text:
- Email:
Alliance partners
Through our Alliance Partner Program, we ensure that Mancala Networks' solutions are seamlessly interoperable with those of our alliance partners, dramatically reducing the testing and integration work required by our customers and channel partners.
We partner strategically with world-class technology companies to provide campus, branch, teleworker, and mobile solutions to simplify operations and secure access to all corporate applications and services – regardless of the user's device, location, or network.
Our partnership model is based on trust and building long term business relationships. Partners engaging with Mancala Networks must have a thorough understanding of their market and business values aligned with our own: integrity, customer focus, and quality.
Programs for new alliance partners support interoperability testing, and joint sales and marketing activities.
For more information, contact .


text:
Your shopping cart is empty!
This Chicago Bears Gift Set is perfect for your Bears fan.... Includes a Chicago Bears Pint Glass, Bears Lanyard, Bears Keychain Bottle Opener, Bears Soft Football and Beer Nuts. Free Personalized Ribbon! #1 Bears Fan- Can be changed above. Wrapped in cellophane and tied with a bow.
Courier Delivery available for Illinois locations for $15.
UPS Ground Shipping $18.00
For UPS Transit times and shipping/delivery information click here

subset: commoncrawl


text: 0xEE.net is co-founded by Francesco and Chas; one fateful morning Chas woke up to an e-mail with an idea from Francesco. The idea was a place for reference and education presented in a specific format to bring PIC Microcontrollers to people who thought it was previously unreachable, a little spit and shine and here we are!Francesco is a system engineer working in a data-centre in London. He grew his interest in information technology and electronics during the wonderful '80s when all could be done with the likes of a 6502 and 64KB of RAM. The embedded systems revolution brought the '80s back to life and now he spends whatever spare time he has with a soldering iron and a keyboard. Chas (@chasxmd) is an industrial systems programmer by day and runs his personal blog at iradan.com. His interests are hiking and hobbyist tinkering with electronics. His favorite microcontroller is the PIC18F26K22 although he has a strong bond with the RCA CDP1802 microprocessor he started with.


text:
After I was attending college, likely to restaurants would be a rare factor in comparison with what it's today. We continued special events like birthday celebrations and loved ordering and eating like adults. One dish I recall was 'American-Chopsey' that we ate inside a Chinese restaurant and loved it.
After I came here' craved with this dish but would never know steps to make it. I saw a Hakka noodles packet at Indian store and tried it out. It sampled so great that people asked our buddies over so we all loved the merchandise of my experiments! Try it out whenever you long for something spicy and tangy.
Fusion quality recipes will always be interesting. They have a tendency to create different cultures together and resulting dish turns into a masterpiece. You are taking better of both mobile phone industry's, blend it together and make scrumptious recipe that will surely surprise your tastebuds.
Experimentation with various things doesn't always leads to positive results but that is the way you continue trying and who knows sometimes you receive lucky. If you're connoisseur then you'll certainly obtain that eternal sense for taste. Usually you'll succeed. So just get out there and test out different combinations.
Hakka Noodles ('Ching's'). You will get this in almost any Indian supermarket.
Eco-friendly/yellow Pepper–1 very finely sliced
Spring let's eat some onions–Chopped carefully–1 cup
Ginger root–1/2 teaspoon
Chili Powder-1/4 tablespoons of
Corn flour–1 Tablespoon (dissolve in 1/2 cup water
Tomato Ketchup -2 Tbsps
Soy products Sauce–1/2 teaspoons
'Knorr' prepared to prepare Manchurian mix powder -3 Tbsps (dissolved in water). You will get this in almost any Indian supermarket.
Boil water inside a pan and add some Hakka noodles. Boil them partially until they become soft. Drain them on sieve. Warmth oil inside a pan and deep fry the noodles, it requires some time for that noodles to obtain crispy meanwhile prepare sauce.
Have a Pan and add oil into it. When hot add ginger root, chili powder. Now add some Eco-friendly all kinds of peppers that are very finely sliced and saute for a while. Add some spring let's eat some onions and stirring. Now add soy products sauce, tomato ketchup, and Manchurian mix powder and a few water. Add some corn flour paste and blend well to prevent any protuberances. Boil this for couple of minutes and season with salt.


text:
- Calories 370
- Fat 28g
- Sat fat 17g
- Cholesterol 155mg
- Sodium 230mg
- Protein 3g
- Carbohydrate 30g
- Sugar 24g
- Fiber 1g
- Iron 0mg
- Calcium 57mg
Blackberry Budino
Tom Schierlitz
How to Make It
Step 1
Whisk together the sugar, cornstarch, salt, egg, and egg yolk in a medium saucepan. Whisk in the cream.
Step 2
Cook over medium heat, stirring continuously with a wooden spoon, until thickened and steadily boiling, 8 to 10 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in the butter and vanilla until the butter melts.
Step 3
Divide among serving bowls or glasses. Spoon the blackberries on top. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until well chilled, at least 1 hour and up to 2 days.
Step 4
Serve topped with the whipped cream.


text:
Taking Pictures on the Trail
If you're a lover of photography as much as I am, then you should appreciate as much as I do the uniqueness of taking pictures in the outdoors. What better place to take pictures of unique environments of which I'd say 99% of Los Angeles's population hasn't seen before.
These unique environments do have their own challenges though. From extremely harsh sunlight, to overcast days, to awesome sunrises in the desert. Well, over the year and half of hiking that I've done, I've always had my camera with me ready to snap a photo at a moments notice.
Over this time, I've also refined my picture taking and generally know what settings my camera should be set at. But it's still a lot of trial and error. Thank God for live preview and expansive memory cards. Since my first hike on July 14, 2007, up until the time of this posting, I've taken a hair over 5,400 pictures.
So this post is about tips that I've come to use during my hikes and my general opinion on how I like to take photos. Hopefully you find this "guide" useful and give it a try.
1. Keep your camera close and easy to reach – This is assuming you have a small point and shoot. Even if you have a super zoom, you can get a small case and carry it across your shoulder. But the key is being able to get your camera out in at least 5 seconds. I keep mine in a case zip-tied on my right suspension strap. This allows me to unzip, pull out, and turn on my camera with only my right hand.
2. Shooting subjects – For me low angle images are king. Especially if you get a good silhouette. But chances are you're on the move or are just too tired to bend over and to try to compose the image. So my advice is don't. Just blind fire a couple of shots. Don't expect anything fancy to come out, but you never know; and you may even be surprised when you check out the pictures on your computer.
Also, posed shots are great, but candid shots are even better. There's nothing better than catching grimacing face as someone nears a peak.
3. Shooting subjects off center – The rule of thirds should apply whenever possible. There's a time and place for being front and center. But I think pictures look better off center. The point here is that you're most likely trying to capture the person with the surrounding background. Why obscure the main subject which is nature? Sometimes I like to put the person at the far edge just to give a sense of scale to the overall image.
4. Shooting subjects in the sun – Summer months, overcast days, snow on the ground, or a setting sun can ruin your image if the sun is behind your subject. Depending on the angle of the sun, effective flash range I've found is about 3′ with the sun in the image. From my guess, with the sun about 60 degrees angled from the camera, range is about 5′. It's pretty much trial and error. You're just going to have to play around with the settings and camera distance. Regardless, your image is most likely going to be slightly overblown or underexposed.
For the picture at right, I decreased the exposure to -1. The shadows are extremely dark, but the sky and some of the edges of the branches still have color.
5. Get a minipod – Find a Guerrilla Pod or a mini tripod. These prove pretty valuable when on the trail and you want to take a group shot or a solo shot. Or if you just want to take pictures of yourself without setting up a tripod, get an extender.
6. Shooting macro – Spring is around the corner, and with it comes the blooming flowers. It's at these times that you would want to take up close shots. Chances are, your camera has a macro setting. Use it. This tells the camera that you're going to take a close up shot and focuses the lens on the closes subject.
However, if you want to get a good bokkie shot, where the image is in focus while the the background is blurred, then leave the macro setting off, stand between 5-10 feet and zoom in the target. This doesn't work well on my point and shoot, but may on yours. It should work relatively well on a superzoom though. You can also try this on people too.
7. Manual settings – I prefer to go full manual with my camera. With a p&s there's really not too much to worry about except for exposure and ISO. If it's bright out, just leave it at ISO 100. I also tend to decrease my exposure to -2/3 so as not to blow out some parts of the image. If it's a really must have image though, take 3 or 4 shots at different exposure settings.
If you're shooting at dusk or early morning, jack up the ISO until you get the properly exposed shot. Avoid going to the max as there will be a lot of noise.
8. Shooting at night – I wouldn't use the flash to take pictures of people unless you want some hikers being angry at you for blinding them. If you want light, use your headlamp. Here you would have to turn up your ISO to the max, chances are though, you'll still get something blurry. Play around with the exposure and see what you get. Anything between +1 – +2 stops and chances are your picture is going to be unusable.
9. Shooting the sunrise/sunset – Shooting sunsets can be tricky. The key here is a tripod. But if you don't have one handy, then you would have to hold the camera a bit steady. Exposure settings should be 0 to -1. Anymore and you image might come out dark. Try to set the exposure to 0 to +1. You may have to hold the camera extra steady else your image may come out a bit blurred.
You can also up the ISO here. Crank up it up incrementally and see how it comes out.
The sunrise at left is over the Salton Sea as we charged our way to Villager and Rabbit peak.
10. Shooting water – Still water is pretty easy. It's moving creeks and waterfalls that are interesting. If you want a blurred motion, you'll have to crank up the exposure to +1 to +2 and set the camera on something steady. If it's a bright day though, your sky or background is going to be blown. There's kind of a fine balance here. You'll just have to find it. Also, if able, drop your ISO to 50. This will decrease the sensitivity of the sensor some which might compensate a little for the increased exposure.
11. Playing around with long exposures – This is especially fun to do at night. I recently found out that my camera is able to do 1″ – 15″ exposures! I haven't been up in the front range at night to play around with city shots. But I have been up in the desert and took some pics from Red Box looking towards Monrovia. Here the ambient light from the city gives a good image.
The image at right is inside one of Allison mines. Here I had setup my minipod and propped it up on a rock and just let them pass with their headlamps on. It took about 4 different people to come down for me to figure out the timing. Good thing we had a decent sized group. But this is a 15 second exposure.
Those are pretty much all the tips that I can think of. Overall though, my style of shooting involves taking mostly candid shots when I can. Of course I always like the group shot, but I would prefer the random group photo over a posed one. Of course it's pretty tough to get everyone looking in the same direction at any one time. Also, what I like to do when I'm in the back of the group is to take shots of the group in a line as they go down the trail. If the trail starts to curve, then even better. And I'm a sucker for silhouette shots too. I think the last picture would have been perfect if I had gotten more of the reflection.
Hope this was helpful. If you can think of any other points that I missed out on or want to add to or discuss something, then leave a comment. So go out and take some photos. The world is a big place that needs to be captured.
Related posts:
This entry was posted on Monday, March 2nd, 2009 at 10:32 pm and is filed under Photography. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.


text:
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
In a large bowl fold together the goat cheese, cream cheese, garlic and herbs. Season with a pinch of salt and pepper.
Line a sheet tray with parchment paper and lightly flour a work surface. With a rolling pin, roll the dough into an oval shape that fits a half sheet tray and lay out on the parchment paper.
Spread dough with the goat cheese mixture, leaving a 1/2-inch edge. Arrange the red onion in a row, overlapping slightly. Repeat with the zucchini.
Brush the red onion, zucchini, and crust with olive oil. Sprinkle with red pepper flakes, salt and pepper, to taste, and the Parmesan. Bake in the oven for 25 minutes.
Remove from oven and using a pizza cutter, slice into thin strips for serving.
Check Out Our
Get a sneak-peek of the new Food Network recipe page and give us your feedback.See it Now!


text: If you are using a domain name with .pk extension it means your domain name represents your country. In Pakistan all the PKNIC domains are registered by PKNIC company. This domain is registered for two years. You can check the whois information of any PKNIC domain. Check your favorite domain name, if it is not available then you can have a look on the Whois information to know who owns this domain name.


text:
IFFR films in theatres: August
Did you miss a must-see film during IFFR 2018? Keep calm!
IFFR Unleashed: new titles in August
See what's new online!
Kaapse Brouwers at IFFR News
17 July 2018 17 July 2018
Rotterdam beers at a Rotterdam festival. IFFR has partnered up with local brewery Kaapse Brouwers Rotterdam to...
IFFR's new managing director News
10 July 2018 10 July 2018
Experienced film industry professional Marjan van der Haar will join IFFR in October 2018.
Urgent call: Help Oleg Sentsov! News
09 July 2018 09 July 2018
Oleg Sentsov, a talented filmmaker and friend of IFFR, has been on hunger strike in a Siberian prison since 14 May...
HBF+Europe supports five new projects News
04 July 2018 04 July 2018
IFFR's Hubert Bals Fund (HBF) is proud to announce the 2018 selection of its HBF+Europe: Minority Co-production...
IFFR Unleashed: new titles in July
See what's new online!
"He knows Brussels could be hell."
Sahim Omar Kalifa on Zagros
Kira Muratova passes away at age 83
Kira Muratova , one of Eastern Europe's greatest contemporary filmmakers, sadly passed away at the age of 83 in...
"The collaboration was so good, we're planning to create a musical."
Bert Scholiers on Charlie en Hannah gaan uit
IFFR Unleashed: new titles in June
See what's new!
IFFR films in theatres: June / July
Did you miss a must-see film during IFFR 2018? Keep calm!
"I think that sometimes there are stories in the universe and they have to be told at a certain time and they just come to us."
Lisa Brühlmann on Blue My Mind
IFFR calls for release Sentsov News
30 May 2018 30 May 2018
Together with many Dutch film institutions, IFFR signed a letter urging the European Parliament to do everything...
Film music gets its own place at IFFR News
24 May 2018 24 May 2018
New collaboration between IFFR PRO Days and Buma Cultuur
"If the film was only a positive eulogy, it would be boring."
Fellipe Barbosa on Gabriel and the Mountain


text:
If you are an EEA national, you are free to come to the UK to work. You don't need a visa, or a job offer, or to be earning a particular salary. You can also bring your family members to the UK with you. You must, however, have the necessary knowledge of English before being granted a licence by the GMC, and may need to take a test. You will have to do some form of induction and training.
There is no limit on how long you can stay in the UK – it will depend on the contract of employment. However, once an EEA national has been in the UK for five years, they and their family members can claim permanent residence providing they have been working or self-employed for those five years. The BMA has information on claiming permanent residence for EEA nationals.
Croatian nationals need to seek specific permission to work in the UK. Further details are available from the Croatian nationals page of GOV.UK.
If you graduated from a medical school in the EEA or Switzerland and completed a medical internship, you may be able to use this qualification to apply for full registration. The GMC website provides a list of the specific documents that you need to provide, depending on their country and date of qualification.
Doctors who attained a GP qualification in the EEA or Switzerland which is listed in The Directive on Recognition of Professional Qualifications for the country in which they obtained the qualification are entitled to mutual recognition of that qualification.
Doctors who attained a GP qualification in the EEA or Switzerland which is not listed in The Directive on Recognition of Professional Qualifications for the country in which they obtained the qualification are entitled to an assessment of their qualification under the general system. This will compare the training they have undertaken to the UK GP curriculum. Doctors in this position should read the guidance for Certificate of Eligibility for GP Registration (CEGPR) applicants.
If you are a non-EEA national, you will need a job offer and a visa to work in the UK. A Tier 2 (General) visa is required and there are several rules you need to meet. More information can be found on the GOV UK and BMA websites.
If you are from outside the EEA, you may have specific rights to live and work in the UK, if you are the spouse of an EEA national, or because you have commonwealth ancestry rights. If you think this may apply to you, please check the GOV.UK website.
Immigration and visa rules change dramatically and frequently and the current system is extremely complex. For overseas doctors working and training in the UK who are subject to the immigration rules, how visa rules are applied can be disruptive.
BMA members can access a free Immigration advice service which provides basic immigration advice in connection with your employment and study in the UK.
You can stay up to date by signing up to the BMA's free visa alerts service
If you do not hold a UK primary medical qualification, there are three ways you can obtain full registration with a licence to practise:
These assess whether you have the required knowledge and skills to practise medicine safely. Whichever route is followed, you must hold an acceptable primary medical qualification.
To obtain a GMC licence to practise, doctors from outside the EEA must prove that they have the necessary knowledge of English to communicate effectively so that the safety of patients is not put at risk. This includes speaking, reading, writing and listening.
There are several ways that doctors from outside the EEA can demonstrate they have the necessary knowledge of English, including achieving the required scores in the International English Testing System (IELTS). More information can be found on the GMC website.
Doctors who have either a postgraduate qualification in general practice, or a minimum of six months GP training – undertaken anywhere in the world – can apply for a Certificate of Eligibility for GP Registration (CEGPR). The GMC does not automatically recognise any GP qualifications attained outside of the EEA, although evidence of GP training undertaken overseas can be useful supporting evidence for CEGPR applications. Similarly, RCGP accredited international membership assessments leading to MRCGP [INT] are unique to each of the nine countries where international members have qualified. As such, MRCGP [INT] is not automatically deemed equivalent to UK MRCGP, but can be used to support a CEGPR application.
Once you have gained a CEGPR you are automatically included in the GP Register.
A CEGPR application can be made by doctors who feel that their knowledge, skills and experience are equivalent to the standards required by the current approved curriculum for UK general practice.
Applicants will need to provide verified documentary evidence showing how they have achieved all the competencies required by the current GP curriculum. They will be asked to provide referees who can comment on their recent practise and skills, and will also need to submit 'primary evidence' of their work, such as patient logs and case studies. As a general guide, most applicants submit around 500-800 pages of evidence. It can take around six months for your application to be considered from the point of application.
The RCGP and GMC have produced detailed guidance on the evidence a doctor should submit in support of their CEGPR application.
If you would like to gain MRCGP once you have a CEPGR, you will also need to complete Membership by Assessment of Performance (MAP).
Read about Antony's move from Australia to London (PDF) and Dr Charlotte Cant's move from Alaska to Scotland (PDF). Dr Cant has written also provided some top tips on applying for a CEGPR (PDF).
The item has been added to your basket.
This item is out of stock.
The item is out of stock.
An error occured adding your item to the basket:


text:
CLEVELAND COUNTY, OK – An Oklahoma Libertarian Party candidate is having to answer questions about an explicit photo.
Tim Krahling, who is running for House District 45, posted a nude selfie on a social media account.
House District 45 seat is currently held by Democrat Incumbent State Rep. Claudia Griffith.
Krahling had first denied putting the picture online when asked about it by a reporter for NewsChannel 4.
The selfie was posted on his personal Reddit account, and it's been viewed nearly 900 times.
Krahling told NewsChannel 4 that if it is him, he isn't worried about the nude photo hurting his political campaign.
This is Krahling's first time running for political office.
"We're completely for liberty, we're more socially liberal than democrats, we're more fiscally conservative than republicans," Krahling told NewsChannel 4.
Krahling decided to run this year because libertarians are now recognized to be on the ballot here in Oklahoma.
3/21/2016 Related Story: Oklahoma Recognizes Libertarian Party
"I'm just an average person, not a politician, don't have any law degree," Krahling stated to NewsChannel 4.
Several things Krahling wants to do once elected is to help get marijuana legalized. He is also for open carry, even without a license.
Krahling also has would like to see police and fire departments privatized.
"And definitely the postal service. I think it's run its course. It runs in the red every year. We have plenty of entrepreneurs that are willing to pick up the slack," Krahling told NewsChannel 4.
Telling NewsChannel 4 that he is all for personal freedom Krahling said, "I'm for what you want to do in your bedroom is your business."
But the nude picture of him is not in a bedroom, but in a bathroom that has been circulating.
When Krahling was shown the photo Thursday, he stated he wasn't concerned at all.
"If it is me, I don't see it as an issue," Krahling told the reporter.
Krahling's campaign is up and running and he does have a Facebook page and website.
If anyone wants to know about the picture Krahling will tell them, "As libertarians say, my personal life is my personal life, and your personal life is your personal life."
And as any candidate would do over the next few months he will be out knocking on doors and asking for votes.
The filing period for Oklahoma House District 45 will take place on April 13 – 15, with the primary election to be held on June 28. You can find more information about the candidates on FortySix News 2016 Elections page.
(H/T: NewsChannel 4 KFOR)


text:
How do you improve an already delicious filet mignon steak wrapped in bacon? By smoking it. The rich flavor of smoke in this recipe makes the steak even more indulgent. Find out how we added extra smoke to these gorgeous, thick bacon-wrapped filets and cooked them to rosy … [Read more...]
Perfectly Cooked Filet Mignon Prepared Two Ways
In case you missed it, August 13th was National Filet Mignon Day. Which makes this National Filet Mignon weekend, doesn't it? If you were looking for a new excuse to spoil yourself with the most melt-in-your-mouth tender cut of beef, now you have one! Filet Mignon: A Tender … [Read more...]


text:
I've always been fascinated with noble failures then masterpieces. Perhaps it's the dreaming of the possibilities that's more alluring than the admiration of something that's powerfully perfect. For instance, I'm mesmerized by the writings of Philip K. Dick despite his obvious failings as a writer, and I prefer The Who's Quadrophenia over the more acclaimed Who's Next.
Along these lines, I find artists' home recordings fascinating. They're interesting because they're the pure vision of the artist, the dream before the band or orchestra brings the song to its full potential with the energy and skills of the whole group. To go back to Townshend for a moment, his Scoop series is a prime example of these (with the benefit that he includes Who songs, so you can compare Townshend's version with what the Who did to them). Another good example is today's subject: Steve Kilbey's Unearthed. (Note that here I'm writing about the 2010 reissue included with the Monsters n Mirages box set.)
Released in 1986, the album consisted of a group of recordings SK made by himself. As SK relates at various points in the liner notes to Monsters n Mirages: "this was a bunch of recordings lying around at the time... I never intended these recordings to be released... I recorded a song a day. " The raw creative energy of recordings that were never meant to be heard is alluring, and the absence of an overarching goal of making an album or a grand statement must have been freeing. As Robert Dean Lurie, the author SK's biography, "No Certainty Attached", sez, even a song called "My Birthday, The Moon Festival" does't pretentious here; it's a two minute song with a fantastic melody and dreamy atmospherics that has you humming it for days to come.
Unearthed was released in 1986, and it marks one of the first times that Kilbey really emphasized the atmospherics of his songs over all else. Most of these songs are lush, and cast a soft velvety spell over the listener, lulling them into contemplation. This dreamy quality has since become a SK trademark, and here we see its humble beginnings as he worked away at them from "a downstairs bedroom of a terraced house sandwiched between 2 other houses". (Of course, he also has an abrasive and pushing side, but it's mainly missing from Unearthed; we'll see that side of him come to the forefront in 1990's Remindlessness).
Another differentiator for Unearthed – and a notable difference between his work with The Church – is the lack of guitar solos. The songs here are mainly just melodies and interesting sounds, augmented with consistently stellar bass playing. Indeed, the bass, as you might expect from a bass player, caries many of the tunes with the melody. For instance, the swooping bass line in "Arm Chair" that really lends the song its swing. It's always moving, each note covering several bars, except for the few moments before the drum fill when it pounds with the beat.
This isn't to say that the album isn't without its drawbacks. To me, the album's big weakness: a drum machine that contributes a stiff feeling to many tracks. In one respect, it contributes an amateurish, do-it-all- yourself charm, but mainly it's just frustrating in that you know how much better it could have sounded with live drumming (or a modern drum machine). Another issue is that there's a fair amount of the blatant monotone that he used to mar SK's early music (see "Someone calls you on for a blatant example"), which can be off-putting, but overall there's more than enough melody to make up for it.
My personal highlights include:
- "Out of this World": A minor pop gem with a wonderfully catchy descending bassline augmented by a mirroring guitar lick.
- "Swampdrone": Along with "Rising Son", some interesting keyboard mood music reminiscent of the second Enoish part of Bowie's Low. SK will do more of this, and more skillfully, in his next album Earthed.
- "Judgement Day": Typical early-era Church-style song, with its chiming Byrds-y chiming guitars, lilting melody, and catchy chorus. Even the bridge sounds like something off of Heyday -- and that's a good thing.
- "Tyrant": A catchy earworm of a song. That "Oooooohhh, Tyrant" chorus sticks with you for a while. His melodic skill on display for what is basically a minor song (not sure what, if anything, the lyrics mean).
- "Design Error". One of SK's fun white-man-groove toons, replete with a sweet popping bass.
- "Nothing Inside": A beautiful ballad. Excellent chiming guitars and a gently driving beat.
- "Heliopolis": Wonderful droning background vocals here cast a nice spell of a lazy afternoon. Only qualm is that the toon is just a bit too long for what it is.
- "Famine": Another fun instrumental with wonderfully soulful sounds coming from antiquated electronic instruments. The walking organic bassline contrasts wonderfully with the muted staccato drums. The fascinating background sound - like a razor running underwater - seems to me like a precursor to the bubbling keyboards in the background of so many songs in his career (like in Painkiller's "Outbound")
Overall, Unearthed is an easy album to love. It's fun and melodic and is comprised of a good mix of rock and pop and experimental qualities. It's probably his most accessible solo album, and well worth checking out if you're looking for an introduction to SK's solo world.
Note: I'm planning on writing up my reaction to all of SK's solo albums included in the Monsters n Mirages box set. Coming up next: 1987's Earthed.


text:
I would assume that you are well acquainted with the phrase, "work ethic." By it, we usually mean that someone works hard to not only accomplish the bare minimum of their work, but is internally motivated and disciplined to excel, without someone constantly looking over their shoulder to make sure they do what they are supposed to be doing. This is a good thing, in most cases, and we properly admire such efforts.
There is a point, however, Continue reading


text:
Do you know which sport optics company began as the maker of spy cameras? You will find the answer to this and learn other interesting tidbits on the new Eagle Optics website. Preparations for the redesign of www.eagleoptics.com afforded me the pleasure of researching and writing short introductions about each of the sport optics manufacturers Eagle Optics is proud to be an authorized dealer for.
The chronicles of long-time companies such as Leica, Swarovski, and Zeiss reveal rich histories in the development of these superior optics. The enthusiastic drive behind the beginning of companies like Bushnell, Kowa, Leupold, and Nikon reflects in their ever-popular product lines. I hope the tidbits and informative introductions on each brand page will be beneficial in your decision to purchase a binocular or spotting scope.
Win a free Gitzo tripod and head!
Subscribers to our weekly newsletter will be entered to win a Gitzo GT2542L Mountaineer Carbon Fiber tripod legs with a G2180 tripod head when they open our January Eagle Optics Emails. Sign up soon---January is almost over!
Eagle Optics Staff


text:
Video uploaded by YouTube channel Football HD-2 showcases all the goals and highlights from Hull City's shock 2-0 win at home over an out-of-form Liverpool side in their Premier League encounter.
Hull City's goals were scored by Alfred N'Diaye and January loan signing Oumar Niasse.
Hull City's important and crucial victory temporarily propels them to within a point from safety, while Liverpool's woes and struggles continue as they fail to capitalize on Arsenal's defeat to Chelsea earlier in the day as they remain with 46 points in fourth place.
Like O-Posts on Facebook
You can also follow O-Posts on Twitter @OPosts


text:
Blackwell proudly donated a Ford Ranger 4 x 4 Crew Cab to the Essex Air Ambulance Team, which was officially handed over at Earls Colne Airfield. The Essex Air Ambulance is a Charity providing a free life-saving Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) for the critically ill and injured of Essex, Hertfordshire and surrounding areas.
Fill in the form below to send this news to a friend:


text:
The Maori view of rivers reflects the dynamic vitality, the essential importance of fresh water. Looking after rivers is in everyone's interest, and the activities involved in being kind to rivers are healthy, educational, and uplifting.
Seakeepers offers these resources on River Keeping (River Care, Stream Watching, Adopting a River) to schools and communities so they can get with the programme and spend some enjoyable days in the company of New Zealand rivers, streams, estuaries, and wetlands.
At the heart of a River Keeping project is the nucleus of people who organise and maintain the community surveying programme. Motivation is critical here, and must stem from a very basic understanding:
Rivers are a part
of our extended being. Fresh water flows through us, the landscape,
and all creatures in the air, on the earth, and in the water.
Water is the medium of life. When it is fouled, so are the relationships
between all creatures within its domain.
You will all have heard older people say such things as :
"I remember the days when:
----- there were many more fish around
----- you could always catch a large snapper
----- we used to net white bait by the bucketful
----- the summers were always cooler
----- the rivers were much cleaner."
Often little notice is taken of the claims because there is no hard evidence - or data.
Starting a BASELINE study is therefore extremely valuable because it is a disciplined way of recording hard information (or real facts) against which future changes can be measured.
If in the future you want to present a submission about the state of the water in your local river to the local council, a commercial business, or the local dairy farmers cooperative, making a claim that their activities were spoiling the river, you will then have hard facts to back up your claim.
If you found that water quality had improved as a result of action that your school or community group had taken, you would be able to prove that too. You good result could them be used to encourage other groups, seek support for further projects, expand your existing programme.
Setting up and keeping a baseline involves being well organised and keeping good records of the information that you collect.
Ideally the records should be kept on computer spreadsheets or data bases.
Always keep a back-up file of your data base in case the master file becomes accidentally deleted or altered when students are working with it or adding new information to it.
Keeping a database makes teaching easy! It is the discipline and the basis of the organisation behind a full teaching programme that can be run each year.
However it is not just a repetition of the previous year's exercise. Some information collection methods might need to be modified as a result identifying long term changes. Some new information may need collecting. Your programme will need to have a solid base but have the flexibility to be dynamic.
Water quality and the health of a stream can be studied by classes of any age. The basics of the various topics involved, set out below give the overall picture but investigating all of the topics may not be appropriate for all ages or abilities.
It is most important only to tackle the parts that you and your class can do easily and safely. Every exercise you tackle should be interesting and or fun.
Even the youngest can ** observe ** make comments and word descriptions ** paint pictures of what they saw ** smell the water, ** net and filter creatures from it ** keep a list of birds that they saw ** collect pond weeds for class aquarium.
These exercises raise awareness of the natural world around them, engender sympathy for freshwater life and a clean >environment and form the basis for more advanced studies when they are older.


text:
All spring, the Mets watched Johan Santana's every move.
Santana was the talk of camp. Coming off a lost season that saw him fail to return from left anterior shoulder capsule surgery in September 2010, Santana began throwing in February and routinely drew a crowd.
Players, coaches and reporters would gather near Santana as he threw at the team's spring training complex in Port St. Lucie, Fla., searching for evidence that the two-time Cy Young award winner was back to his old ways.
But even when Santana began succeeding in exhibition games, concern existed that he would wilt under the demands of an increased pitch count a five-day schedule.
With so little precedent for pitchers recovering from his particular surgery, the odds of a full comeback seemed slim.
And yet here is Santana nearly two full months into the season, starting Friday against the Cardinals with a 2.75 ERA attached to his name, along with 60 strikeouts and 16 walks in 59 innings.
Santana has not only made it all the way back from his surgery, but has reached a level that even his most ardent supporters did not know if he would ever see again.
"I didn't know how everything was going to be," Santana said after his last outing, a four-hit shutout against the Padres. "I've been working and I'm still working. You never know. You always have to go out there and perform."
In a season that has seen the Mets' bullpen struggle, their lineup lose multiple key players to injury and their offense provide precious little punch, Santana has been the brightest surprise.
It is not as if no one expected him to come back and succeed. But for Santana to be healthy enough to pitch every five days, without incident, is more than even manager Terry Collins could have dreamed.
"We were talking in Spring Training about nobody has ever come back from that surgery and what a tough road he's got ahead," Collins said. "You put in all the work that he's put in, and I said, 'If anyone can come back from it, it's him.'"
Throughout the first month of the season, the Mets had enough off days penciled into their schedule that Santana was able to receive an extra day of rest before almost every one of his starts.
That was critical, considering the most significant challenge for pitchers coming off anterior shoulder capsule surgery is typically their recovery time between outings.
But with the Mets wrapping up a stretch of 20 games in 20 days on Wednesday, Santana has made his last three starts on regular rest. It didn't seem to affect him.
The left-hander posted a 2.45 ERA over that span, striking out 19 batters, walking four and averaging more than seven innings per start.
Collins said toward the end of that stretch that he is looking forward to giving Santana an extra day of rest, which the left-hander finally received on Thursday.
But in most matters, the Mets are treating their ace simply as another member of the rotation, not as someone coming off major shoulder surgery.
It's about the best the Mets could have hoped from a pitcher who entered this season with a 40-25 record and 2.85 ERA since coming to New York.
Santana's strikeout rate is at its highest since 2007. His ERA is lower than at any point since 2008, when he nearly won a third Cy Young award in his first season with the Mets.
"It is a great feeling for me just to put my uniform on and be part of my team," Santana said. "And now, being able to help, being able to go out there every five games, is definitely something I was waiting for."


text: I'm not totally sure what to make out of this site design. I like it, I like the experimental quality of it. I like that I can grab and move the page around. I don't like how I feel lost as to what content i'm taking in, I can make no kind of mental model of the site even after a minute or two on the page. The work the site is showing off is fantastic!


text:
I began writing in a diary when I was twelve years old. When I came across my diaries as a young parent I was astonished to see what was important to me as a girl. How my hair looked on a given day determined my mood for the entire day! I hadn't remembered that at all but reading that perspective was useful when dealing with teenage girls. I could understand it was just a part of their normal development to be so concerned with their appearance (temporarily, I hoped).
I designed a caregivers' journal to provide a safe place for you to express your thoughts on caregiving and your hopes for the future. One of the bonuses of living is being able to share the benefits of our experiences with others. I hope that one day you will be able to look back on what you have learned by looking back through your notes, and advising new caregivers with the perspective of one who has already walked that path.
Caregiving is a beautiful, and occasionally stressful role. I'd like to send you an elegant, full-color, 12-page journal completely FREE. The journal is a pdf and can be downloaded for typing directly onto your desktop, laptop, or tablet. (If you use a tablet, be sure to download Adobe Acrobat Reader and then copy the journal into Adobe.) Or you can print it out and write your thoughts in the journal by hand.
Taking time for yourself is important. You might find it difficult to make time but this pretty journal will be there for you when you have a minute.


text:
General Info
Whois Details
inetnum: 184.108.40.206/19 aut-num: AS28615 abuse-c: TCS51 owner: Televisao Cidade S/A ownerid: 01.673.744/0001-30 responsible: Televisao Cidade S/A owner-c: TCS51 tech-c: TCS51 inetrev: 126.96.36.199/19 nserver: ns3.simtv.com.br nsstat: 20170307 AA nslastaa: 20170307 nserver: ns5.simtv.com.br nsstat: 20170307 AA nslastaa: 20170307 created: 20051108 changed: 20051108 nic-hdl-br: TCS51 person: Televisao Cidade S/A created: 20010810 changed: 20160610
IP address subranges within this IP range
IP address ranges, or netblocks, are groups of related IP addresses. They are usually represented as a base IP address, followed by a slash, and then a netmask which represents how many IP addresses are contained within the netblock. This format is known as CIDR. You'll also sometimes see netblocks given as a start ip address, and an end ip address, or an ip address range.
Traffic works its way around the internet based on the routing table, which contains a list of networks and their associated netblocks.


text:
Kriti Sanon ga ga over Sushant Singh Rajput's smile!
Kriti Sanon will be seen sharing screen space with Sushant Rajput in their forthcoming film, Raabta produced by Dinesh Vijan.
The two have also started the prep work for same in full force.
From treating each other to movie outings to midnight horse riding sessions, Kriti and Sushant have been bonding like a house on fire.
The duo have been bonding over conversations revolving around their hometown (Delhi) and the same field that they studied for engineering.
During one such conversation Kriti even mentioned it to Sushant on how pleasant his smile is!
Looks like the two are really bonding.


text:
We checked into one of the dorms late at night without a reservation - the room was dirty and smelled so badly that my friend slept with a bar of soap under her nose. The hostel clearly has problems with the sewage pipes. Mosquitos everywhere...More
"The worst hostel I've ever stayed in."


text: To register for any event, click on the event to fill out a registration form. « All EventsThis event has passed.Introduction to Trauma Informed Care*August 21, 2017 @ 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm« Prospective Foster Parent OrientationProspective Foster Parent Orientation » *This training will be in SaintA's Franciscan Center. Training Event Registration All fields are requiredName* First Last Email* Phone (with area code)*PhoneThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Related+ Google Calendar+ iCal Export Details Date: August 21, 2017 Time: 5:30 pm - 8:30 pmEvent Category:TrainingsOrganizer Training Staff Phone: 414-604-5769 Venue SaintA 8901 W. Capitol Dr. Milwaukee, WI 53222 United States + Google Map « Prospective Foster Parent OrientationProspective Foster Parent Orientation »Related


text:
Santa Barbara, CA – (StockNewsDesk) – 12/23/2014 — The future of presentations is here. The Voiceboard is the all new tech that has been introduced into the market with huge future possibilities. Now you can effectively engage your audience using voice and gesture technology to make your presentation more interactive. It is the first of its kind and will help to give an impressive presentation, unique in every way.
Presentations are an important part of a professional career. Every presenter wants to be remembered for their concept and performance. It has happened so many times that there are many people who have a great knowledge and concept about a particular subject and they can make an excellent sketch of it. But at the time of presentation, they may lack confidence or be incapable of involving the audience in the presentation. Hence, the presentation becomes boring and people lose interest, so they fail to fully explain their concept. The presentation becomes only a cluster of information. The Voiceboard is about to change that era of boring presentations. It is dedicated to make the presentation livelier.
A presentation is nothing but interaction and the Voiceboard helps to make the interaction more natural. It boosts the confidence and makes it easy and rewarding. To interact confidently with your audience on a topic while using technology is never easy. Each and every individual while standing in front of a group of people will face some sort of difficulty and barrier. The Voiceboard is uniquely designed to break all those barriers so it can be an absolute joy for both the presenter and the audience. This voice and gesture technology is very new and it has some potential to be further developed, depending on the need and versatility. This tech is ready to create a huge impact with powerful presentations.
The Voiceboard has created a huge buzz in the modern tech market in a world where more than 30 millions presentations are being given every day. The buzz may give you an overall idea about the tech but it will be tough to understand the effectiveness until you use it personally. This unique project is well backed by Kickstarter so it can debut in the market with a grand impression.
It hardly takes 60 seconds to get comfortable with Voiceboard while you gain confidence with your voice and gestures. It gives you massive control over the project. Voiceboard comes with built-in tips and suggestions to simplify the usage. Now you can reach the optimum level of creative freedom using existing tools, like Power Point. The Voiceboard expands on all those tools. You can simply import the Power Point file in Voiceboard for your presentation.
The pack of Voiceboard comes with Voiceboard software, a wireless Bluetooth microphone and a Nod ring. The software needs to be installed in your system. The wireless Bluetooth microphone will give you control over the project and tech on your voice command. The Nod ring will help the software to understand your hand gestures and act accordingly.


text:
INITIAL POST: 3:15pm EDT
LAST UPDATE: 4:57pm (Updating every few minutes, so refresh the page often...)
Kelsey Smith's body has been found. It's 3:12pm and the body was found south of Longview Lake, in SE Grandview, MO. The body was found in a shallow creek. A tarp covers the area as I type...
Kelsey Smith was apparently kidnapped from the Target store parking lot in Overland Park (suburb of Kansas City) at 7:07pm Saturday night. A 20-ish looking white male is seen running up behind Kelsey and forcing her into her 1987 Buick Regal. The car is seen backing out of the parking space and leaving the lot.
A little over two hours later, Kelsey's car was found in the Macy's parking -- across the street at the Overland Mall. Police have been searching for the 18 year old high school graduate since that time.
Just a few minutes ago, the story broke on FOX4 in KC --
"Police have located the body of a young girl, police and the independent search company on the scene told a FOX News Channel producer for 'On the Record' with Greta that it was the body of Kelsey."
A half-mile radius was being deeply searched after Kelsey's cell phone pinged a local tower in the southeast Jackson County area. Tire tracks were found -- leaving the road and going into the woods. A search team went into the area -- and found Kelsey Smith's body within a few minutes by the Equi-Search team.
Update: 4:07pm -- The search has been called off. The medical examiner has arrived on the scene. Although not officially confirmed, these are definitive inferences that the body is Kelsey Smith. The local enforcement will have a live press conference at 5:00pm EDT.
Also, the person of interest whom police were trying to locate, lives near the area, according to Steph Watts, a FOXNews On The Record producer.
FWIW, and it may be worth NOTHING -- I am hearing the names Timothy Beach (or Beech) or... Jerimiah John Beach (or Beech) as a potential suspect. Someone also says that the suspected perp (the "person of interest") lives within two miles of where Kelsey's body was found. Police are trying to track him down -- with even more interest now. A rather slumy apartment complex is located near 71 highway and 155th St. -- not far from Longview Lake Park. I've heard someone with the last name of Beach / Beech lives near there... and MAY be a suspect.
As for the truck, I am hearing "live" that a mid-1970s Chevy pickup truck has been found -- and police think it is the one seen in the Target parking lot Saturday just before Kelsey was abducted.
A press conference is scheduled for 3 minutes from now. I'll post more during and after the press conference.


text:
Britain's final withdrawal from the European Union would need the consent of the Scottish Parliament, a House of Lords report has suggested.
The report, published last month, says that in the event of Brexit, parts of the law that established the Scottish Parliament would have to be amended, and that can normally only be done with the Scottish Parliament's consent.
Giving evidence to the House of Lords European Union Select Committee in March, Sir David Edward, a former judge in the EU's Court of Justice, said that the Scottish Parliament is bound by EU law under Section 29 of the Scotland Act 1998, and the Scottish Government is also similarly bound under Section 57(2).
To amend this, it would be necessary for the UK government to seek the Scottish Parliament's consent under the Sewel Convention, which states that "Westminster would not normally legislate with regard to devolved matters in Scotland without the consent of the Scottish Parliament."
While Scottish consent would not apply to getting the withdrawal process under way by triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, it does mean the Scottish Government could make repealing EU laws very difficult for Westminster by effectively trying to stay under EU law while the rest of the UK withdraws. Such a scenario would create a constitutional mess.
In the wake of Britain's historic vote to leave the European Union, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been threatening to veto any Brexit deal, and also threatening a second vote on Scottish independence in order to stay in the EU.
However, former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond has now admitted the Scottish Parliament is powerless to block Brexit, and insisted Ms Sturgeon never really suggested a veto was possible.
"The word veto never passed her lips, because Westminster has an override. So the Scottish Parliament can block but Westminster can then override."
"Now of course there are political implications for that," he added. "But the Scotland Act is quite clear, there is a Westminster override. It is not a veto but Nicola was correct to say it can withhold legislative consent."
The Scottish Mail on Sunday also reported yesterday that the European Commission has ruled out a "partial withdrawal", with parts of the UK staying in while the rest leaves. It also confirms that should Scotland break away and become independent it would have to reapply for EU membership like any other non-EU country.
Nonetheless, with uncertainty remaining over who the next Prime Minister will be, and David Cameron, the present Prime Minister, unwilling to start negotiations, the Scottish Nationalist leader may yet be able to exploit the power vacuum for her own ends.


text:
Comprehensive lists of the pharmacies that are a part of your plan's provider network. Click the link for your plan type from the list below, click on the link to access your plan's pharmacy directory, and (when required) select your network from the dropdown box:
The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) has awarded an accreditation status of Accredited for service and clinical quality that meet the basic requirements of NCQA's rigorous standards for consumer protection and quality improvement.
Click Continue to proceed or Cancel to stay.
* Required field


text:
The eight-year-old company Simple endeavors to make banking transactions, well, simple. Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, the company has developed an entirely online system accessible through a website or mobile app. With this business model and name, it is only fitting that the company's new office highlights straightforward simplicity.
Designed by locally based Hacker to feel homelike, the Simple workplace challenges what can often be a conservative banking culture. Simple's more than 300 employees work on the top four floors of a new six-story mass timber building located in the burgeoning Central Eastside district of Portland—an area populated with a blend of traditional industrial businesses and an increasing number of new-economy tech and creative companies. In accommodating Simple's quickly growing workforce, the challenge was to maintain the openness the company had enjoyed in its previous Portland space.
"Simple has always had an open layout. When I started, our CEO sat in a desk next to me," says Mel Snyder, the company's manager of office administration. "We wanted everyone to sit together for that collaborative feel you'd have at a startup of under 100 people—to have casual interactions and meeting spots, and to preserve the ability to randomly run into each other and to have cross-pollination. It was about keeping us connected even as we're spread out."
Creating a serene workplace
The building's mass timber framing of exposed glulam Douglas fir beams and columns was the starting point for Hacker's design. The minimal material palette further emphasizes the interior wood structure. "We were able to reduce [the design strategy] to a single word: hone," says Jennifer Fowler, a principal with Hacker. "[Simple's leaders and employees] are very down-to-earth. They didn't want anything that felt like it was flashy or some over-the-top amenity. They just wanted a really serene place to come to work, and room to personalize. So we were, in a way, trying to create a backdrop for them to do their thing."
Some of the building's limitations presented a challenge for the designers to achieve openness. Ceiling beams had a greater depth than initially expected, dipping lower than the tops of the windows. "It was a very compressed feeling on the floors," Fowler says. "From an interior standpoint, that's a challenge."
Hearths as gathering areas
Even so, the designers found ways to gain back height and transparency. While an early concept to cut an open stairway into the middle of the floors proved too costly, the designers were able to clad a prominent staircase in glass. At one corner of floors three, four, and five, the designers also created more vertical depth by removing part of the raised access flooring to create sunken living room–like gathering areas, known as hearths, which were designed with Douglas fir flooring and bench seating to accommodate casual meetings or employee gatherings. The glass-enclosed stairway, which also allows for those seated in the hearths to easily view people passing from floor to floor, includes a multistory mural of a tree. The painting is one of several in the workspace, all of which were created by local artists to enliven the space.
The Hacker design takes advantage of the building's ceiling beams to create a rhythm of smaller spaces, such as conference rooms, informal meeting spots, and intimate phone booth–like cubbyholes. Fabric scrims hang from several of the beams for acoustic mitigation and to define spaces. Besides the Douglas fir of the structure and in the hearth areas, the other wood is white Russian birch plywood, used for the reception desk, all booths, island locker storage, and built-in window benches and storage.
Furnishings with a sense of craft
Lighting, furniture, and rugs were selected to enhance the casual feel with a sense of craft. Sit-stand desks also feature custom-designed three-sided enclosures that help to create a sense of privacy in the otherwise open office. On the top floor, an expansive roof deck is accessible through accordion doors from both a large conference room and a game room.
A number of sustainable solutions were incorporated, including daylight for all workspaces, operable windows, occupancy sensors for electric lighting, and the use of end-grain wood flooring made from recycled lumber from the Pacific Northwest.
In the end, the new interior has furthered Simple's business initiatives in multiple ways. "It's been very successful," Snyder says. "And it has absolutely helped with recruiting."


text:
Franklin, New York Passport Office Information
Residents of Franklin in Delaware County, New York have only a single location from which they can get a passport application sealed at. The passport agent in Franklin can provide you with passport forms or witness your signature and seal your passport documents (if you don't need your passport application sealed then you do not need to visit an acceptance agent). Besides the 1 location there are 801 other locations in the state of New York from which you can get a passport application sealed at. If you are not needing a passport in Franklin for a least (3) weeks, you can visit the sole passport acceptance agent listed below the map on this web page. If you need it faster than (3) weeks we have provided the closest regional passport offices to Franklin, New York and Expedited Passport service options for Franklin.
Regional Passport Offices Close to Franklin:These are passport issuing facilities. You will need to make an appointment and present proof of upcoming travel but in most cases, you will be able to get passport renewal, new passports, child passports, or a lost passport replacement Same Day or Next Day.
Connecticut Passport Agency - 106 Miles, New York Passport Agency - 109.4 Miles, Philadelphia Passport Agency - 143.7 Miles, Buffalo Passport Agency - 168 Miles, Vermont Passport Agency - 172.8 Miles
Fast Rush Passport Expediting Service in Franklin, New York3rd Party Passport Expediting in Franklin NY: Expedited Passports & Visas are the experts for expediting passports in Franklin, if you're in a hurry, this is probably going to be your best option. Passport servces offered for Franklin: Expedited Passport Renewal, Expedited New Passports, Fast Passport Name Changes, Expedited Child Passports, Expedited Lost/Stolen Passport Replacement
How to Get a Passport in Franklin, New YorkGetting a passport in Franklin NY depends on what type of passport application you are needing. The process in these guides assumes that you are applying at a local Franklin Passport Office in which case it will take you 4 to 6 weeks to get a passport in Franklin.
Please select the appropriate guide from the list below to get started:
Passport Office in Franklin, NY
Franklin Post Office
450 Main St
Franklin NY, 13775
The single passport acceptance agent (local passport office) located in Franklin is listed below:
- Franklin Post Office
450 Main St
Franklin, NY 13775
Other Passport Offices Near Franklin, New York:Listed below are additional passport offices that are located within 50 miles of Franklin New York:
Oneonta Post Office - Oneonta - 7.7 Miles
Unadilla Post Office - Unadilla - 8.1 Miles
Delaware County Clerk - Delhi - 10.5 Miles
Norwich Post Office - Norwich - 20.5 Miles
Chenango County Clerk of Court - Norwich - 20.6 Miles
New Kingston Post Office - Middletown - 21.7 Miles
Otsego County Clerk's Office - Cooperstown - 23.3 Miles
Cooperstown Post Office - Cooperstown - 23.4 Miles
Margaretville Post Office - Margaretville - 24.5 Miles
Roxbury Post Office - Roxbury - 25.6 Miles
Passport Service for Cities Near FranklinResidents of the following closeby cities looking to get a passport should consider using the passport office(s) located in Franklin for document sealing and 3-week passport expediting. Be sure to check other nearby passport offices listed above, as there may be a closer passport office to your city.
Franklin New York, Oneonta New York, Sidney New York, Milford New York, New Berlin New York, Hobart New York, Oxford New York, Columbus New York, Stamford New York, Margaretville New York, Roxbury New York, Denver New York, Windsor New York, Smyrna New York, Fleischmanns New York, Richfield Springs New York, Springfield New York, Bridgewater New York, Hamilton New York, Sharon Springs New York


text: In this vaping video I show you vapers how to do an S.0.N Clapton build for your DNA 200 and Snow Wolf 200 Watt devices. I received the DNA 200 from http://evolvapor.com/. I received the Snow Wolf 200 from http://www.asmodus.com/. The Twisted Messes RDA came fromhttp://twistedmesses.com/ and the Velocity RDA came from http://www.avidvaper.com/.


text:
Fijian-Australian Sandhya Dusk Devi Nand is thrilled to be the Official Photographer for RUNWAY2016
Designer applications for RUNWAY2016 are open until 30 June 2016
Have you been dreaming of walking at RUNWAY? Stella magazine is excited to announce our auditions for RUNWAY2016.
Students demand justice for democracy protesters shot by police & PNG's Opposition get ready for final no-confidence vote.
Stella magazine Founder and Editor Amanda Donigi comments on the UPNG police shootings
Toea Wisil takes on a new challenge to become literate, "It's a slow progress but I'm really enjoying it."
Promoting healthier lifestyles through distance racing, the Suva Marathon Club launches the 2016 race.
University students are putting their educations on the line to protest the current PM and foment a democracy movement in PNG.
Persons with disabilities have raised their concern at the lack of access to buildings and services in the NCD
Is Fiji making progress in tackling violence against women and girls?
A look at this historic global agreement, which six Pacific Island nations were amongst the first to ratify on 22 April.
More than 150 participants have completed a 3-year Small Business Workshops series in Manus.Page 5 of 18 pages ‹ First < 3 4 5 6 7 > Last ›


text:
Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin is officially the quickest player at the club after beating teammate Theo Walcott's record for the second time in as many years.
The England international had held that specific title over 40m after dethroning club legend Thierry Henry two years prior, however, he relinquished the honour to Bellerin last year as the 20-year-old beat the sprint record by one hundredth of a second.
Now the Spaniard says he has beaten the record by a larger margin this year, but says Walcott will never confirm his story:
"Everyone keeps telling me different numbers," he told The Sun [via Mirror Sport].
"But I know I beat Theo by literally one hundredth of a second after he had beaten Thierry, so you can do the maths."
"It was very close last year but this year I beat Theo by more of a distance. He won't tell you that, though!," Bellerin added.
The pair will be hoping to use their electric pace to devastating effect for the Gunners on Monday night as they welcome in-form Liverpool to the Emirates Stadium.
Bellerin missed the opening game of the season through injury against West Ham United, but returned to the starting XI against Crystal Palace last weekend and his cross was turned into the net by Eagles defender Damien Delaney and handed the visitors all three points..
Meanwhile Walcott is yet to start for the North Londoners despite impressing during pre-season and could find himself on the bench for the game against the Merseyside outfit after Olivier Giroud impressed in the centre-forward role at Selhurst Park.
Arsenal & Liverpool combined XI: 7-4 to one side, but who? Mesut Ozil & Philippe Coutinho in amazing attack
Arsenal ready late move for £55m goal-machine as Arsene Wenger prepares to 'gamble' with transfer fund kitty
Arsenal prepare late £18m move for much-needed defensive midfielder


text:
Carylann Assante, CAE, a seasoned tourism and association executive with more than 30 years of experience in the industry, serves as the Executive Director of the Student Youth Travel Association (SYTA), the international association that promotes student and youth travel worldwide. Carylann is also the Executive Director of the SYTA Youth Foundation (SYF), the philanthropic arm that provides scholarships and education experiences for students and youth who are unable to travel due to financial and personal hardship.
Since joining SYTA in 2010, Carylann has developed and implemented initiatives that have contributed to membership, registration and revenue growth for SYTA and SYF. The SYTA Annual Conference, the premiere showcase for student youth travel, experienced record growth with over 1,000 attendees participating in business-to-business meetings. In addition, SYF doubled its fundraising and the number of kids impacted through travel.
Prior to joining SYTA, Carylann served as the Vice President of Member Relations and Partnerships at the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE). In this role Carylann was responsible for building relationships with associations and business partners that served the industry. As an experienced association executive, Carylann spoke at conferences, meetings, and industry events on all aspects of association management.
Carylann has also held senior level sales and marketing positions at Tiffany & Co. and served as Director of Conferences and Events at both Virginia Tech and the University of Virginia.
Carylann also serves on the Associate Board of the U.S. Travel Association.


text:
Through seminars, lectures, brown bags discussions, professional development workshops, and panel discussions, the Center for Urban Education reaches out to students, teachers, parents, and community members to engage in real and substantive conversations on issues of urban education. Here are a few of our upcoming events.
Next Up:
March 27, 2018
Reflection Into Action: Addressing Cultural Conflicts in Educational Spaces
March 29, 2018
Lunch & Learn: Community, Justice and Teacher Education
Facilitated by Lynnette Mawhinney and Emery Petchauer
11:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m., CUE Commons
April 5, 2018
Lunch & Learn: How Culturally Responsive School Leadership Can Support Audacious Learning in Urban Schools
Facilitated by Mark Gooden
11:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m., CUE Commons


text:
The Elders
The Elders
This picture of the elders was taken at their recent away day on 13th February at
Linlithgow. The theme for the day was Spiritual Leadership and a guest speaker led
the day. District visitors were also invited to attend.
Sitting left to right:
Susan Ross, Carol Turnbull;
Standing left to right:
Paul Spencer, Christine Laurie, Anna Robertson, John Baker, Jean Mowle,
Julie Wilkinson, Alison McKay, Ann Brough, Els Baker (district visitor),
David Lunan (instructor).
New elders: July 2016
Catriona Inglis
Mike Brough
Donald Clark


text:
The Coldfire Trilogy Ranks On The Following Lists:
Best Epic Fantasy Books(Ranked 84 out of 167)
The publicly ranked version of http://test.bestfantasybooks.com/best-epic-fantasy.html
Epic Fantasy(Ranked 30 out of 68)
Books that are considered epic fantasy ONLY.
Futuristic Fantasy Books(Ranked 6 out of 19)
A publicly ranked list of Futuristic Fantasy -- fantasy novels set in a future period. This sub-genre of fantasy is often a blend of science fiction and fantasy.
How Would You Rate The Coldfire Trilogy? (leave blank if you just want to comment on the book and not review it):


text:
Vodafone has confirmed to Pocket-lint that it slowly rolling out EDGE across its network in the UK.
However before you go looking for the official announcement from the mobile operator, there isn't one and there won't be, Pocket-lint has found out.
According to our source within the company, the EDGE network, which promises faster data speeds for phones that are EDGE compatible, will only be available when current 2G base stations need replacing.
Our source insisted however that the company isn't planning on a national rollout to complete against O2.
So far Pocket-lint has found EDGE connectivity on the Vodafone network in Southampton and Nottingham.
EDGE, not really an issue in the UK following widespread adoption of 3G and HSDPA services, has come to mainstream attention because O2 has rolled out the new service ahead of the launch of the Apple iPhone this month.
EDGE-enabled phones, including the iPhone can use the service to get slightly faster connectivity that GPRS.


text:
På Gyllene Hinden: Utställning och Bokrelease. På Hindås Station: Föredrag, Film, Rytmik, Teater mm.
Kent Hägglund har skrivit en avhandling om Tyringe Helpension och Ester Boman:
Abstract from thesis by Kent Hägglund:
Ester Boman and Theatre at the Tyringe Helpension
Drama at a Progressive Education Girls' School 1909-1936
lt has long been taken for granted that no serious drama work was done in Swedish schools before the 1950s. However, at the Tyringe Helpension – a progressive education girls' boarding school that existed between the years 1909-1936 – drama was used as a method in many school subjects, as well as for social training. Ester Boman, the founder and principal of Tyringe, even talked about theatre as an experimental laboratory of the humanities. This study explores how that drama work evolved and why it has been forgotten.
The study uses traditional history research methods with an emphasis on hermeneutics, and with some addition from recent critical text analysis.
The study shows that these five contexts were all important for the evolution of educational drama at the Tyringe Helpension and contributed
in making the drama work there exceptionally rich and varied. These contexts are also crucial for the explanation of why this work was so
quickly forgotten. However, it also had some importance that the Swedish drama pioneers of the 1950s were not particularly interested in what had been done before.
Written in Swedish with a Summary in English.


text:
Each volume is an excellent companion for higher level students who recognize that SAT II scores are used increasingly by many of the more competitive colleges and universities as an additional factor in admitting qualified applicants. Including all of the components that Peterson's Success series is known for, the books feature: -- Full-length practice exams-- Explanations for correct and incorrect answers-- Red Alert test-taking strategies-- Flexible study plans-- Subject review of concepts students need to know for the examSkill-building prep for the tests in Ecology (E) and Molecular Biology (M).
Comments :
5 comments to "Download SAT II Success Biology E/M by: Peterson's "
- Anonymous said... on
- April 16, 2013 at 1:54 AM
its a great book thank you
- Roxy Ran said... on
- June 30, 2017 at 11:43 AM
thank you very much
- Roxy Ran said... on
- June 30, 2017 at 11:43 AM
- This comment has been removed by the author.
- deadmango said... on
- November 25, 2017 at 5:51 PM
Thank you
- perviz ismayiloglu said... on
- May 11, 2018 at 6:07 PM
- This comment has been removed by the author.
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Greenfield Music Center offers a diverse range of exclusive products and solutions at affordable prices. We pride ourself on providing high quality products and offer a quality guarantee on all items.
We are filled with friendly and knowledgeable employees who can assist you in finding whatever you are looking for. We have an extensive stock of instruments and related supplies.
Contact us at (317) 468-0601 and discover all we have to offer. Our staff is looking forward to hearing from you!
We carry lines from and not excluding: Fender, Orange, ESP, LTD, Seagull, Yamaha, Martin, Ibanez, Ovation, Jackson, Indiana, Gretsch, Epiphone, Washburn, Mapex, PDP, and a variety of used instruments.
Accessories include strings, capos, slides, straps, strap locks, reeds/ valve oil, cables, amplifiers, instructional books, music and guitar stands, drum sticks, drum heads, processing pedals, cases, and much more.
It is our guarantee that if we do not have the item in stock, we order weekly and have access to almost every music dealer to order exactly what you need at no extra charge to you!
Bring in your old equipment and a valid ID and we will work with you towards in-store trades or even buy the equipment outright. A valid ID is required for all trades*
Items over 100$ have the option of No-Interest in-store layaway with a 25% down deposit. Layaway items are to be paid off within 90-days of purchase.
From changing strings to fixing broken necks, bring your pride and joy in and we'll tune up, clean, and fix any ailments your guitar is suffering from for a nominal fee.
Greenfield Music Center
1215 E Main St
Greenfield, IN 46140
Phone: 317 468-0601
Monday to Thursday 11:00 - 8:00
Friday and Saturday 11:00 - 5:00
Sunday Closed


text: When I saw this today, I wondered how many people had looked at it but did not see what I did. This is the pool of a large fountain. This part is far enough away from the fountain to not get the spray, but still close enough to have small ripples. The skylights in the ceiling combined with the gentle ripples of the water created this abstract design that looked to me like liquid metal. It's amazing what is right in front of our eyes when we take the time to really look.


text:
FREE SHIPPING for eligible orders $99+; new home of annie|catherine and Ultimate Nourishment
It is human nature to seek happiness, but what does it take to be truly happy? We can be content with external things like a roof over our heads, food on the table, and a comfortable life. True happiness, however, is deeper, and in many ways, simpler than that.
"Happiness is not something ready made. It comes from your own actions." – Dalai Lama


text:
It's the simple way to take charge of your money that you always dreamed about. Your current and instant savings accounts are both easy to manage from the same app. There are lots of handy features like savings pots and tagging that lets you see at a glance what you're spending your money on.
Of course, there's also Apple Pay and Google Pay, and you'll earn interest on your current account balance up to £2,000. Looking for an account that makes everything easy to do? You've found it.
Compare our current accounts and choose the one that is right for you.
Apply for B(Link opens in a new tab)
Visit your local Clydesdale Bank Branch
Already started an application?
Retrieve application for B(Link opens in a new tab)
If you're not sure what your login details are, or you can't get online for some reason, please give us a call on 0800 028 3632.
The B App is packed with super-smart tools to help you manage your money. Tag your spending, set budgets and predict how much you have left to spend.
Got a question? Need a little help, from a real person? The B customer support team is available round-the-clock. You can also pop in to any Clydesdale Bank or Yorkshire Bank branch.
There's no monthly fee for the B Current account or the B Credit card, representative 9.9% APR (variable). The B Credit Card also comes with no transaction fees on purchases abroad (excludes cash withdrawals).
Set up savings targets and saving pots within your B app to help you hit your savings bullseye.
With Touch ID, contactless cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, B uses the latest technology to make mobile banking easier.
You'll earn interest at 0.50% AER [1] (0.50% gross per annum variable) paid monthly on credit balances in your B Current account on balances up to 2k and 0.75% AER (0.75% gross per annum variable) paid quarterly on balances in your B Instant savings account.
1 AER Annual Equivalent Rate illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. Gross rate interest payable without taking account of any tax payable. Credit interest is calculated daily on the cleared credit balance in your account. From 6th April 2016 we no longer deduct tax from any interest earned. following the introduction of a Personal Savings Allowance. If you earn interest over your Personal Savings Allowance you will be required to pay any tax due directly to HM Revenue and Customers. Please visit www.gov.uk (opens a new window) for more information.
We have designed the Current Account Switch Service to let you switch your current account from one bank or building society to another in a simple, reliable and stress-free way. It will only take seven working days. As your new current-account provider we offer the following guarantee.
For more information go to www.currentaccountswitch.co.uk (opens in a new window)
Can I still switch to you?
Not all banks or building socities in the UK offer the Current Account Switch Service (CASS). We can still help you switch your account and any regular payments to us when we are unable to use CASS.
As your new bank we will take care of everything, managing the switch process from start to finish. This service is completely free; however it isn't covered by the Current Account Switch Guarantee.
Once you have opened an account with us, we will ask you to complete a simple form and then we'll contact your old bank or building society within two business days to request a list of all your regular payments and regular credits received into your account for the last 13 months. Your old bank or building society should send us this information within five business days.
Once we receive the information from your old bank or building society we will arrange for any Standing Orders, Direct Debits and any regular credits made to your account to be transferred to your new account with us within five business days. We will contact you to agree a date to complete the switch.
Make sure your old bank has your current address. Let them know if you've moved house or you're now living in student term-time accommodation. If any of your address details are out of date, we will not be able to make the switch until you've updated them.
If you're recently married or have changed your name for any other reason, please make sure your old bank has updated your personal details.
Check that your old bank holds your correct date of birth.
To switch to one of our current accounts, make sure the account you're switching from is a current account.
You will need to have the following available when you're ready to switch:
We will also ask you for:
Get in touch if you have any other questions about switching.
Call 0800 345 7365
Monday to Friday 8.00am - 8.00pm,
Saturday 9.00am - 5.00pm,
Sunday 10.00am - 5.00pm.
Call us to speak to an advisor or apply for a current account by phone
Or if you're abroad / Outside UK
We're here
Mon-Fri 8am - 8pm, Sat 9am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 5pm
For your security calls may be monitored or recorded.
Find your nearest Clydesdale Bank branch, Business and Private Banking centre or ATM
You are here: Personal Banking > Current accounts > B Current
You can find impartial information and guidance on money matters on the "Money advice service" website.
Clydesdale Bank is covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), Find out more.


text:
Matthew's Crossing Food Drive
March 30, 2014 to April 13, 2014
All Day
Location: 1770 S Dobson Rd., Chandler, AZ 85286Category: Church Event
Matthew's Crossing Food Drive
We will be collecting non-perishable food for Matthew's Crossing from March 30 through April 13. There will be a special bin for the food items in the lobby. They always need peanut butter, tuna and soup.
Help someone less fortunate!
More in Church Event
September 9, 2018 6:00pm – 7:00pmPrayer and Worship Night
September 21, 2018 6:30pm – 8:30pmGame Night!
November 7, 2018 All DayHope's Holiday Boutique 2018


text:
How does the construction industry affect Australian housing?
Construction is the third largest industry in Australia, producing over 8 per cent of our GDP and employing roughly one million people, AI Group research shows. Each year the industry grows in size, and the Construction Industry Forum estimates 220,000 residential homes will be built this year.
It's obvious why this behemoth industry is tied closely to housing, but how exactly does construction affect our property market? And what does the future of construction and housing look like around Australia?
Melbourne is the 14th most expensive city in the world in which to build a home.
The construction industry's affects on the housing market
The construction industry and the housing market are closely interlinked. Generally speaking, high demand for housing drives the construction industry's growth, whereas increasing costs of labour and materials often place upwards pressure on house prices.
The point is that changes in either industry usually manifest in the other. For example, the current low interest rate environment and growing demand for residential property has driven growth in the construction sector, which has worked to satisfy that demand.
On the other hand, high costs of construction materials (due in part to our geographical isolation's affect on the cost of imports) have pushed house prices up in Australia. In fact, the Arcadis construction cost report found that Melbourne is the 14th most expensive city in the world in which to build a home. That fact partly explains the city's high house prices.
It's clear that construction and housing are closely linked, but how is the industry shaping up as we approach the end of 2017?
The current state of residential construction in Australia
The construction industry is in the midst of the largest new home building cycle in the history of modern Australia.
The construction industry is in the midst of the largest new home building cycle in the history of modern Australia. High net migration, low interest rates and increasing investment activity has driven the demand for new property, kicking the construction industry into high gear.
These impressive levels of construction began in 2011/12 and peaked in 2015/16, running for four consecutive years, Housing Industry Association (HIA) data shows.
During this time around 230,000 new dwellings were completed each year, adding over 800,000 homes to the total housing stock in Australia. Over the duration of these four years the sector's total income increased by almost $80 billion.
During early 2017 it became evident that we had reached the crest of the construction boom as building started to slow slightly. Often after such a sustained period of activity, new housing starts dramatically decline – however, research indicates that this is not the case here.
In fact, the total number of new housing starts is down just 2.7 per cent in 2017, after its peak in late 2016. This suggests we won't see that sudden drop off in new home construction, but instead a slow return to sustainable levels of building.
For key areas such as Sydney and Melbourne where undersupply may still be an issue, this will help keep property prices at reasonable levels and perhaps even contribute to a cooling of the market.
"Even though new dwelling starts will decline over the next couple of years, the annual volume of new home starts is not likely to fall below 173,000 at any stage".
Forecasts for the future of construction
The construction industry is in good stead for the future, a fact that bodes well for the Australian housing market. In fact, HIA forecasts that construction activity will not fall much lower than current high levels. Senior HIA economist Shane Garret commented on the promising outlook in a March 8 media release:
"Even though new dwelling starts will decline over the next couple of years, the annual volume of new home starts is not likely to fall below 173,000 at any stage. By any standard, this is still a very robust level of activity."
Following this moderate decline it is expected that construction activity will begin increasing yet again in 2019/20. This is extremely positive news as one of the main drivers in rampant house price growth has been undersupply – something that continually high levels of construction will surely address.
The future for both Australia's housing market and construction industry appears increasingly positive. If current trends continue, demand for residential housing is likely to be satisfied, and the property market will maintain slower, more sustainable levels of price growth.
Although property investors may not be thrilled by that fact, it's in the long term interest of all of us. It means housing will remain an obtainable part of the Australian dream, for at least the foreseeable future.


text:
This event is CANCELLED
Curator Highlights: Modern and Contemporary Art
Join Amber Smith, Assistant Curator of Modern & Contemporary Art, for a thirty-minute tour and discussion of highlights from the museum's collection, including the spotlight exhibitions Conversations: Romare Bearden and Richard Hunt and Kristina Rogers: Into the Labyrinth.
IMAGE: Kristina Rogers (American, 1945 – 2011). Untitled, May 2010, collage of gelatin silver prints and mixed media. Gift of the Artist. 2011.41.86. Image © Mint Museum of Art, Inc. Collection of The Mint Museum.


text:
National Assessment Topic #2: Juggling
What is tested in Topic #2: Juggling
Juggling consists of 3 skill assessments, each 20 seconds in length. The first is Preferred Foot juggling: How many times in a row can you juggle, using only your preferred foot, in 20 seconds? Now try it with your Non-Preferred foot for the second juggling assessment. Last but not least, try it with your Head. No matter how good you are, it's always a challenge to get just one more touch.
MLS Player Taylor Graham of the Seattle Sounders joins the National Standards Project!
Why do we test the Preferred and Non-Preferred foot separately?
When you're juggling, every touch sets up the next. One bad touch makes the next one that much harder. Alternating feet or juggling with the thighs allows players to compensate for possible bad touches with good touches from their preferred foot. Isolating each foot
separately provides a more realistic assessment of their ability and encourages the player to focus on improving both of their feet.
Why do we limit the time for juggling?
Soccer is a game of doing simple things very quickly and accurately. Therefore, we wanted to create a test that challenged players to improve the speed and accuracy of their touches, not just the quantity. This forces players (like the boy in the video above) to have complete control over every touch, which is much more difficult than simply keeping the ball in the air for an hour.
Maintaining and improving a personal juggling record is definitely a great idea as well, however, juggling at pace, under pressure from time constraints, and isolating different surfaces, can really accelerate the rate of improvement for a young player.


text:
Experiential Marketing Resources to Boost Your Brand
We love to help our friends, partners, and clients prepare for different situations. Whenever we feel like we have enough information to warrant it, we put together a free online resource to use and share. Let us know what our next resource should cover!
Measuring Experiential Results
Download our free guide to ensuring your marketing data is real, easy to understand, and reliable against your objectives.
Successful Street Teams
Download our free guide to ensuring you've got the right feet on the right streets, representing your brand in a way that makes you look like a hero.


text:
As the paperless office seems a million miles away, storing files, paperwork and office essentials is still a requirement that P&D Projects are very experienced in.
We have a whole host of different solutions that can help keep an office organised and clutter free including:
Static Shelving Systems
Our Stormor Shelving System is available in a wide range of sizes and comes with an unrivalled set of accessories.
Filing Cabinets and Cupboards
These items are always available on a very quick lead time and with a wide range of colours and finishes to blend in with your workspace.
Rotary Storage Cabinets
High density office storage system for filing and archive documents.
Mobile Shelving Systems / Roller Racking
The ultimate space saving office storage system.
Unit 2 Ascot Business Park Berkshire SL5 9FE


text:
15.6-inch Laptop Backpack – HotStyle 599s Waterproof Fashion Floral College Bookbag Discount Holidays Auctions
- Perfect Size. Dimensions 17.3″(H) x 11.8″(L) x 5.9″(D). Moderate size backpack with capacity 24 liters, holds daily essentials up to 30lbs. Features dual water bottle pockets, padded sleeve for 15.6-inch laptop and multiple interior organizer pocket to keep your gadgets neatly
- Quality Zipper. Panel-loading style zipper rucksack. Double-headed zippers for easiest access, durable YKK zippers for long lasting
- Stylish Prints. Selective eye-catching colors and cool designer patterns, a must have personalized bag that will level up your style
- Ergonomic Design. Lightweight construction (1.2lbs) daypack with adjustable padded shoulder strap for a custom fit, padded back panel for added comfort
- Guaranteed Quality. All stitching of this bookbag is reinforced. Order contains 1 Year, Hassle Free Quality Warranty. Professional and efficient customer support with 7 x 24 x 365 hours
Simplicity gives this rucksack a stylish look that's perfect for school or casual travel. The HotStyle Fashion Printed 599s Floral Backpack is durable yet lightweight, comfortable and water resistant. This cute bag features a zippered main compartment generous enough to accommodate your books, binders, folders, holds 15.6 inches laptop. With a front zipper compartment to keep small personal belongings neatly and handy. There's lots of internal small pockets to organize your gadgets. Other features of this daypack include water bottle pockets at both side, a fully padded back panel and shoulder straps which allow you to carry your essentials comfortably.
• High quality YKK branded zippers
• Lightweight design
• Padded back panel
• Dual ergonomic padded and adjustable shoulder straps: 2.5″ width
• Top haul handle
• Large main zipper compartment
• Wide front zippered pocket
• Wire port to listen to music on the go
• Two interior front-wall multifunctional slip pockets
• Small interior side sleeve for cellphone / iPod
• Small back-wall zip pocket: 6.2″ x 5.9″
• Padded sleeve for 15.6 inches laptop
• Dual interior sleeve slip pockets for computer mice and charger cable
• Side water bottle pockets.: 3.9″ x 6.3″
• Style: HotStyle Fashion Printed 599s
• Capacity: 1464 cu in / 24 L
• Max Loading weight: 30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 11.8″ L x 17.3″ H x 5.9″ D
• Shoulder Straps: Adjust from 22.5″ to 36″
• Fabric: 900D water resistant polyester
• Weight: l.2lb
• 1-Year-Hassle-Free-Warranty – Replacement, refund, whatever it takes.
• HotStyle(R) Packs is the exclusive agent for original HotStyle(R) packs and gear on Amazon.
Slim Laptop Backpack, Slotra Business Lightweight Nylon Water Resistant Multipurpose Shoulder Notebook Backpack up to 15.6inch, Anti-Theft, Light Grey Discount HolidaysBackpack Sale Bargain
- LAPTOP: Slotra laptop backpack fits up to 15.6″ for Lenovo ASUS Dell HP Toshiba laptop. Exterior dimensions (L*W*H): 11.8″ x 7.1″ x 17.7″, laptop compartment dimension: 14.6" x 9.6"x1.4″.
- ANTI-THEFT: Patented dual-access zipper and anti-theft design increases the security of your stuffs inside
- HIDDEN DIVIDER: The hidden divider on the back of the notebook backpack can store your valuable thin items in a safer place
- LIGHTWEIGHT: This slim laptop backpack weights only 2 lbs which enables you to use it everyday for personal and business purpose
- ORGANIZER: Elastic pockets on the left and right side hold your water bottle/glasses conveniently while the headphone grommet for easy access to your MP3 player
Slotra Slim laptop backpack up to 15.6inch,Anti-Theft,Light Grey
Material: water resistant nylon fabric,mesh padded adjustable shoulder straps
Zipper: dual-access zipper with anti-thief design on main pocket
Exterior dimensions (L*W*H): 11.8″ x 7.1″ x 17.7″
Laptop compartment dimension: 14.6" x 9.6"x1.4″
Net weight: 1.56lb
Volume: 23 liters
Application: Multipurpose daypacks is perfect for business trips, weekend getaways ,office and school.
Package includes: 1 x light grey business laptop backpack
Guarantee: Amazon offers the quick, convenient, confident shipping and after-sale service.
1.Suffering from the messy items when you are on business or travel? Let this Slotra laptop backpack puts on end to it.
2.Three main dividers and multiple storage compartments hold your laptop, iPad, Kindle, cell phone, adapter, A4 files, passport, wallet, umbrella, cloth and so on tidily. No more additional bag or sleeve needed anymore with this computer backpack when you out.
3. Combines with the patented dual-access zipper, you can carry your electronic device anywhere you go with confident. No more hesitation, take it to give your friends and yourself as a gift quickly.
Slotra Inc. is specialized in backpacks and our main business brand is Tigernu.Our store always takes the innovation and quality as our first priority since we launched on Amazon. Moreover, with the excellent quality products, we are rated high feedback and widespread praise.
Slow your step, enjoy your travel. Slotra Inc., pull you out of the busy work and offer you an easy way to live.
1.DO NOT wash it with hot water and alkaline detergent.
2.Water repellent in 5-10 minutes, please clean water in 5 minute, Or else water will absorb into it. Do not use it in heavy rain.
Related Backpack Sale Products


text:
Prom Photography Yorkshire Area
Professional Prom photographer for the Yorkshire area.
Patrick can offer a prom photography service for both Year 11 and Year 13 Prom Nights. The schools that have taken up this service have found it to be very successful and the young people and their parents have been delighted with the inexpensive, high-quality photographs that I have taken as a memento of the special occasion. I am aware that more and more schools are establishing these events in their school calendar and I am therefore contacting you to enquire as to whether or not I could be of service to your school. If you are not the organiser of such events would it be possible for you to pass on this request to the student body or member of staff involved, thank you.
The service I offer comes at NO COST TO THE SCHOOL and your interest in my services is by NO MEANS A CONTRACT. On the evening of the Prom, I will arrive at a prearranged time to set up my portable studio, including lighting and backdrops etc. During the evening the students can come to have their photos taken and each successful photograph will only cost them £5.00 - paid on the night. To ensure that all students get a photograph some schools have included the cost of one photograph in the ticket price; I then invoice the school for these photographs on delivery. Students can still have as many photographs taken as they wish and pay for the others on the night. I use a top class, professional digital camera which is connected to a computer so that the photographs are instantly available for viewing. If the student is not happy with the photo I have no hesitations in re-taking the photograph for them at NO EXTRA COST. This enables the students to be happy with their end product which will be delivered into school/college within 10 days of the event.
Now taking bookings for your end of year prom or ball.
Photographers attendance free of charge to the school.
I cover the whole of Yorkshire. Are you looking for a professional, highly regarded and friendly photographer to capture your students' prom night? – Look no further.
I can offer a top class service at NO COST TO THE SCHOOL.
- 7 x 5 Photographs
- Mobile Studio brought to the venue
- Top class digital camera and computer equipment used
- Top quality printing
- Reprint service available
- 100% student satisfaction guaranteed
With over twenty years of photography experience, my reputation is second to none. Most of my work comes from recommendation including several schools who book me year after year.
I am based in Castleford, West Yorkshire and are ideally placed to offer our photography services throughout Castleford, Pontefract, Wakefield, Leeds, Bradford, Harrogate, Selby, York, Huddersfield, Halifax, Doncaster and all of Yorkshire. Examples of my Prom photographs
School prom, event photography by Patrick Sice for all your prom photos.


text:
Sophie CALLE, Johan CRETEN, Wim DELVOYE, ELMGREEN & DRAGSET, Lionel ESTEVE, Bernard FRIZE, Bharti KHER, KOLKOZ, Klara KRISTALOVA, Guy LIMONE, Jean-Michel OTHONIEL, Paola PIVI, Claude RUTAULT, Michael SAILSTORFER, Xavier VEILHAN, Takashi MURAKAMI
group show
March 10 - April 21, 2012+ add to my calendar
76 rue de Turenne
75003 Paris
view map
1 484 people have come to the opening.
In total 10 201 people have seen this show
(30 days opening included, daily average 340, without opening 301).
photograph :