida.
He is Past President of Tampa West Rotary Club and Rotary GSE Ambassador, past Vice-Chairman of INDO – US Chamber of Commerce at Tampa Bay and current Board Member. He is also a Charter Member of TieCon TAMPA BAY Chapter and recipient of several Community Service and Business Achievement Awards.
He has been a resident of Tampa for last 20 years.
Jonathan Webster, Board Member
Jonathan Webster is President and CEO of EnvAerospace, Inc., an innovative leader and ecosolutions provider offering award winning 'EcoBlade' technology and specialized nanocoating solutions engineered to improve material wear, compressor and fuel efficiency in the gas path of aero and aeroderivative gas turbine engines. The firm became an official supplier to GE Aviation and GE Energy in 2013 and is ISO and AS9100 certified.
Jonathan Webster is an experienced international airline pilot with over 16,000 hours of flying experience type-rated on Airbus and Boeing wide-body aircraft including the A330, A340 and B-777. Formerly the vice-president of LPS AVIA, an airport planning and management consulting firm, he worked as an aviation consultant.
A Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society (FRAeS), Jonathan Webster holds an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business at Western University as well as a combined MSc. in Global Finance from NYU Stern and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). Jonathan Webster also holds certificates from Columbia University in Carbon Finance Strategy and The Ben Graham Centre for Value Investing also from the Richard Ivey School.
Business Advisors, LumaStream
Andres Wydler, Advisory Board
Andres Wydler has close to two decades in business development, senior management and finance, predominantly with early stage technology firms focusing on clean tech companies. He was co-founder of smart grid firm BPL Global and helped grow the company to 120 employees. He established and managed all commercial activities and investor relations. Over the last decade, Andres has raised over $30M in equity and debt financing from first tier Venture Capital firms, investment banks, strategic investors, and economic development partners. He secured US and state government funds to augment private capital and completed acquisitions in the US, Europe, and Latin America valued at $45M. His leadership and close collaboration with CTOs resulted in distribution and development partnerships with both multi-national technology firms and technology niche players to drive the companies' rapid expansion. He co-founded an angel investment group that successfully invested in tech firms with cross-border strategies.
He developed and lectures real-world focused courses at Stanford on Clean Tech Entrepreneurship. Topics include evaluating and financing superior business opportunities, and developing effective strategic partnerships.
Andres Wydler has an MBA from Stanford University and a Law Degree from the University of Zurich.
W. Geoffrey Beattie, Business Advisor
W. Geoffrey Beattie has served as a member of the Board of Directors of GE since 2009. He also serves as a member of the board of directors of Royal Bank of Canada (where he serves as the chairman of the Risk Committee) and Maple Leaf Foods Inc. In addition to his public company board memberships, W. Geoffrey Beattie is a trustee of the University Health Network in Toronto.
W. Geoffrey Beattie received a law degree from the University of Western Ontario and served as a partner in the Toronto law firm Torys LLP before joining The Woodbridge Company Limited, where he served as president from 1998 through December 2012. The Woodbridge Company Limited is a privately held investment holding company for the Thomson family of Canada and the majority shareholder of Thomson Reuters, where W. Geoffrey Beattie served as deputy chairman from 2000 through May 2013 and director from 1998 through May 2013. He has served as chief executive officer of Generation Capital since September 2013, and he has served as chairman of Relay Ventures since June 2013.
John Disa, Advisory Board
John is the CEO of John Disa Associates, LLC, a management consulting group specializing in developing growth strategies for retail and consumer product companies. Highly skilled in growing companies and executing turnarounds, John brings the unique skills of driving growth in the roles of CEO, COO and CFO. John's background includes over 30 years retail experience including leading Ashley Furniture Industries retail practice as President Global Retailing; President and CEO of Wickes Furniture; Chief Operating Officer for Lady and Kids Foot Locker; SVP Merchandise Planning for Foot Locker Worldwide; President Casual Corner- national apparel chain; Chief Financial Officer for Women's Specialty Retailing Group; Adjunct Professor, Western New England University.
John is an investor, advisor and board member for SavvyCard, Inc. a mobile technology start up located in St Petersburg, FL. as well as an advisor to FlexShopper, Inc., a lease to own financing company headquartered in Boca Raton, FL.
Jeff Wolfe, Operations Advisor
Jeff Wolfe graduated from the Management and Technology program at the University of Pennsylvania where he earned an engineering degree from the Moore School of Engineering and a business degree from the Wharton School. While at Penn, he specialized in the Management of Technological Innovation and Entrepreneurship. After completing his degree, he spent several years in Washington D.C. developing strategic information technology plans for complex government organizations, including the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), the Department of Agriculture, and the Environmental Protection Agency.
Jeff Wolfe later moved to his hometown of Los Angeles where he managed large technology organizations as part of the executive team at two Internet companies, Citysearch and Overture. In each case, Jeff Wolfe was instrumental in the development of best practices for managing the rapidly changing technological environment, helping those two organizations succeed during their transition from "start-ups" to more mature publicly traded companies.
Don Wright, Manufacturing Advisor
LumaStream LLC has added Don Wright as a very key member to the Advisory Board filling the role as LumaStream's Manufacturing Advisor. He brings 37 years of experience with a focus on manufacturing efficiency, product Quality Control and Just-In-Time production. He is the CEO and President of Universal Stenciling and Marking Systems, Inc., a world leader in their class of products.
Don Wright began his career serving in the Navy on a nuclear submarine with a focus on sonar electronics. After separation from the Navy in 1973, Don co-founded Nautek, Inc., which established two production facilities for the manufacture of scuba diving equipment and accessories.
In 1975 he purchased Universal Fountain Brush Company, an industrial products manufacturing business, which had been owned by the Wright family since 1904. The business was incorporated several years later and the name changed to Universal Stenciling & Marking Systems, Inc. As President & CEO, he transformed the business from an assembly operation to a self-sufficient manufacturing facility. He added an in-house engineering and product design department utilizing CAD/CAM systems and a fully equipped CNC production plant, which produces all of the parts used in its products. The company now holds numerous patents on proprietary industrial printing system designs with international product distribution.
Dr. Hoshedar Tamboli, Advisory Board
Anthony Caldarone, Business Advisor
Tony Caldarone served as a division president of Kaufman & Broad, arranging a successful leveraged buy out of the division in 1981 to form Calton, Inc. He became the CEO and President of Calton, Inc., which built more than 25,000 homes on the U.S. east coast and was listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
The housing subsidiary of Calton, Inc. was later sold to Centex, Inc. in 1998. After the sale, Calton continued as a venture capital firm until it closed in 2001, paying out a dividend to all shareholders. Tony Caldarone remains an active entrepreneur.
Tony Caldarone earned a degree in mechanical and electrical engineering from Tufts University. He also participated in the General Electric apprentice program and completed advanced study at RPI while working for General Electric at Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory in Schenectady, NY.
Mr. Brian Christopher, Business Advisor
Mr. Christopher is a New Zealand citizen and Florida resident who started his career working as a manager at IBM in Auckland, New Zealand. He left IBM in the early 1960's and went to Hong Kong and founded his own electronics company, called Astec. In a few years, the business grew successfully with factories in Hong Kong, Malaysia, China and new offices in the west coast of the U.S.A.. The company continued to expand over the next 25 years until the early 1980's, when Astec took over a British public company called BSR plc. It then changed its name to Astec (BSR) plc.
Brian Christopher continued as CEO and later, Chairman, and grew the company to a point where it became one of the largest power supply manufacturer in the world with 25,000 employees and globally scaled operations. During this time frame, Brian Christopher was also a director of Intertan Inc for 10 years. This company's main trade product name is Radio Shack. He was a very active member of the World Economic Forum and travelled to many of its annual meetings.
Just prior to Mr. Christopher's semi-retirement in the mid 1990's, Astec (BSR) plc was acquired by Emerson Electric (EMR). Brian Christopher then moved to Florida, USA with his family and diversified into a number of industries, heavily focused on real estate and financial investments. He continues to remain active in developing potential businesses in the Far East and in Florida.


text:
Monday, October 21, 2013
A Supreme Ruling on the Subject of Playing God
6 comments:
Excellent summary, insightful and informative. Both compelling and concerning. "some fear the ruling might lead to changes in admission standards for critical care patients." - do ICU/CCU's ever turn away patients ? Do other entities such as rehab hospitals turn away patients, and on what basis (other than they are already fully booked with "permanent residents") -- which contradicts the very concept of "rehab" ?ReplyDelete
Yes, the continuation of arguably futile care affects the decisions about ICU admittance and some who would receive a therapeutic benefit are denied access. Dr. Thanh at this week's CHEST meeting presented his research. And again, the issue of defining "futile" care is raised . . . he suggest "inappropriate treatment." We called it "non-therapeutic."ReplyDelete
As you note, the physician should have gone to the Consent and Capacity Board. I wonder about the prospects for a Consent and Capacity Board in the US...ReplyDelete
Cool blog site friend I'm about to suggest this to all my listing contacts.linkReplyDelete
This article impressed me a lot and i guess a hard work is done behind this. A very impressive fact about this rush essay is about the major question that we commonly talk while doing some home task, practical task, or some theoretical task may be. It is very important before saying something that what and why we are going to say to other and is it true or impressive or no or the other one ehance from it or no.ReplyDelete
Good blog along with the excellent quality stuff and I'm sure this will be greatly helpful.ReplyDelete
good gynecologist near me


text:
Dear Friends and Young Survivors,
We are taking a one year pause from the Andre Sobel Award, and will return with the award in 2018-19. We are using this year to work on the book of essays from our Award winners and to secure a new group of sponsors so that we can increase the amount of award funds that are given. We invite you to return in the fall of 2018 to learn about the next cycle of the Andre Sobel Award.
Wishing you good health and the pursuit of your cherished dreams,
Valerie Sobel
Founder and President, and Andre's Mother


text:
A wonderful large burr walnut 20th century extending dining table having a lovely burr walnut book matched top with a carved edge, having a burr walnut skirt under, this dining table has one extra extending leaf this also has the skirt under so when fully extended the skirt goes all the way round with no gap in. The tops of the legs have lovely scroll and carved decoration, standing on hairy paw feet, this is a very impressive burr walnut table. This table will seat 10 people in comfort.
Our Ref 10668
Height 30 1/4″ Width 42″ Length 72″ When Closed
Extended Length 96″
Click Image to Enlarge
Contact Corrina at
The Antique Shop
For further information on this item
Telephone 7 days a week from 8am to 9pm
Telephone 01406 350535
Telephone or Text Mobile 07780337161


text:
Experiences with Surgical debulking, placement of belly port experiences
- abrub
- Experience with Mucinous Adenocarcinoma ...
Surgical debulking, placement of belly port
Procedure or Surgery
Surgery included omenectomy, double colon resection (sigmoid colon and right hemicolectomy, plus a section of my small intestine.) ...
Went as Expected: Strongly Disagree Minimal Recovery: Strongly Disagree Minimal Side Effects: Disagree Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Disagree
Get Full Access Today It's EASY and FREE!
Find us on Facebook
Please help us spread the word about WhatNext so more people can find more relevant matches, gain more insight and feel a little less alone.


text:
Related posts
France Must Admit to Its Hypocrisy! Jews Cambodia and Rwanda!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCZ7N6IpmWw
This is NOT #FakeNews! Hear me on Trump/Putin!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uS-n1dzSMg
Hear me on Change!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOcgXzgt6JY
12 thoughts on "Hear Ye! on Alex Jones"
Corruption inside capitalism is unlimited, because in capitalism every individual is allowed to have unlimited wealth, even criminal. Therefor incentive to be corrupt is unlimited.
If you have the knowledge of what is right and what is wrong in your society, and you have a conscience, then corruption is not an option. It is those without a conscience like sociopaths & psychopaths who have no problem becoming and being corrupt.
Capitalism in system where if you have conscience, not you, but your dear kids will not have free flat, free medical care, free university and will have social life with those who does not have that either. You have conscience, but your conscience is giving you option to ruin your kids life. To give them chance. We all are good people. HA HA.
Truly tremendous interview, Dr. Steve. I know of no other voices in the political landscape as articulate as yours. It's really a blessing that you have shared so much with the American people. I don't have adequate words to express my admiration for what you're doing.
Thank you,
Whats the tongue lesion all about?
It really does not matter, she can be with half brain, and fully mummified and dead, with holes on forehead and spilling lava from her new Zika head, she will win. You americans will vote for her. Like I said it never happened in free market capitalist democracy that candidate with less money won election.
This link above shows Chis Wallace smiling. It shows Publicum Americanum Maximum.
In NK, head of country is still his grandpa, even he is dead, but that is normal because he is totem who is able to produce own offspring.
But liberal-capitalism is fully brain dead system totally barren.
I just listened to your interview with Alex Jones about HRC health. You made a statement that was made during a training about JFK being unfit and eventually 'had to go.' On page 317 of 'JFK and the Unspeakable' a similar statement was made in front of a CIA assassin trainee. The premise of the above book is that JFK was communicating with Kruschev outside intelligence community for peace after middle crisis. Curious about your reaction to that possibility. After I left the bank I retired as a DCPS teacher best Ernie Pozzi
Kennedy was killed because he was talking with USSR (as USSR was always the biggest exporter of oil, like today), behind back of others, who are inside of group of capitalist who rules USA. To get some better oil deals for him self (his own capitalists)…
Kennedy wanted to be the king. That was no no. USA does not want kings. USA have collective leadership, and we have also collective leadership in my party, just in capitalism collective leadership is not formal, and I want them to become formal. For instance China have formal leadership (they are not secret and they do not have to hide them self behind FED and money). That is what i want for USA. But who knows maybe that would destroy USA, so maybe it is not better to listen me. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politburo_Standing_Committee_of_the_Communist_Party_of_China
Very good interview.
Here's why Putin & Trump are rational.
Bogeymen are in the eye of the beholder.
Charlie Rose truly believes Putin hacked the DNC emails.
A complete incompetent dunce.
Born Garrison: "Weekend at Hillary's"
This cartoon was based on the classic movie, "Weekend at Bernie's." Two young men tried to keep their dead boss, Bernie, looking alive for various reasons. The mainstream media and the rigged DNC are doing the same for Hillary. Without them, her presidential run would have expired and, ironically, 'Bernie' Sanders would be the nominee.
Comments are closed.


text: Hey Guys, I work for a prominent gift card company in the US. Recently I have discovered a BEAUTIFUL way to take advantage of the huge currency difference between Argentina and the US. Profit in the 40-80% range using gift cards. Send me a PM or skype so we can discuss the method.


text:
Bridgegate and the dismal New Jersey economy may not yet have been able to do it but Governor Peter Shumlin of Vermont today stands the best chance of being the thousandth cut inflicted on New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's presidential aspirations.
All indications point to the fact that 2014 is shaping up to be a wave election for Republicans, who will almost certainly pick up seats in the House of Representatives and who stand a better than even chance of taking control of the Senate. But Shumlin, who is the chair of the Democratic Governor's Association, and Christie, who is chairing the effort on behalf of Republican governors, are poised to buck the Republican tide.
Under Shumlin's leadership, Democrats are, in fact, in a position to pick up several gubernatorial seats or, at the very least, not have a net loss of any, even as Democrats are facing losses in their Congressional ranks.
For Christie to preside over statehouse losses even as his party is picking up seats in the House and Senate would be devastating.
In at least a generation, the party that has gained in wave elections has never had a net loss of governorships.
In 2006, the last election that swung control of at least one chamber of Congress, Democrats picked up six governors, with none of their incumbents losing. That same year, Democrats picked up six senators and 31 Members of the House. In 1994, Republicans picked up 10 governors, while netting nine Senators, 54 House seats and control of both Houses of Congress.
This scenario would build on a perception of Christie that has plagued him since at least 2012: that he is, quite simply, not a team player.
His speech at the Republican National Convention, which focused more on himself than it did on the Republican nominee, his refusal to campaign with Mitt Romney in Pennsylvania in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy after literally embracing President Obama, and his failure to pick up any Republican legislative seats in New Jersey despite winning a blowout election, are all data points for primary voters watching the results of this year's gubernatorial elections.
Christie is certainly not responsible for the trouble Kansas Governor Sam Brownback and Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett face next week but, as he well knows, perception is reality. Were the Republicans to gain governor's mansions, Christie would be the first to take credit. As the quarterback for Republican governors this year, he will be forced to shoulder the blame if they come up short.
But Christie does face other issues that are entirely of his own making. Fairly or not, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, a potential 2016 Republican presidential candidate, has slammed the RGA for not investing as heavily as he would like in his re-election campaign. Regardless of whether Walker wins or loses next Tuesday, those close to him may argue that Christie purposely attempted to tank his election in order to rid himself of a primary presidential competitor. If Walker wins,
Equally as problematic is Christie's reluctance to appear with Rob Astorino, who is running against Christie ally Andrew Cuomo in New York. Christie declined to campaign with Astorino, claiming that he won't "pay for landslides or invest in lost causes." But Christie has campaigned with lots of candidates who are as much of a lost cause as Astorino. One is New Hampshire gubernatorial candidate Walt Havenstein. Another is Corbett, who is trailing his Democratic opponent by roughly 12 percent. As for his pledge to not "pay for landslides," Christie has repeatedly campaigned with Iowa Governor Terry Brandstadt, who is currently leading his Democratic opponent by double digits and certainly does not require the help of the RGA to win his election.
New Hampshire, Iowa and Pennsylvania are, of course, key states in the upcoming presidential election. If Astorino exceeds expectations and loses to Cuomo by a smaller margin than Corbett or Havenstein lose to their opponents, there will be questions about why Christie got into a public spat with a Republican nominee whose state is next door to his own, while promoting candidates who stood an even worse chance of winning their elections that Astorino does today.
The writing is not yet on the wall for Christie entirely. Republicans are competitive in Illinois, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Colorado and Connecticut – all states with Democratic governors today. But those wins could be offset by losses in states like Maine, Kansas, Pennsylvania, Alaska, Florida and Georgia.
Christie has raised over $100 million for the RGA as its chairman this year. If he becomes the only chairman of either party to lose gubernatorial seats in a generation, even as his own party rides a wave in Washington, the tide that Republicans are hoping for may submerge Chris Christie's presidential campaign before it even begins.


text:
curriculum vitae
email: email@example.com
- Stopmotion workshop run by Peter Vacz and Joseph Wallace, Primanima Festival, Budapest.
- BA (Hons) Illustration an Animation at Anglia Ruskin University. First Class.
- Foundation Diploma in Art, Media and Design at Bristol School of Art - Distinction
- A levels: Art (and Design) - A, Media Studies - A, English Literature - B
Key Skills
- Confident in directing an animating stopmotion animation for music videos.
- Confident in puppet/armature and set making.
- Experienced in both hand drawn and digital 2D animation in TV Paint.
- Confident in running or facilitating creative workshops.
- Comfortable in Adobe Photoshop, After Effects, and Premiere Pro.
- I was asked to present a talk at the Springboard event at Anglia Ruskin University, about my first year out of education. (14th Feb 2018)
- Dolly Said No To Elvis was Staff Pick on Vimeo, and was featured on Directors Notes, Zippy Frames and Booooooom. I was also interviewed about this video for Skwigly Animation Magazine, Dragonframe blog and Puppet Place.
- 'Bibimbap' music video for Ori Dagan, semi finalist in 'Best Music Video' at Underground music video festival, Paris. I was interviewed about the project for Stopmotion Geek blog.
-"Courage to make a Fool" was part of the AS festival in Rome. It was also part of 'Vad art Kiàllítás' at Elláttó Kert in Budapest in November, Gozo Film Festival held in Malta, at the end of August. It has been screened at 'Show me the Animation' showcase on June 12th in Bristol, Cardiff Independent Film Festival in May 2017 , and at the Cambridge Picture House, June 2016.
- This film was also screened at the New Designers Exhibition, and selected for 'New Designers Screening Prize' July, 2016.
- Examples of my work for this film featured in Cambridge News, June 2016
- My protest poster was part of the Nasty Women exhibition in Cambridge, April 2017.
- The Mouse Queen sculpture was exhibited at the Espresso Library, Cambridge. As part of the '200 Years of The Nutcracker' symposium.
- Illustration response to 'Emily Brontë' published in Ted Hughes Society Journal (Volume v Issue 2) October 2016
Professional Experience
Director and animator - official music video for dolly said no to elvis by mark nevin (November 22nd- February 2nd)
A film using mixture of stopmotion and 2D hand drawn animation, to tell the true story of Dolly Parton refusing to part with her song 'I will always love you' when Colonel Tom Parker wanted to take 50% of the royalties if Elvis recorded it! Luckily she later said yes to someone rather special... This music video received a Vimeo Staff Pick and has been featured on publications including Skwigly Animation Magazine, Directors Notes, Puppet Place and Stopmotion Magazine as part of a list of female filmmakers to watch.
Character Design and puppet making for a degree film being made at ESCAC, Barcelona (November 2017- April 2018)
Illustration and design work for a stopmotion film produced and directed by Abel Carbajal. Created both puppets working with Abel in ESCAC, Terrassa. Techniques included clay sculpting, resin casting, silicone casting, wire armature making, foam shaping, fabric costume making (trousers, shirt and tailcoat), wig making with real hair and wax. The film is due to be finished in October 2018.
Director and Animator of the music video for Konnichiwa by Matthew Evens (november 2017)
A 2D animated abstract film to accompany and promote a segment of Matthew Evens's instrumental track Konnitchiwa. Experimenting with stopmotion textures and effects in camera. Created in two and a half weeks, and not much sleep!
Director and Animator of official music video - Bibimbap by Ori Dagan (July-September 2017 - released 22nd October)
A cheerful stopmotion animation, which follows little puppet Ori on his quest for the best meal in the world - Bibimbap! This music video has been screened at festivals in India, South Korea, Paris and will be part of Hollywood Boulevard Film Festival.
Modelmaker / sets for Joseph Wallace's music video 'Edith Piaf (Said it Better Than Me)' (August 2017)
Under Joseph's instruction, created majority of cafe set - bar, chairs tables, curtains and floor boards. Constructed the frame and made decorative pieces for the stage in the theatre. https://vimeo.com/231590670
Quote Poster (in the style of my Nasty Women Placard submission) (June 2017)
Client commission to create a typography poster in the same style, with a different quote. View on my portfolio blog here: https://bertieanimationblog.wordpress.com/2017/06/02/nasty-women-exhibition/
Map Illustrations for 'Three Centuries of East Herefordshire Farms and Families' (June 2017)
Illustrated 17 maps in total showing each parish and the location of farms mentioned in each chapter. Due to be published in October 2017.
Lockhouse Games, Cambridge (May 2017)
Designed and painted artwork on the walls and puzzles of the Egyptian Tomb escape room, and the Armageddon Room, located at 70 Regent Street, Cambridge. www.lockhouse.co.uk
'4 Boys' by Anne-Marie Layet (2013-2016)
Completed watercolour illustrations for four books in the series. Titles available as ebooks (via Amazon).
'200 Years of The Nutcracker' (December 2016)
Created a sculpture of The Mouse Queen character as part of the celebration of E.T.A Hofferman's original story. Exhibited at the Espresso Library.
New Routes, Old Roots' (July 2016)
A brief to produce an illustration for a research project concerned with issues around migration and exile. My piece will be 1 of 5, in a series of postcards to be distributed to sixth form colleges and secondary schools as a stimulus for creative work.
Opportunity Peterborough (April 2016)
Designed and illustrated two leaflets to help explain to young people which skills would enable them to gain employment in a specific sector (Cambridge and Peterborough).
FAB Outcomes (July- September 2015)
Produced two chalk board animations to introduce sections of a mindfulness course website. (This client is changing the direction for her project, and is currently re-designing her website, therefore the animation is not yet available to view.)
Ted Hughes, Cambridge Festival of Ideas (October 2015)
Ink Illustration to accompany 'Emily Bronte' by Ted Hughes. Used in Dr Mick Gowar's presentation '' at the Festival of Ideas, Cambridge'' and shown as part of a group exhibition at Anglia Ruskin University Library.
Ruth Miskin MyBookBlog (October 2015)
A book trailer for 'Fortunately the Milk' by Neil Gaiman. MyBookBlog is a new initiative to intrinsically reward children for reading.
Malcolm Down Publishing (September 2015)
Brush pen illustration of slumped girl for the front cover of Left to Die, by John McCreedy. (Not credited in first edition.)
Molly's Adventure by Justine Bates (October 2013)
Co-illustrated this title as part of the author's pitch to The National Trust.
Heroines, Highwaymen and hereward the wake: tales from the fens - storytelling and puppet making workshop at cambridge museum (13th April 2018)
I created this workshop with the Tracing Traditions Project Assistant Sarah Dore. I told stories from Cambridge's history and led the children in making simple puppets to act out these tales at the end of the session.
lighting workshop - 1st years animation course at anglia ruskin University (15th february 2018)
Ran the workshop in 3 groups throughout the day, to introduce 1st year students to principles of lighting for stopmotion animation.
The Big Draw - Doodle Day (22nd October 2016)
Ran the Hirameki Workshop as part of 'Let's Make Art's' Doodle Day (also as part of The Big Draw festival in October). Provided hand made examples, explained the idea to parents and children, and encouraged the shy or single children to join in with a 'ping pong' style Hirameki game.
The Big Draw (16th and 17th October 2015)
As part of a team of 3, helped lead drawing workshops for schools and families at Peterborough Museum as part of The Big Draw Festival.
'Rogues Rebels, Resisters and Refuseniks' ( 31st October 2015)
As part of a team of 3, helped lead a storytelling workshop for families, inspired by the talks of Robin Hood. This project culminated in creating a 'moving comic' using the participants' drawings, using iPads and StoryRobe app.
Bristol Festival of Puppetry (September 2017)
Part of the volunteer team helping steward the events, carnival and workshops. Workshop assistant to 'Creation Myths Puppets' with a puppet building workshop for children aged 5-8. The puppets were then used and displayed in the 'Creatures of Bristol carnival'.
Bristol Slapstick Festival (January 2017)
Part of volunteer team facilitating the Slapstick events over the week in January. Duties included: Flyer dropping, distributing questionnaires, answering questions and selling merchandise at the Slapstick desk, data entry and helping with errands across the venues
Nonesuchcup Cafe run by St Peters Hospice, (October 2016 - January 2017)
Volunteer kitchen staff.
Puppet place doors open day (September 2016)
Helped set up the garden event, welcomed visitors and ran the refreshments stall.
Books for Amnesty (2014-2016)
Volunteer sales assistant and illustrator for the shop on Mill road, Cambridge. Responsible for science fiction section, till work, cleaning, organisation, window dressing. Designing and creating promotional posters, signs, and adverts for the shop when needed.
Ted Hughes Project (October 2016)
Ink Illustration to accompany 'Emily Bronte' by Ted Hughes. Used in Mick Gowar's presentation '' at the Festival of Ideas, Cambridge'' and shown as part of a group exhibition at Anglia Ruskin University Library.


text:
- Home
- District
- Profile
- School Board
- Superintendent
- Instruction
- Human Resources and Operations
- Finance
- Athletic Trainers
- Health and Wellness Program
- Previous Superintendents
- Washington County Community Scholars
- Schools
- Profile
- Elementary
- Middle
- High
- Centers
- Parents
- Calendar
- Documents
- Employment
- Online Services
HHS Band Student Auditions for All-State
Post date:
Tue, March 14, 2017
On Saturday, February 25, 2017 Holston High School junior Diana S. travelled to James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA to audition for the All-State Band and Orchestra. Diana met eligibility for this honor by her ranking at All-District Auditions in December of this year.
She was one of 32 bassoonists to audition at the state level. She also participated in the Emory & Henry Bands All-State Prep Day to better prepare for the audition process. Both the Cavalier Band and Holston High School are very proud of her for this achievement.
Diana has been a member of the Cavalier Band for the past six years, starting at Damascus Middle School. She is also set to attend the VHSL Ken Tilley Student Leadership Conference at the end of April. In addition to playing the bassoon, she also plays alto saxophone in the HHS Marching Band.
Contact Person:
Logan Childress


text:
Some Remarks about "Safety"
The term safety is often used in a simplistic and misleading manner. Safety depends on many particulars of the individual case. For example, one of the authors of this Web site (Klein) ingests ten milligrams of a blood thinner called warfarin every day. Warfarin is also available in hardware stores as rat poison. When mixed with something tasty, rats gobble it up and die from internal bleeding. Humans with vascular problems reduce risks of thrombosis by ingesting small amounts of rat poison. Large amounts would be deadly. Dosage and condition are just two of the many factors that affect safety.


text:
Reuters Staff
1 Min Read
Oct 9 (Reuters) - Novatti Group Ltd
* Request trading halt until open of market on Wednesday 11 Oct 2017 due to announcement of a capital raising Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (firstname.lastname@example.com)
All quotes delayed a minimum of 15 minutes. See here for a complete list of exchanges and delays.
© 2018 Reuters. All Rights Reserved.


text:
A Night at the Argonaut Adventure Museum
A Night at the Argonaut Adventure Museum was an evening of adventure and exploration, showcasing some of the Core Knowledge studies that scholars learn each year. This was a curriculum night unlike any other! Guided tours allowed the whole family to interact and experience the curriculum as famous novels, historical events, and scientific discoveries came to life!


text:
For minor injuries such as cuts (including ones that need stitches), broken bones, sprains and minor burns go to one of our locally based Minor Injury Units (MIU).
Adult MIU services are specifically for those who are 16 years of age and older. For MIU services for children aged 15 or under, please see our Children and Babies MIU page.
We have three dedicated MIUs in NHSGGC
(The MIU at West Glasgow Ambulatory Care Hospital closed at 9pm on Friday 20th April 2018).
Outwith these times you should go to your local A&E. There are also dedicated areas to treat minor injuries within each of our five A&Es.
If you have a minor illness such as stomach upsets, coughs, running a high temperature then self-care, pharmacy or your GP is the answer. You should not go to an MIU for treatment. An MIU does not deal with illnesses.
Would you like to keep up to date with your local health news?


text:
Oselin, Sharon. 2014. Leaving Prostitution: Getting Out and Staying Out of Sex Work. New York: NYU Press.
Reviewed by Andrea J. Nichols, Professor of Sociology, Forest Park College.
Sharon Oselin is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of California at Riverside.
In a comparative analysis of four prostitute serving organizations (PSOs), including in-depth interviews and observations of PSO staff and women leaving prostitution, the author examines various aspects of women's transition out of prostitution. In particular, Oselin examines women's experiences leaving the roles of prostitution, creating new roles and identities, as well as the Prostitute Serving Organizations' impact on this process.
In the introduction, the author concisely reviews the sociological and criminological literature related to crime desistance, role exit, and the impact of organizational culture. The author briefly introduces key points in the literature related to street prostitution, including violence against prostitutes, reasons why people engage in sex work, and challenges to leaving. These factors set the tone of the book.
Chapter two emphasizes pathways into prostitution, drawing important distinctions based upon age of entry. Factors such as childhood abuse, normalization of prostitution in their home environments, economic motivations, runaway status, personal empowerment, family lives, addiction, moral conflicts, homelessness, and survival are described. The chapter largely draws from women's narratives, emphasizing both positive and negative aspects of prostitution in their lives, ultimately finding the negative aspects of prostitution became increasingly difficult for women to negotiate over time.
Also largely drawing from women's narratives, chapter three focuses on women's initial exit from prostitution, including the complex and multi-layered ways in which women came to the point where they were ready to leave prostitution and join PSOs. Reasons for leaving prostitution involved personal motivations and reactions to "turning points," as well as third parties who referred or brought awareness to women about the services the PSOs offered.
Chapter four highlights women's separation from their former identities and lives as prostitutes. Oselin examines the role of the organizational culture on the ways women see themselves and their former roles as prostitutes, as well as the ways women see themselves and their roles in the present and future. Oselin also shows the complexity of leaving prostitution, by illustrating how some women felt conflicted about leaving prostitution. Distinctions in organizational culture between the study sites, including differences in formal and informal controls, show a profound impact on women's exiting prostitution.
In chapter five, Oselin shows how women may gain a new sense of identity, and a new coinciding set of roles to replace the identities and roles associated with prostitution. Like in chapter 4, the author indicates a relationship between aspects of organizational culture and the acceptance of new roles and the coinciding shift in identity. In comparative analysis, the author found two organizations strongly emphasized the shift in identity and roles, whereas the other two did not, resulting in distinctly different outcomes. Far from being the only influence on role embracement and identity change, in addition to organizational influence, the complexities of women's lives also played a significant role in this stage of transitioning.
Last, in chapter six, the author neatly sums up key points, and provides the related implications. Such key points include the initial decision to and dynamics surrounding the choice to leave prostitution, to take on new roles and identities moving forward with their lives, and the important role of organizations in each of these key areas. The author also examines the stories of women who have transitioned out of the PSOs, and reveals the related supports, barriers, and challenges these women experienced. The author further provides a sociological analysis of the structural and cultural shifts recommended to improve the lives of street prostitutes, and the issues related to prostitution more generally.
This book would be appropriate for graduate level or upper level undergraduate courses in the fields of Social Work, Sociology, and Criminology or Criminal Justice. In particular, courses such as Gender and Crime, Violence Against Women, or Social Work Practice would be appropriate forums for this book.


text:
Jaegar Ranger
Long range camera platform with through shaft
The Jaegar Ranger is a ready to go surveillance system, ideal for long range surveillance applications. The addition of a fixed through shaft, running through the PT, allows the cameras to rotate 360° continuously while keeping a payload on top fixed in position, perfect to twin with radar.
Jaegar Ranger is perfect for long range surveillance applications and is offered with a proven Hi-res 640x480 DRS, 17μm VOx thermal module twinned with either a SD or HD video camera featuring a powerful optical zoom lens allowing the operator to both detect and then zoom into the area of interest. Both thermal and video outputs are provided simultaneously.
The robust aluminium housings are rated to IP67 and are anodised and powder coated to withstand harsh environmental conditions. The PT employs harmonic drive gearing with virtually zero backlash and the optical encoder ensures the unit retains position and will even self correct. The Jaegar Ranger can easily be integrated within a larger security infrastructure and is the perfect partner for supporting radar systems with top mounting allowing obstruction-free detection.
Key Features
- HD or SD video cameras with powerful optical zoom lens
- Uncooled 6°
- 100mm thermal imaging camera
- IP or HD-SDI options
- One mast solution
- Virtually zero backlash
- Through shaft for mounting fixed platforms on top
- IP67 environmental protection (IP68 option)
- Absolute positioning feedback for radar control
- 360° continuous rotation
- Highly ruggedised for extreme environments
- Long range thermal detection
- Harmonic drive trains
- 45° per second pan speed
DRS' proven thermal imaging technologies integrate with Silent Sentinel's Harmonic Drive and optical devices. High performance and reliability in any environment.