text:
COLLEGE PARK, Ga. -- (WGCL) -- Fulton County police are trying to track down the shooters who injured three people, including a 3-year-old boy and a 5-year-old girl, during an apparent drive-by shooting at a birthday party near College Park Thursday evening.
The 3-year-old's grandmother told CBS46 News her grandson was shot in the back while playing in a bouncy house at a home on Buckhurst Trail. Deanna Titus said the family heard 20 to 30 gunshots.
Witnesses told police they saw some unknown people leaving the scene in a vehicle.
FULL STORY: Three shot, including kids in bouncy house, at birthday party - WGCL
Be informed about crime in your community. See detailed information about recent crime activity by neighborhood.Search Map
Sign up to receive breaking Crime Watch Daily news, exclusive stories and behind-the-scenes info.Sign Up


text:
Meet and interact LIVE with thousands of free cam girls from around the world. brings you thousands of cam girls from home and many new amateur girls added daily. Upgrade to a full member just one time and enjoy a private, live sex experience like no other.
You can rest assured that your webcam show will be fun and exciting every time.
We also tag and categorize all our cam models, so you can quickly connect with the models that most interest you.
All and affiliated websites, operated by Ad Fair X Consultants LTD, been voluntarily content labelled with
All and affiliated websites can be blocked with free filtering tools such as the Parental Control Bar available at and by using Microsoft's Content Advisor.
September 18, 2016 - Flirt with beautiful and sexy ladies with our free webcam chat! Visit your favorite girl or chat with sexy models by browsing our categories.
All you need is a webcam, a computer, a stable internet connection, and your sexy flirtatious self..
Webcam modeling with Flirt4Free is an exciting way to make good money from the comfort and safety of your home.
I like people with good manners and who are polite, not just to me, but all of my fans as well!
If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware.
If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices.
You might be interested in learning about mankind's recent desire to mix sexual pleasure with, well..

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The Instigator
Pro (for)
0 Points
The Contender
Con (against)
0 Points
Singing Battle AGAIN!!!!
Post Voting Period
The voting period for this debate has ended.
after 0 votes the winner is...
It's a Tie!
|Voting Style:
|Point System:
|7 Point
|2 years ago
|Post Voting Period
|1,088 times
|Debate No:
Debate Rounds (5)
Comments (11)
Votes (0)
It has been such a long time since I have done this but I have been so busy at home while job-hunting at the same time not doing much. Just wanna throw in some fun time for me!
So for the first round please sure to just accept this way it gives us both time to look up songs we would find to sing for our audiences. And you are able to use whatever you can to upload your songs. Whether through a video or audio, I have not way of sending up a video so I will be sending up audios. Have fun as I will!
Best wishes to whoever wins! Remember you are a great singer already! :)
Thank you for joining, and just remember it doesn't matter really how you sound all that matters is if you demonstrate passion and at least try your best and keep your best on key point of the point. Just have fun! :)
My first choice song is; Hello, by Adele.
(I sure hope it works.) I look forward to your next round.
mangolife23 forfeited this round.
My next choice of song is,
Chandelier. I'm not going to lie, I'm a bit biased when it comes to me singing it just because I try so hard to make it sound perfect but it doesn't happen that way lol. Anyways, hope my audience and opponent enjoys!
1. "Say Something" by A Great Big World and Cristina Aguilera
So in the beginning of this song I kind of sucked, but I think I improved towards the end.
2. "Love Yourself" by Justin Bieber
I'm far from a belieber, but I have to admit that his new songs are amazing. I'm kind of obsessed, lol.
Same thing as the last one, I'm bad at starts, but I get better as the song progresses.
Again, I am really sorry about missing the deadline.
Thank you for your songs and letting us know everything is alright now. You did an awesome job! :)
My next choice is an old song from the movie Grease.
Hopelessly Devoted to You
Enjoy everyone! I'm not a perfect singer, but I tried on this song.
I feel really bad about this, so I'll post two songs next round... I guess. I hope I will figure it out by then, it's just that there are only 2 hours left until my argument is due and I don't think I will be able to log in by then. I swear this is not my fault, I'm really not sure what's happening, it must be some glitch with the app??
Again, my apologies.
And my last round post song I chose was wayyyyyy out of my league if you ask me lol. Something different for me to do lol.
Sugar, by Robin Shultz
Anyways, enjoy and thank you to my opponent again for joining! Hope everyone enjoys the debate. May the best winner win! Good luck!
mangolife23 forfeited this round.
11 comments have been posted on this debate. Showing 1 through 10 records.
Posted by mangolife23 2 years ago
Posted by mangolife23 2 years ago
No votes have been placed for this debate.
You are not eligible to vote on this debate
This debate has been configured to only allow voters who meet the requirements set by the debaters. This debate either has an Elo score requirement or is to be voted on by a select panel of judges.


text:
Auto sector revs up
With limited land area, sky-high car prices and a tiny
market, Singapore would not usually be associated with the car industry.
Nevertheless, many Singapore-based companies are already plugged into this
segment, and the range of business opportunities is set to grow, states
International Enterprise (IE) Singapore, the government agency in charge of
promoting overseas businesses.
Several government agencies are involved in this push to grow the sector.
Together with IE Singapore, the Agency for Science, Technology and
Research (A*STAR), the Economic Development Board (EDB) and SPRING
Singapore launched the Auto IGNITE initiative last October to develop Singapore's automotive industry into one of international standing. Fung
Mok Wing, deputy director, precision engineering and general industries
division, of SPRING Singapore, says: "One of SPRING's strategic thrusts
is to enhance enterprise capabilities. For the automotive industry, for
instance, SPRING provides support to our SMEs in areas such as product
design and process development."
firm Frost and Sullivan estimated that the
Asia-Oceania region, is the largest area for producing automotive parts,
contributing up to 38% of production in 2004, ahead of major car-industry
regions like Europe and North America. Consultancy firm McKinsey has
projected that Asia's automotive-parts industry will rise fourfold to US$375
billion ($1 approx US$0.63) by 2015, from US$65 billion in 2002. "The
growing automotive market offers opportunities for Singapore's automotive suppliers,
who are not only strategically located in Singapore but have extensive manufacturing
networks in the region," says Khaw.
Khaw was speaking at the inaugural Auto IGNITE Forum
2006, Singapore's first major procurement event-cum-conference for the
automotive supporting industry. More than 50 local automotive components suppliers took part, and
the buyers were represented by 11 companies, including BMW, DaimlerChrysler, Delphi
Automotive Systems and Robert Bosch. These buyers source from Asia a total
of US$1.8 billion worth of components every year.
Certainly, the auto market in this region is critical
for any global car maker worth its salt, by virtue of its size. "East Asia is really a
collection of different markets — customer needs, government policies and markets are different,"
says Kohei Yamada, senior general manager, external affairs department,
Toyota Motor Asia-Pacific, the world-class car maker that is poised to
become the world's largest. "The market in East Asia is expected to be as
large as the European Union and North America by 2010."
Favourable trends
Several important trends are working in the favour of
Singapore companies. Costs and competitive pressures are forcing car makers
to fi nd more and more cost-effective solutions for their products. Asia is
a natural choice for such a move. "This means more opportunities for
Singapore suppliers," says Khaw.
Also, just like with many electrical products, after a
period of cooperation and having gained a certain level of expertise, the client
companies would pass on more responsibilities and functions to the
suppliers. "The customers are even looking at engaging the suppliers at the
conceptual stage," says Khaw.
Singapore-based companies are also fortunate that
several key trends evolving in the car making industry are demanding expertise that is
right up their alley. One is the increasingly common use of electronics components
in cars.
"As technologies advance and customer needs become more
sophisticated, the electronics functionality of the vehicle is going to be a key
differentiator for both the automaker and buyer. Automotive electronics will
become a driver that creates buzz for Singapore's
local automotive supporting industry," says Khaw.
Technology Forecasters Inc says costs of electronics
components used in cars will rise from around 10% in the 1990s to 40% by 2010. For
example, in the current generation of the Mercedes S-class, each car
contains at least 70 networked electronic control units, compared with 10
years ago, when most cars would have only three networks.
"Our component suppliers are well equipped with
relevant niche technologies and expertise to provide electronics content
such as navigation systems, auto sensors and emission control. Our companies can tap this emerging
sector, leveraging on both in-house and institutional resources in product
development and technology adoption," says Khaw.
Targeted strategy
So, how can Singapore companies seize the opportunities
available? IE Singapore suggests they build up niche technologies,
leveraging on their years and wealth of experience in fields like audio and
telematics. Outright acquisition is another option. For example, a Singapore
company recently acquired an established automotive design house in
Shanghai, says Khaw.Also, the companies should move up the value chain to
become system-level manufacturers for client companies, be they original
equipment manufacturers (OEMs) or original design manufacturers. "For
example, Bosch, a well-known Tier-1 supplier, outsourced its mechanical
design and development of a car audio system to a Singapore supplier," says Khaw. "This augurs well for our continued success in working with global
Tier-1 companies and OEMs."Finally, form strategic alliances with other companies.
First Engineering, for instance,forged a deal with a German engineering firm. "It was a
win-win situation as the German company wanted to set up a manufacturing presence in
China, and could tap First Engineering's operations in Suzhou," notes Khaw. "On the other hand, there was technology transfer from the German firm to First
Engineering in the form of a waterbased painting system. This system is in
high demand because of its cleanliness and ability to meet Europe's
stringent environmental requirements. It allowed First Engineering to gain
access to other customers." The opportunities are clearly there, and some Singapore
companies have already grabbed it. Gentlemen, start your engines.
A*STAR ignites
When did A*STAR identify the auto industry as a
growing one, thus deciding to focus on it in a big way?
The rapid growth of the automotive market in
Asia-Pacific, driven by Tier-1 automotive companies, has fuelled the need
for strong supporting players. This presents partnership opportunities for
local automotive supplier industries, which will need to diversify and move
up the value chain to gain a share of the pie. The research institutes under
the Science and Engineering Research Council of A*STAR, which are close
partners to industry, have implemented initiatives to support the automotive
sector since 2003. A*STAR is a member of the Automotive Supporting Industry
Committee, an inter-agency collaboration effort launched in 2004 to grow Singapore's supporting automotive industries. The A*STAR Capabilities for Automotive
Research taskforce was formed in June last year to continue to address
technical challenges in the automotive arena and provide technical
leadership for the automotive supplier industry in Singapore through R&D.
How can A*STAR ensure the commercial relevance of
research projects in the pipeline?
Our links with the international research community
provide useful input in the identification of research areas that are of
commercial relevance. A*STAR actively communicates with and obtains feedback
from the automotive industry, particularly the OEMs and Tier-1 companies,
through roundtable discussions, seminars, workshops, dialogue sessions and
industry consortia. Some research projects are undertaken in active
collaborations with companies, which define the research outcomes with their
business goals in mind. This is augmented by research staff at the research
institutes who have relevant industry experience.
What is A*STAR's target for this sector in the
medium to long term?
In the medium term, A*STAR will work with companies,
leveraging on existing platform technological capabilities in automotive
research in infocomm, data storage, computation, modelling, materials and
manufacturing to develop components and modules to support the automotive
market. We will also work with IE Singapore, EDB and SPRING to form
consortia and develop business partnerships with Tier-1
companies and the local small and mediumsize enterprises to boost the local
supplier industry. In the longer term, A*STAR hopes to engage OEMs and
Tier-1 companies to co-develop automotive technologies for future
applications that will also involve participation from the local automotive
Intec banks on cars and the good life
With Asia's economy growing rapidly and personal wealth increasing, it is
almost certain that demand for cars will grow too. "One of the elements
of having a good life is owning a car," says Souw, managing director of
Intec Manufacturing Asia (Intec), a supplier of specialised automotive
components to the car industry.
Souw is also CEO of Sanwa Plastic Industry, a
home-grown plastic-parts maker. When Sanwa was started in the late 1970s, its main customers
were Japanese consumer electronics players like Aiwa, Asachi Electronics and
Matsushita, he says.
Realising that it was becoming an increasingly
competitive market, Souw knew he had to do something. "We slowly abandoned the [consumer
electronics] market," he
Intec is a joint venture between Sanwa and US-based
Intec Group. "Intec had the good vision to come out pretty early. They know
the future for expansion is in Asia,"
he says.
In the mid-1990s, Intec Group was looking for an Asian
partner to grow its business. It met with companies from Malaysia, Thailand and
Singapore. Sanwa was the last to be approached by Intec Group, says Souw. "I suppose you
can call this fate, but we clicked and agreed on the partnership within two days,"
he says. The joint venture became operational in 1997 and there has been no
looking back since.
The automotive supply industry is highly fragmented —
not just in the number of players but also in the sheer number of parts
involved. For example, a regular mid-range vehicle needs more than 13,000 individual
Knowing that the field is competitive, Souw is careful
to choose his battles. "We
need to define very clearly which areas to focus on," he says. After careful consideration, the company decided to focus on five key areas: sensor
module housing, body electric module, fuel pump, ignition control, and
To Souw, these are the critical components of a car, as
opposed to non-essential parts like those for hi-fi systems, entertainment consoles
and so on. "We believe we can meet the quality demand. We will have less competition, but
we shoulder more responsibilities. Yet, we earn higher margins," he says.
The automotive industry is expected to be the company's
biggest revenue contributor, even though other sectors, like electronics and even
biotechnology, will be developed.
Intec has set a five-year target of $60 million in
revenue, from the current $25 million. Half of that is expected to come from
the automotive sector. From Souw's
perspective, however, the industry has
good prospects. He describes this $60 million figure as "modest", as the
company has significant deals in the pipeline that are still under wraps. If
these deals materialise, the company's top line would be given a much bigger
Souw is also upbeat about the company's prospects
beyond its five-year goal. People's
desire to own cars is unlikely to change
anytime soon. "The growth will remain pretty strong for the next two decades," he says.
Within just a decade of its establishment, Innovalues
Precision, a precision parts supplier, has achieved a string of
accolades from the industry.
The company, founded by Goh Leng Tse as a four-man set-up, is today a
Mainboardlisted regional firm with a market capitalization of more than
$100 million. Innovalues has identified the automotive industry to drive
itself to greater heights.
"Judging from the industry trend, over the last three
years, automotive suppliers from the US and Europe are doing more outsourcing from Asia," says Steven Pung, the company's business director. "Since we are in the
precision-engineering business, we see opportunities. We can value-add to the industry, and
our focus is on 'critical-to-function,
critical-to-safety' components."
Innovalues got its first big break from the automotive
industry in 2003, when the company was introduced to Texas Instruments (TI),
to supply parts that go into sensors used in brakes and airbags. These parts are
then supplied to marquee names like Mercedes and BMW — a testament to their quality.
It is not easy being an automotive-parts supplier. The
qualification process takes about a year and can cost the customer up to $1
million to do the necessary tests and processes, says Pung.
Besides TI, the company has won a few more German
customers, like Bosch and Siemens VDO. Pung says introductions by International
Enterprise Singapore's officers stationed overseas have been very helpful in opening
doors. "Some of them can't even differentiate between China and Singapore, but IE's
introduction and pre-marketing has made all the difference," he adds.
In the financial year ended December 2005, the
automotive segment contributed 10% of total revenue, up from a mere 3% in 2004. This year,
analysts are expecting this proportion to hit 18%, and the company's target
is for automotive parts to generate half of its turnover by 2008. "We want the automotive business to be the core,"
says Pung.
The company's optimism is not without basis. US and
European companies are relatively new in outsourcing to Asian manufacturers, which have
helped them to enjoy costs savings of about 20%. Furthermore, Asia as a car market
is probably the world's
fastestgrowing. "They want to be near where the
action is," says Soh Wai Kong, Innovalue's
chief financial officer.
To cater for this projected growth in the business, the
company is adding capacity to its plants in Thailand, Malaysia and China. The total
factory floor space is about 30,000 sq m, and will be increased to 47,000 sq m by the end
of 2008, says Soh.
Rayco expands through tie-ups
Ng: The automotive market is stable and consistent, and the growth is healthy
When Rayco Technologies was founded half a century ago,
its main business was supplying simple rubber components to the automotive
industry, taking advantage of Singapore's
then status as a major rubber and latex transshipment centre.
As the country's economy developed, so did Rayco's
business profi le. It found new markets in the hard-disk-drive and electronics sectors.
The company did not abandon the automotive industry, however, working with the
likes of Delphi, the world's
largest automotive-component supplier.
Rayco's business from the automotive industry has been
increasing in terms of revenue. Over the last three years, the proportion of
revenue from this industry has increased steadily each year, from 12%, to 15%, to 20% last year,
says Susan Ng, its general manager. The company, led by managing director
Lim Cheng Wah, has been relentlessly developing and coming up with new and
better forms of elastomers, or rubberlike material. These efforts have given
it a signifi cant niche among the wide array of component suppliers.
The company has recently sealed several key strategic
partnerships in the automotive sector, which will thus increase its growth in this
segment. For example, it has entered into a joint venture with a Dutch company to produce
high-performance elastomer impellers for fuel pumps. Also, Rayco has formed a
strategic alliance with a German Tier-1 supplier of precision elastomeric components,
says Ng, who is in her 38th year with the company.
From the company's perspective, things are looking
good. "The automotive market
is stable and consistent, and the growth is healthy,"
says Ng. "We are focused on automotive electronics, like sensors and
controls, which will be our competitive advantage. We are also getting
involved sooner, in the design and development stages. That's our competitive advantage."
Stories are taken from Beyond Singapore (October
issue). Beyond Singapore is brought to you by IE Singapore and The Edge
Source: Beyound Singapore Oct 2006 issue
SESAMi WorldConnect Copyright © SESAMi (Singapore) Pte Ltd. All rights reserved.


text:
If you are like us, you enjoy your fair share of chips and queso; but the main event is definitely the tortillas! So we tried this recipe from Orangette and were definitely not disappointed. We suggest fajitas and a dinner party to along with them, because you'll end up with enough tortillas for four. Probably six if people don't go crazy and start dipping away! Okay, yeah, just four!
Our lives have undeniably been improved by the addition of a cast iron skillet to our home. If you don't have one run, don't walk to the nearest Bass Pro Shop!
What's your favorite kitchen essential?


text:
View from Washington: Facebook's future outlined by Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg's essay on Facebook's future has some uncomfortable parallels with a 1960s Peter Cook satire
One of the lesser known works in the great comedian Peter Cook's career was a prescient political satire, The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer. Filmed in 1969, its anti-hero (Cook himself) is a stats-obsessed spin doctor with a less aggressive tongue than Malcolm Tucker but just as much – arguably more – cynicism.
So right now, I'm going to spoil the ending. Having wheedled his way into becoming PM, Rimmer announces an experiment in New Democracy: every major political issue, every single one, will be put to a referendum. It looks like he's really giving the people their full say, but, of course, they eventually get bored with the minutiae of foreign policy and regional development.
So, in what Rimmer promises could be the final ever referendum, he asks the public to give him authoritarian presidential power. And an exhausted 82 per cent say yes.
I kept thinking of Cook's film as I worked my way through the 5,000+ words of Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook think piece, 'Building Global Community'.
At its heart is something that sounds as frightful – and double-edged – as Cook's New Democracy.
The bothersome sections are those where Zuckerberg expounds upon Facebook as a global community, as a doer of social good and – within those two contexts – a body that wants to open itself out to greater consultation with you, the user.
First off, it made my teeth itch that Zuckerberg ended up touting Facebook as a shadow United Nations, even a potential replacement or direct adjunct to it. But, however many users it connects, good 'emergency' features like Safety Check or crowdfunded aid/charity appeals it rolls out, Facebook is and will remain a commercial enterprise based upon monetising our engagement.
Maybe I'm wrong, and this is Zuckerberg's first step towards translating his company into some sort of not-for-profit, global utility. I just don't see and nor, I think, do most of you.
What then worries me further is part of Zuckerberg's vision of engagement and how Facebook must now rise to meet its global responsibilities. Consider this section:
"The idea is to give everyone in the community options for how they would like to set the content policy for themselves," he writes. "Where is your line on nudity? On violence? On graphic content? On profanity? What you decide will be your personal settings. We will periodically ask you these questions to increase participation and so you don't need to dig around to find them. For those who don't make a decision, the default will be whatever the majority of people in your region selected, like a referendum. Of course you will always be free to update your personal settings anytime." (my italics)
The problem with this is obvious. Facebook is the world's most powerful profiling engine already. Now it wants more information. But, you know, in a good way.
Some of you may already have been involved with the kind of demonstration where, without analysing your profile, but rather those of a handful of your friends, a researcher was able to give you a startlingly accurate description of the movies, books and music you like, where you live (though not down to the actual address) and even your politics.
And that is a very simple exercise. The algorithms Facebook and other social networks run internally go much further.
Given that, the further problem with Zuckerberg's new proposal is that, in essence, it will pose questions that are even more personal than those his company asks of us today. The issues that will surround such canvassing will not solely be confined to taste and customs, but will inevitably stray into other controversial areas. For example, these surveys will to some extent also be used to combat the issues around fake news and filter bubbles.
Unfortunately, while the goal sounds good, some of the means proposed for achieving it do not. That information can also be monetised. Can you imagine that not being the case?
So is Zuckerberg pulling a Michael Rimmer? I don't think so. Elsewhere in his essay, it is clear that he also is still some way from completely thinking through some of the tensions that have arisen around Facebook, particularly in the light of last year's US elections. The piece often reads like a first draft, the kind an author grinds out knowing that he or she still needs to refine an argument.
But if the parallel is there, it is one to worry about – particularly since, reading between the lines, the essay is arguably more revealing than its author may have intended.
There is also an unconscious irony in that, as Zuckerberg describes and mulls over the company he has built, it is clear that its influence has now exceeded his expectations. This darned thing has gotten so big that…. well, I come back to the earlier point of Facebook's potentially morphing into something that has to be seen as a more traditional kind of utility.
Both in the scope of what he describes and of what he is seeking, Zuckerberg may have himself accidentally made a strong case for some kind of formal regulatory review.
Either way, I'm sorry but you don't yet have my vote.


text:
Remodeled our prescription and medication entities in our Django app with the goal of eliminating incorrect or inaccurate medication data.
Integrated a third party delivery service with our ordering system to automate logistics and delivery of medicine, reducing touch time for dispatchers and operations by 30%.
Wrote a feature that sends SMS messages to customers as soon as the pharmacy receives an electronic prescription. The feature also takes care of parsing the prescription, creating an account, handling medical insurance availability, and notifying the pharmacy with useful information.
Contributed to development of internal pharmacy tools used to improve ordering and customer service efficiency.
Contributed to a rewrite of their main consumer facing web app and pharmacy tools using React.
Developed a Node microservice to gather and transform pharmacy data. The service was used in production as part of their public launch.
Open source
To see all my projects refer to my GitHub.
Easier terminal styling for Elixir.
JavaScript test runner. Tests run concurrently and files run in parallel as separate processes.
Streaming Elixir Hacker News API client.
A login and register flow built with React and Redux Saga.


text:
Finding an apartment home in Dallas, Texas has never been easier! Be one of the residents to call the community of Cantera Creek home here at our beautiful apartment community. Our residents appreciate being in close proximity to a wide selection of restaurants, shops, and schools. We feature efficiency, one, and two bedroom floor plans that are designed with your comfort and convenience in mind. Our apartment homes come well-appointed with all electric kitchens, refrigerator, breakfast bars, private patios or balconies, carpeted floors, and more!
Take advantage of all the community amenities and services we offer at Cantera Creek. A gorgeous swimming pool, beautiful landscaping, clubhouse, easy access to freeways and shopping, gated access, guest parking, tennis court, laundry facility, 24-hour maintenance and more! Call and schedule a tour of our community and see why Cantera Creek is the picture-perfect place to call home.
You Love Your Pets, We Do Too!
Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Thank you for your interest in our community. You will receive an e-mail confirmation shortly.


text:
Get $10 Off!
*free shipping for orders over $100
Advanced Search |
Search Tips
One of kind, this Australian raw cut opal has been electroformed to a hand hammered copper ring. Every stone is as unique as the person it will adorn. Please allow for differences in color, shape and size.
We promise to never spam you, and just use your email address to identify you as a valid customer.
This product hasn't received any reviews yet. Be the first to review this product!
Discover more of the story here....
Join other great makers in our online marketplace built to celebrate American craftsmanship.
Don't miss out on special offers and news...(we promise to only send the good stuff)
™ Makers Market | All Rights Reserved
MAKERS MARKET and other logos, designs and service names are trademarks of our company. Our trademarks and trade dress may not be used, including as part of trademarks and/or as part of domain names, in connection with any product or service in any manner that is likely to cause confusion and may not be copied, imitated, or used, in whole or in part, without prior written permission.


text:
The Online News Association is a nonprofit membership organization for digital journalists — connecting journalism, technology and innovation.
Take a look at what we do.
Online Journalism Awards
Explore the 100 finalists in over 30 categories! Winners will be announced Sept. 15.
Join us in Austin, TX, Sept. 13-15 for our flagship 3-day conference.
ONA Local
Get involved with ONA in your city! Find the local group nearest you.
Stay updated with ONA emails
See past issues in the newsletter archive
Events & Opportunities
Recent News
2018 Online Journalism Awards finalists and James Foley Award recipient announcedAugust 14, 2018
13 universities to experiment with local news collaboration with $430,000 in funding through the Challenge Fund for Innovation in Journalism EducationAugust 8, 2018
Growing the immersive news community: Journalism 360 UnconferenceJuly 27, 2018
Journalism 360 showcases immersive storytelling projects at VR World in New York CityJuly 24, 2018
ONA Career Center
Spectrum NetworksPosted Aug 17
Spectrum NetworksPosted Aug 17
Spectrum NetworksPosted Aug 17
Spectrum NetworksPosted Aug 17
Columbia UniversityPosted Aug 16
Join the sharpest minds in journalism
Become a Member
Members also receive discounts on entry fees for the Online Journalism Awards, the only annual awards competition that acknowledges the best and the brightest work in digital news, identifying and publicly honoring models of excellence for the profession.
- Career Center: ONA's online job board, open to the entire digital journalism community, offers access to hundreds of career opportunities. Learn more.
- ONA Local meet-ups: ONA encourages and supports our members in holding regular meet-ups focused on networking, skills and career development, new technology and journalism issues. Check our our growing list of ONA Local cities and activities around the world.
- Social networks: Share, discuss and learn with other members through ONA's Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn communities that connect educators, students, conference and local event attendees all over the world.
- ONA Issues: Have a burning journalism issue you'd like to learn more about? Join our Tumblr forum, where content — whether breaking news or cool new ideas — is constantly updated.
- Online Media Legal Network: ONA's partnership with the Citizen Media Law Project at Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet & Society points our members to free or reduced-fee legal help, including advice on forming and governing a business, copyright licensing and fair use, freelancer agreements, access to government information, pre-publication review of content and representation in litigation.
Featured Resources
Build Your Own Ethics Code
Use our interactive tool to create a code of ethics that reflects journalism practices in the digital age.
Career Center
Browse through hundreds of open journalism job listings, or post an opening at your organization.
ONA17 Wrap-Up
Explore all the resources from our annual conference, the premier gathering of highly engaged digital journalists.


text:
Know more about this business than we do? Cool! Please submit any corrections or missing details you may have.Help us make it right
Be the first NOLA.com user to add photos or videos of Zaslow Lawrence MD
Zaslow Lawrence MD can be found at Iona St 515. The following is offered: Phonebook. The entry is present with us since Sep 10, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Metairie there are 201 other Phonebook. An overview can be found here.


text:
"Following a brook, a young miller is led to a mill (songs 1-4) where he falls in love with the lovely miller's daughter (songs 6-10); his happiness (songs 11-13) turns to jealousy and bitterness (songs 14-17) when she rejects him in favor of a hunter; the miller is overtaken with despair and drowns himself in the brook (songs 18-20). Schubert's musical language is replete with unexpected contrasts, modal inflections and harmonic richness."
excerpt from the CD's program notes written by:
Eftychia Papanikolaou, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Musicology
Bowling Green State University-USA
"Schubert's musical language is replete with unexpected contrasts, modal inflections and harmonic richness. His settings betray a dazzling lyrical gift and unflagging sensitivity to the word—see, for example, the folk-like simplicity with which the miller questions the brook about his love's feelings in "Der Neugierige" (No. 6), or how piano and voice artfully illustrate the miller's breathless impatience in No. 7. Schubert elevates the folk song to a level of artistry unparalleled before. While flowers serve as metaphors of love, their decay form the basis of a musical dirge in "Trockne Blumen" (No. 18). The hunting topos, a familiar music convention, makes a forceful appearance in "Der Jäger" (No. 14) with its horn-call allusions.
Pianist and singer are equal partners in this work, and Schubert often—and quite subtly—leaves the last word and commentary to the piano. Notice how the ending of "Tränenregen" (No. 10) reflects the composer's exquisite capacity for modal ambiguity in the smallest of musical spaces. Ironically, however, it is not the maid's parting words ("Farewell, I'm going home") that threaten to shatter the miller's desire, but the piano's ending of the postlude in minor, an arresting but fitting prolepsis of the drama's despondent conclusion."
excerpt from the CD's program notes written by:
Eftychia Papanikolaou, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Musicology
Bowling Green State University-USA
"Death is symbolically already present in the evocation of the color green—instead of hope, green now becomes an emblem of grief and death (Nos. 16 and 17), and the piano's persistent repetition of a single note in "Die liebe Farbe" sharply evokes the irrevocability of the miller's fate. "Der Müller und der Bach" (No. 19) requires utmost artistry on the part of the performers; set as a dialogue between the miller and the brook, its power hinges on the singer's delicate narration of the drama and the pianist's evocation of restrained resignation. The miller's final request as he drowns, "Oh brook, dear brook, just sing to me," materializes in the "Des Baches Wiegenlied" (No. 20).
It may not be an exaggeration that every performance of this work constitutes a monumental event, and the one on this CD is no exception. It captures not only the power of the live performance but also the extraordinary partnership of two remarkable musicians; their Schöne Müllerin is nuanced—it transcends agony in favor of redemptive catharsis."
excerpt from the CD's program notes written by:
Eftychia Papanikolaou, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Musicology
Bowling Green State University-USA
Manolis Kalomiris was the effective leader of the modern Greek "national school". His activities as composer, author, teacher, critic and manager shaped Greek musical life to a considerable extent during the first half of the 20th century. A passionate composer, he has a personal post-romantic idiom characterized by rich harmonies and orchestrations, complex counterpoint, long Eastern melodies and the frequent use of Greek folk rhythms. His works for solo piano constitute a small part of his work and were written mostly early in his life.
Mikis Theodorakis is the most important and popular living Greek composer, known internationally for his score for the film "Zorba the Greek". Theodorakis' Zorba's Dance from the film Zorba the Greek became an international hit and remains a popular symbol of Greece - despite the film's setting in Crete! The piece begins with a slow intricate tune, based around an inevitable toe-tapping beat. As the music progresses, the foot tapping along with the beat gets faster and faster.
Winner of a 1962 Academy Award for "Best Music" for his song Never on Sunday from the film of the same name, Manos Hadjidakis was one of the most popular Greek composers in his day. In 1951, he performed solo piano adaptations of rebetika songs entitled "Six Folklore Paintings". These new interpretations provided a general audience an opportunity to enjoy and appreciate the beauty and richness inherent in the originals, while at the same time giving new impetus to Greek song writing.
Yiannis Konstantinidis studied in Berlin with Kurt Weil. Modest, precise and laconic - the very opposite of the expressive nature of Kalomiris - Konstantinidis uses folk melodies as they exist, without elaboration or development. His compositions for piano demonstrate a profound knowledge of the instrument's potential, have a solid structure, unique richness of harmony and variety of soundimages that often bring to mind the sound of folk instruments.
Hadjidakis' Ionian Suite, the score of which was discovered only a short time before his death, was likely composed to honor two great Ionian poets: Andreas Kalvos (1792-1869) and Dionysios Solomos (1798-1857). It was presented as a ballet by the Greek Chorodrama in 1960.
John Psathas is widely considered one of the most important living composers of the Greek Diaspora. His music has been commissioned and performed by many of the greatest musicians and orchestras around the world.
The composer writes on Waiting for the Aeroplane: "This piece captures a time when I was traveling to Greece to visit my family (who had recently returned to live there). The emotional farewells, the distance between the two countries, the power of aircraft and the frenetic activity of airports all managed to find their way into the piece.
"For a little white seashell" is an "anti-romantic" work, according to the meaning of the phrase given by Copland and Prokofiev through their music. The intentional exaggerations in interpretation and arbitrary choices of rhythm ridicule the interpreter, and ruin the musical essence of the work. The piece was also staged as a ballet by the Greek Chorodrama in 1957.
Piano Concerto No. 4 in C minor (concerto pour piano en ut mineur), op. 44 by Camille Saint-Saëns, is the composer's most structurally innovative piano concerto. It follows the typical concerto format of three movements, but the central Andante section is usually attached seamlessly to the preceding Allegro moderato. In fact, the entire work can be played as a unified whole. It is technically divided into two sections:
1) Allegro moderato - Andante
2) Allegro vivace - Andante - Allegro


text:
Our products for bakery industryOur goal is to find exactly what will fully meet your requirements and conditions of production, optimal in terms of financial investments and quality of workmanship. The products described below have already earned a good reputation among our customers and find a ready market sale.
We offer a number of components for bakery equipment under our own brand Lehrmann GmbH. What is behind it? Our experts select the reputable European manufacturers; they conduct a thorough check of the products offered and their testing in independent laboratories. The best of the selected products receive a kind of quality mark - our brand Lehrmann GmbH, by which we confirm that the product passed strict control, has good wear properties and meets the standards common for the food industry.


text:
Lower Rhytidectomy
1 night
2 - 4 hours
General Anesthesia
7 - 10 days
The neck lift procedure usually involves an incision that extends from in front of the ears to behind the ears and into the hairline to elevate and remove excess skin. A MACS (minimal access craniofacial suspension) neck lift goes beyond just tightening the skin. It extends below the skin to the deeper more fibrous layers. Tightening this deeper with SMAS layer (superficial musculo-aponeurotic system) which allows the underlying structures to be lifted as well. n addition, a small incision under the chin allows for removal fat and tightening of the platysma muscle.
Our team will evaluate your medical history to check for conditions that may delay the surgery or the healing process. Some of the common conditions are:
Please avoid aspirin and brufen-containing medication for two weeks prior to surgery to eliminate the chance of post op bleeding.
Patients need to understand that the post-operative period following a necklift can be quite a daunting one. It is not so much a question of pain although the bandages can make it feel quite tight. This is partly due to the bandages and partly due to the muscle tightening that is performed at the time of the surgery. Your face and sometimes your ears will feel quite numb for some weeks. This is abnormal consequence of surgery and should recover after a few months. In the interim however you may also experience sensations of tingling, tightness and hypersensitivity in the face and neck as the nerves begin to grow back.
Contact the hospital, if you have the following symptoms:
Prices include all hospital, operating room, anaesthetists' and doctors' fees, a single private room, standard meals, medications and medical supplies. Generally patients will only pay an additional amount for telephone calls and additional meals extra to the standard hospital supplied meals.
Neck Lift (GA)Op. Time: hours, Hospital: 1 nights, Stay: 14 days
|Free Quote
Mid/Lower Face & Neck Lift (GA)Op. Time: 2-3 hours, Hospital: 1 nights, Stay: 14 days
|Free Quote
Lower Face & Neck Lift (GA)Op. Time: 3-4 hours, Hospital: 1 nights, Stay: 14 days
|Free Quote
Other plastic surgery procedures performed by Dr Boonchai.
Complete the online patient registration form now for a free complimentary surgery opinion from Dr Boonchai


text:
York AV |
Leads | USB |
Lead USB A type plug to B type plug PURPLE, 2 metres.
Suitable for use with USB 1.1 peripherals.Maximum unboosted segment length is 5 metres.To extend over greater distances use an active extender, part number = L-USBAEXT5MAll sizes are approximate.Products may vary from illustration.YDL product code L-USBAB2MPU
(Excluding VAT at 20%)
SCSI 3 lead internal 3 connector, male/female/male 60 cms.
SCSI 3 68 way micro D IDC plug to mount on ribbon cable
AV plate with 1 XLR female (3 pin) no cable/ no engraving
AV Wall Plate, 1-Gang, VGA/SVGA socket, 10M lead attache
AV wall plate 1G IEC C13, female solder


text:
Save the Manatee Club Save the Manatee Club
Here's a sample of our volunteer opportunities:VIEW AS
Mission Statement
Save the Manatee Club is the world's leading manatee conservation organization. It was established in 1981 by former Florida Governor and U.S. Senator Bob Graham, and singer/songwriter, Jimmy Buffett. The Club, a membership-based, nonprofit organization, was formed with one mission: to protect manatees and their habitat.
Save the Manatee Club is a national non-profit organization dedicated solely to protecting endangered manatees and their habitat. The purpose of SMC is to promote public awareness and education; help fund manatee research and rescue and rehabilitation efforts; and to lobby for the protection of manatees and their habitat. SMC's programs are funded primarily by their Adopt-A-Manatee program.


text:
3 star hotels in Prague
Room [%:roomNumber%]
3 star hotels in Prague
3 star hotels in Prague for less! Check out our great range of Prague 3 star hotel deals on lastminute.com and make your trip to Prague an unforgettable one. Book a cheap 3 star Prague hotel room up until midnight and stay the same night.
We offer big savings on all kinds of hotels in top locations right across Prague so use our search box to find a great value room that suits your requirements. Whether you're travelling with your family, alone or with your partner then lastminute.com has the perfect hotel for you. Book now and see what you can save.
Other Nearby Towns and Cities
- Hotels in Beroun
- Hotels in Plzen
- Hotels in Karlovy Vary
- Hotels in Jicin
- Hotels in Hradec Kralove
- Hotels in Marianske Lazne
- Hotels in Kladno
- Hotels in Usti Nad Labem
- Hotels in Most
- Hotels in Teplice
- Hotels in Chomutov
- Hotels in Liberec
- Hotels in Pardubice
- Hotels in Jihlava
- Hotels in Ceske Budejovice
- Hotels in Malá Strana
- Hotels in Roztoky
- Hotels in Karlstejn
- Hotels in Liblice
- Hotels in Tuchlovice
Nearby Airports
120,000 Hotels
We search from 120,000 hotels worldwide to find you the best deals.
Price Match Guarantee
Find the same hotel cheaper within 24hrs when booking with us and we'll give you the difference.
Need help with your booking?
Call us on 0800 093 5555


text:
Obituary: "Jim Rendall. 1952-2010. It is with sadness that the family announces that the death of Jim Rendall occurred at his residence in Prince Albert on Friday October 22nd 2010. A Celebration of Jim's life will take place at Saskatoon Funeral Home on Thursday October 28th at 1:00 pm. A complete obituary notice will be carried in a future edition of this newspaper. Condolences may be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com Arrangements have been entrusted to Saskatoon Funeral Home."
Beginning at CHOW in Welland, Ontario, he moved to CKX Brandon, ending up doing Afternoon Drive on CKOM Saskatoon for several years around 1980. He was also at CFQC Saskatoon, later on, but that's about all I could find on him.


text:
(KMOV) -- Police are looking for the man they believe killed a teen in St. Clair County.
It all unfolded around 9:30 p.m. on Laura Lee Street. That's between Cahokia and East St. Louis.
Police say Kenneth Allen, 16, died from a gunshot wound during a drive-by shooting
A red Dodge Ram truck was seen leaving the area.
Investigators have not released any other details.


text:
We use cookies to see how our website is being used, to help us to improve it and if applicable, to allow us to recognise your login details and country preferences. If you agree to this use of cookies please click any button to continue using our website. If you do not agree to this please change your browser's cookies settings so that you can continue to use our website without cookies being set, or alternatively do not proceed with use of our website. To find out more about how to change your cookies settings or how we use cookies please click here
Our combination of practice excellence and deep industry expertise provides a distinct competitive advantage to our clients, bringing together legal expertise, commercial insight and close professional support.
Law-Now Zones provide expert analysis on specialist topics
Now that the deadline has passed for publication of the first gender pay gap reports, organisations should be focussing on their second pay gap report and identifying whether they can reduce their pay gap.
To read more about the reporting process, with detailed guidance on compliance click here to read the CMS/CBI guide to Gender Pay Gap Reporting.
And if you're looking for some thoughts on reducing your pay gap, read Gillian MacLellan's article setting out the 4 key steps to consider.
The statistics so far
Read more
House of Commons Committee
Will Regulation close the gap?
Webinar recording
Higher education
© CMS Legal 2018


text:
Celtic Steps Frederick, CO
Web Service
451 Oak St. #208 Axis of Movement StudioFrederick , CO , 80530
Phone: 1-800-906-701040° 5' 55.95" N, 104° 56' 18.8088" W
See map: Google Maps
Contact name:
Shaun Casey
Celtic Steps School of Irish Dance specializes in Traditional Irish Solo and Ceili Dancing. Students of all skill levels, ages, and experience are welcome.
Exercise & Health


text:
Uncle Roy has been dead for years, but we still set a place for him every Thanksgiving. Lucky beer glass, plate piled high with cornbread stuffing and dark meat (white meat was "for pussies," as Uncle Roy always so eloquently explained), extra napkin for stuffing into the collar of his shirt. Uncle Roy was a big eater, so Thanksgiving was the day of the year that he could be totally unapologetic about stuffing his face with second and third and fourth helpings of lard-laden comfort food.
He died six years ago, just weeks before Thanksgiving. Heart attack. Gone before the paramedics even showed up. Poor Aunt Rose cooked enough leftovers that Thanksgiving to feed the army, her time-tested recipes overwhelmingly abundant without Uncle Roy's appetite to trim down the volume. It was strange to have him missing from the table, especially when he'd been there just a week before, sitting in his own little throne in his own little castle. It felt almost like intruding, and the heavy sense of loss sucked the joy out of the family's most cherished holiday.
That night, my mom spent the night at Aunt Rose's house, offering some sisterly support for an especially rough day in a stretch of rough days. As she tells it, they sat up on the couch until late at night, getting shitfaced on cheap wine, an honored family tradition. As they listened to the generic holiday Pandora station play the same song for the third time, Aunt Rose leapt up with a shriek, her eyes like porcelain dinner plates. Her hand shook violently as it pointed at the sliding glass door behind my mom.
"It's…Roy!" she screamed. My mom grabbed her sister by the wrist and tried to yank her back down on the couch, assuming that between booze, stress, and grief, Aunt Rose had simply mistaken her own reflection in some kind of horrible be-careful-what-you-wish-for wishful thinking. But instead of sitting back down, Aunt Rose didn't budge even an inch, just let out a painful yelp as my mom accidentally dislocated her elbow.
Well, that made Mom start screaming, seeing Aunt Rose's arm dangling limp from her rapidly-swelling elbow. It wasn't until Aunt Rose grabbed my mom's face with her still-good arm and turned her head sharply that she finally faced the window.
It really was Uncle Roy. The suit he'd been buried in was still in pretty good shape, but the same couldn't be said for the rest of him. Even through the darkness and glare on the window glass, they could tell that he was seeping fluids all over the place, and his eye sockets no longer held the mischievous twinkle that Uncle Roy had always been known for. But he still had that same kind smile, and enough left of his face for the trademark dimple to show through.
Aunt Rose and my mom stood frozen in shock and horror, staring open-mouthed at the well-dressed corpse on the back deck. Uncle Roy raised a hand and knocked gently on the sliding glass door, then gestured at the handle. Neither woman budged. Uncle Roy shrugged and took a few steps past the door, toward the side of the deck where the garbage cans were kept. They heard him rummaging around, flinging the metal trash can lids against the porch railing. The wooden boards underfoot creaked as Uncle Roy shambled back toward the sliding glass door.
He held up the bag of turkey gizzards that Aunt Rose had tossed in the trash earlier, then tore the paper packet in half and messily dumped the contents into his mouth. He politely dabbed the corners of his mouth with the damp paper before folding it and tucking it into the pocket of his suit jacket. Then Uncle Roy waved a goodbye to my mom, blew a kiss to Aunt Rose, and headed back where he'd come from.
Ever since then, Uncle Roy gets a real plate every year, along with a glass of his favorite beer, festively laid out on a card table on the patio. There's a little less of him every time, but he always brings his smile and his appetite.


text:
The people who are born in between the months of June 22 to July 22, falls in the category of Cancer Zodiac sign. Cancer personalities love to have the things the way they like. This sign people do not seek revenge on the people who hurt them.
Symbol: Crab
Ruling Planet is Moon.
The people, who are born in between the months of November 22 to December 21, come under the category of Sagitarius Zodiac sign. Sagitarius sign people are the intellectual ones of the Zodiac. Sagitarius personalities can become bad tempered very fast and often.
Symbol: Archer
Ruling Planet is Jupiter.
The Cancer sign and Sagitarius sign have completely different approach towards life. The Sagitarius sign is not so attached to home and family, whereas the Cancer sign is very much into family and home. Sagitarius loves and needs lots of freedom and Cancer loves and needs lots of security and stability. These are some of the main issues which create clashes in the relationship. Complementing, accepting the faults and appreciating each other helps to sustain the relationship to last for a long period. Sagitarius is a wanderer and needs to fulfill his own adventures of life, whereas Cancer is ruled by emotion, and for Sagitarius their desire to nurture is overwhelming for Sagitarius sign.
The best possibility aspect of this relationship is both of them grow as individuals. Sagitarius learns the value of stability and honesty. Since Sagitarius is a dreamer Cancer will help Sagitarius to pursue the ambitions to reality. Cancer gets from Sagitarius the opportunity of exploring, travelling the World outside the sphere. This kind of match can have difficulties at times but if they learn the acceptance, patience and compromise they can have happy long lasting, fulfilling life, which both can enjoy.
This kind of love match, have chances to work out, but both the signs have to put lots of effort. Sagitarius woman has to gain knowledge on how to be more responsible in life and learn to love the family and home. The Cancer man has to learn to be a little adventurous at times. This is not an easy match to workout but it is possible if one tries to. He wants attachment and she needs freedom and independence. His suspicious character will be controlled by Sagittarius woman.
The compatibility between these two diminish much further. The Cancer woman loves the adventurous nature of Sagitarius man initially but too much of outgoing nature will create problems in the partnership. The flirtatious nature of Sagitarius scares the Cancer woman. This kind of pairing will have both the romance and the fights. Her need of feeling insecure and security gets clashes in the relationship.
Cancer Compatibilities
Sagittarius Compatibilities


text:
Video Audition - $60 Fee
We are only able to accept video auditions for artÉmotion's Cleveland Intensive (June 18-29th). All other Ballet West/artÉmotion Student Summer Intensives and workshops are full.
- If you are interested in auditioning for artÉmotions two week Pre-Professional Summer Intensive in Cleveland, Ohio (ages 12-21) email email@example.com with a video that includes the requirements listed below.
- If you are interested in auditioning for artÉmotion's two week Half Day Intermediate Program in Cleveland, Ohio (ages 8-11) email firstname.lastname@example.com for directions on how to submit. Requirements are not the same as listed below.
Audition videos should be no longer than 10 minutes in length and must include:
- tendu (in the center)
- grand adagio
- pirouettes (en dehors, en dedans, traveling)
- petit allégro
- allégro (i.e. assemble ballonné, ballotté)
- grand allegro
- pointe work for all ladies (i.e. echappé, continuous relevés in arabesque, pirouettes; en dehors and en dedans, bourrees)
- a short variation of choice (dancers age 15+)
- Pointe work should include plenty of material to be able to judge technical ability. This is the area where most video submissions come up short.
- barre work is not requested
Email- email@example.com
Video audition results will be sent within three weeks of your registration.


text:
Start Reading with these Point One Issues!
- More Below…
Product Description
- Artist
- Paulo Siqueira
- Author
- Ed Brubaker
- Binding
- Trade Paperback
- Cat No.
- 2360751
- 9780785156260
- Features
- Point One Issue
- Genre
- Superheroes
- 9780785156260
- Previews
- Previews May 2011
- Publisher
- Marvel Comics
- Series
- Marvel
- Type
- Graphic Novels
- Universe
- Marvel
Start Reading with these Point One Issues!
The House of Ideas proudly presents an exciting collection of one-shots that bring the history of its greatest heroes into the modern era of the Marvel Universe. Witness the birth of a new Spider-Man! The Avengers battle the Intelligencia! The new Captain America goes on trial! Deadpool faces down the Wrecker! General Fortean challenges the Red Hulk! Iron Man takes his first steps into the future! The Secret Avengers go public! The nefarious Grey Gargoyle challenges Thor for the prize of immortality! X-Force protects Utopia against Lady Deathstrike and the Reavers! The X-Men defend Magneto's! And Wolverine's birthday goes very bad, very fast! Hop aboard the Marvel Universe here!
Collecting Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #654.1, Avengers (2010) #12.1, Captain America (1968) #615.1, Deadpool (2008) #33.1, Hulk (2008) #30.1, Invincible Iron Man #500.1, Secret Avengers #12.1, Thor (1966) #620.1, Uncanny X-Force #5.1, Uncanny X-Men #534.1 and Wolverine (2010) #5.1.
Customer Reviews
There aren't any reviews published for this product yet, why not be the first to write one?Write your own review.


text:
AfriCat would love to hear from you if you are considering an event for charity. Wether this may be running a charity quiz night, a cake stall, running, swimming, jumping out of a plane or other sporting pursuits or indeed anything else, we very much appreciate people doing things for us.
Sponsor friends, colleagues, or partners to mark an achievement - run a marathon in AfriCat's name, swim for AfriCat, play football for AfriCat – all for a good cause.
Engage your colleagues and friends to conduct a joint fund-raiser to raise donations for AfriCat. Hold competitions, arrange a jumble sale, auction, and other fun events to motivate your co-workers and friends to raise a donation for AfriCat.
See also: Workplace sponsorships
Look what some AfriCat Supporters have done:
Graham Elliot and Andrew Pennels represented AfriCat and Conservation Through Education in an adventure race in Thailand 2015!
We were promoting our AfriCat bike jerseys at Thailand's "River Kwai Adventure Race" last weekend. It was a typically hot (38 deg) and very humid Thai day for our trail runs, kayak, mountain bike legs and river swim on the course (with mystery route and unknown distance) in beautiful mountainous scenery near Kanchanaburi, famous for the "Bridge over the River Kwai".
Teams race together in pairs, and as we're suckers for punishment we entered the "Extreme" division. Apart from the physical challenge, managing the heat was the biggest issue - which we handled by jumping in any available drainage ditch, flooded rice paddy and cattle trough (those jerseys are tough!).
More than 5 hours later we made it back to the finish line and the welcome reward of a Singha beer and a Thai massage!
|Dan Groves and Team AfriCat completed a Tough Mudder Challenge in 2014.
For the uninitiated Tough Mudder is a 10-12 mile obstacle course designed to test all-around strength, stamina, teamwork, and mental grit.
|Janet Widdows and her neice jumped out of a plane!
Cycling Events
Desert Dash
|Cycling for AfriCat - The Cape Argus and Sani2Sea
|Running Events
Training for the 2 Oceans Running events.
|London Marathon: See AfriCat runs the London Marathon 2012
AfriCat relies on the goodwill of visitors and donors. Every penny counts, and save for statutory audit fees, all of AfriCat UK's funds are applied to conservation in Namibia. The AfriCat website (www.africat.org) has sponsorship forms to download, which contain various animal adoption options.
AmazonSmile is a simple and automatic way for you to support your favorite charitable organization every time you shop, at no cost to you. When you shop at smile.amazon.com, you'll find the exact same low prices, vast selection and convenient shopping experience as Amazon.com, with the added bonus that Amazon will donate a portion of the purchase price to your favorite charitable organization. If you already shop online with Amazon just switch to smile.amazon.com next time you log in and choose AfriCat America Inc at the top of the page before you make your purchase.
Then shop as normal! Its as easy as that!
More information about AmazonSmile can be found here:
This link will take you directly to amazon smile to support AfriCat.
Tusk UK
Tusk Trust,
4 Cheapside House, High Street,
Gillingham, Dorset SP8 4AA
Tel: +44 (0)1747 831 005
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
To make a donation: email@example.com
Pay online with Virgin Money Giving, donations will be routed to AfriCat through TUSK Trust.
Account name: AfriCat UK
Account number: 00767476
Bank: Barclays Bank PLC,
Address: 27 Soho Square, London W1D 3QR, UK.
Sort code: 20-52-69
Account name: AfricatAmerica Inc.
Account number: 59312583
Bank: PNC
Branch: PNC Bank, Metro Center Branch.
Address: Metro Center, 1100 W. Glen Avenue, Peoria, Illinois, USA 61614.
Pay Routing: 021052053 (UPIC)
AfriCat America Inc.
Public Charity EIN: 20-3174862
Peter & Wanda Hanssen, 7601 W. Southport Road,
Peoria, Illinois 61615, USA.
Cell: +1 309 453 5556
Email: email@example.com
AfriCat Foundation
Account number: 62245889186
Branch code: 28-06-73
Bank: First National Bank Namibia Ltd. Otjiwarongo Branch, Namibia
Swift: FIRNNANX
Postal Address: P.O. Box 64, Otjiwarongo, Namibia
Physical Address: 7 St Georges Street, Otjiwarongo, Namibia
UBUNTU – Namibia e.V.
Susanne und Roland Schäfer
Bergstraße 67
76646 Bruchsal / Germany
Ihre Unterstützung unserer Projekte in Namibia freut uns sehr.
Bitte geben sie im Verwendungszweck Projekt AfriCat oder Projekt UBUNTU an.
Unser Spendenkonto in Deutschland:
UBUNTU-Namibia e.V.
Volksbank Bruchsal-Bretten eG
Konto Nr.: 64750
Bankleitzahl: 663 912 00
Um Ihnen eine Spendenbescheinigung zukommen lassen zu können, teilen Sie uns bitte
Ihre Anschrift mit:
Name, Vorname
Registration Chamber of Commerce (Kamer van Koophandel)
20114314 NGO with anbi recognization.
fiscal nr: 813081919.
Simone Eckhart
Business Address: Spinetstraat 76,
4876 XT Etten-Leur
Email: email@example.com
When you pay via EFT you are a winner, because . . .
Click here for more information and instructions on how to use our payment gateway.


text:
There have been many updates and added features to garage door openers in the last few years. If your garage door opener is even 5 years old, you might be missing out on some great new security and tech features you might enjoy.
Despite the cool features, there are some basic things everyone should know about a garage door opener before choosing the right fit for their garage door. Below are some factors to know about and consider.
Choosing Garage Door Opener Horsepower
There are 3 kinds of horsepower options for a garage door opener: 1/3, 1/2, and 1.
A professional installer will know best what opener matches your door best.
1/3 HP openers are the best choice for light garage doors.
1/2 HP is perfect for heavier doors like wood and steel, or for a double garage door. These types of doors need at least 1/2 HP, if not 1 HP.
If you are in between 1/3 or 1/2 or 1/2 and 1 HP, going to a higher HP is always the better option. If the price difference isn't that great, it makes even more sense to go with a bigger HP. The price is usually not a big gap, so having more power never hurts.
Choosing Garage Door Opener Mechanisms
Again, there are 3 types of mechanisms you can choose with a new opener: screw drive, belt drive and chain drive.
Screw drive openers is the middle of the road option, quieter than a chain drive but not as quiet as a belt.
Belt drive openers are the most expensive, but require little to no maintenance, so some feel its worth the extra cost.
Chain drive openers are the cheapest and most commonly used. The only negatives is the noise and the regular maintenance needed.
Choosing Garage Door Opener Security Options
There are some great new security features that come standard on many new garage door openers. These include:
Motion detector lights.
Your garage door opener light will turn on if motion is detected. This is great for security and can deter intruders similar to motion detection lights around your property.
Auto Reverse Feature
If your opener was made before 1993, this feature does not exist. This feature basically means that if an object is detected in the garage door path, it will immediately reverse the garage door from closing to open. This is essential for safety for children, pets and belongings.
Rolling Code Tech
This is an awesome way to deter would be intruders from gaining access to your garage door. The code changes on the remote every time you open or close your door. This makes it difficult for thieves to crack your code and clone your garage door opener remote to use when you aren't home.
Fancy Features
There are even features these days that use a fingerprint to open your garage door! Or openers that allow you to control the door from a smartphone or tablet app. You'd be surprised at how inexpensive these features are in a new garage door opener.
Choosing a great opener that is the right size and horsepower for your specific door, and meets your needs and your budget can be tricky. A professional and highly rated garage door company can ensure you make the right choice, and install the opener for you correctly! Give M&L Garage Door Repair a call today if you're in the Sugar Land, Texas area!


text:
For almost two years this beautiful claro walnut Orchid prototype has seen extensive use as a demo instrument.
The bass has helped tremendously as a test platform for development, evaluation, and refinement of technologies I've been exploring: Trapezoid Neck Profile™, partial-fret fingerboard, neck core, and TOONE & TOWNSEND bass bridges.
But now she has a new owner, a permanent home. Retrofit time.
The client wanted a few changes, including full frets to better match his playing style. Action set-up for DADG tuning (with a very light finger style touch).
Refinished the bass to a satin sheen. Added a 500K potentiometer to open the highs on the Alumitone pickup. Incise carved my signature and build date. Black tuners to fully complement the aesthetic.
Most importantly, the original bridge is replaced by TOONE & TOWNSEND bridges. The tonal improvement from that singular change is quite intense. Organic, revealing the tonewoods. Clearly audible upper harmonics. Deeper fundamentals, thump, attack. Sustain. Essentially: hi-fi.
I'm really proud of the patented Intonation Cantilever Bridges — for the first time I am hearing acoustically from this bass what my ears have been desiring as both musician and luthier. The instrument reaches closer to full potential.


text:
Past Events:
Respect Life Mass - January 22 – Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children. The annual Respect Life Mass will be Monday, January 22, 2018, 10:30 a.m. at St. Joseph Cathedral. Bishop Campbell will be the celebrant. On this day of the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade, our diocese will join all dioceses of the United States in observing a Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children. All are invited. For more, visit www.usccb.org/prolife or contact Social Concerns at 614-241-2540. FLYER - Respect Life Mass
Roe Remembrance at Ohio Statehouse. Greater Columbus Right to Life will sponsor this event on Monday, January 22, noon to 1 p.m., at the Ohio Statehouse following the 10:30 a.m. Respect Life Mass at St. Joseph Cathedral. The program will be held in the Statehouse Atrium. Please allow extra time for new Statehouse security measures. Stickers, signs, and weapons are not permitted inside. For additional information, visit www.gcrtl.org/roe.html.
Post Abortion and Reconciliation and Healing
Bioethics and Reproductive Technologies
Human Cloning
Stem Cell Research
Euthanasia and Physician Assisted Suicide
Death Penalty
Diocesan Respect Life Program
The Office for Social Concerns serves to implement components of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' Respect Life Program. Office staff research, identify, and analyze life issues within the context of Catholic social teaching to determine the impact of issues and to formulate an effective response. Office staff also serve to initiate and develop programs that assist parishes, schools, and organizations in identifying their own respect life needs and aids to formulate an effective response. The Office for Social Concerns provides education, information, leadership training, and community building opportunities for parish leaders.
Respect Life Program Implementation
The Office for Social Concerns serves as a liaison to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Secretariat for Pro-life Activities.
The Respect Life Program:


text:
Consider Team USA men's basketball finally challenged.
After sleepwalking through their Olympic tune-ups and then through their initial games against China and Venezuela, Carmelo Anthony and Co. finally got themselves a wakeup call in the form of a Matthew Dellavedova-hucked boomerang to the head.
Squaring off with Australia—which starts five NBA players and has two former NBAers come off their bench—in their third game of group play, Team USA went into halftime with a 54-49 deficit, their first since 2004, when they took home likely the most shameful bronze medal ever to adorn an athlete's neck.
But despite terrible shooting nights from the likes of Kevin Durant (4-of-16) and Klay Thompson (2-of-9), Team USA completed the comeback thanks to two familiar faces—Anthony, who overtook LeBron James as the nation's all-time leading Olympic scorer, and Kyrie Irving, who re-created his famed sideway stepback three-point dagger that iced the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals to effectively put the Aussies away.
After the game, Draymond Green noted the shot was all too familiar.
Draymond knew pic.twitter.com/Yrf8JA1IbP
— Hector Diaz (@iamHectorDiaz) August 11, 2016
Irving scored 12 in the fourth quarter to finish with 19 points and five assists. Anthony, the New York Knicks star, led all scorers with 31, and 14 of his also came in the deciding period of the 98-88 victory.
On the other side, San Antonio Spurs guard Patty Mills got loose for the Boomers, scoring 30 points on 11-of-22 shooting. Delly, the former Cleveland Cavaliers guard who this summer signed with the Milwaukee Bucks, dished 11 assists to go with 11 points. Andrew Bogut, who signed with the Dallas Mavericks after four seasons with the Warriors, scored 15 and blocked three shots.


text:
Description: Ole Nina is laying in bed when her man comes over and licks out her hairy bush. She loves his tongue inside her, but he is horny. He fucks her hairy pussy deep and hard until he cums on her pussy.
Description: Ole Nina is outdoors and loves doing yoga. She lays down her green mat and does some poses. She'd rather be naked doing it, so she strips nude and is amazing. She masturbates on her mat and orgasms there.
Description: Ole Nina just finished making something in the kitchen, and strips naked to celebrate. She has nice hairy pits and a full hairy bush. She strokes her pussy and masturbates to orgasm in her chair.
Description: Ole Nina is in bed wearing all white and showing off her hairy pussy while on her phone. Her man joins her and she sucks his cock hard. He fucks her hairy pussy hard and deep and cums all over her bush.
Description: Ole Nina is outdoors by the ocean rocks finding her special spot. She finds it and strips naked to masturbate outdoors. She rubs her fully hairy bush, and strokes her pink pussy lips to full orgasm.
Description: Ole Nina is ironing but is feeling very horny. She strips naked when done and lays back in bed. She explores her hairy pussy with her fingers and then masturbates with her pink vibrator to orgasm.
Description: Ole Nina is cutting apples in her kitchen and loves fruit and veggies. The apples turn her on, so she strips naked and starts fingering her hairy pussy. She fingers her pussy and masturbates getting wet.
Description: Ole Nina is outdoors on her patio, and comes indoors to strip nude and masturbate. She has perfect natural breasts and a very hairy pussy. She uses fingers and her pink vibrator to masturbate and orgasm.


text: Spurcross B & B | Beautiful Bed & Breakfast in Cave Creek Arizona Home About Us Rooms Information Visitor Information Local Dining Breakfast Contact Us Testimonials From: To: Adults: 12345678 Rooms: 1234 Visit the Southwest Explore the night skies on our stargazer's patio where you can view the rings of Saturn or see the craters of the moon through our Galileo telescope. Keep warm by the fire with your special sweetheart, watching the fire dance on a bed of sand, no wood! Or relax and unwind in our 7 person Jacuzzi Spa after your hike or round of golf. Spur Cross B & B offers spacious, resort-like comfort in a natural setting with spectacular views of Elephant Butte, Sugarloaf Mountain, Skull Mesa, Continental Mountain, and Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area. You will also have the ability to enjoy activities in nearby Phoenix and Scottsdale, AZ. Spurcross B&B Relax, Refresh, and Rejuvenate. Spur Cross Bed & Breakfast offers affordable and unsurpassed luxury accommodations in the heart of beautiful Cave Creek, Arizona where a true western experience still exists. Terraced into the north side of Saguaro Hill, within walking distance of Cave Creek's town center, restaurants and galleries, our private two acre retreat embraces an elegant, rustic ambiance. Our property is adjacent to the Carolyn Bartol Preserve on Saguaro Hill which is a 4.2 acre public nature preserve with a interpretive botanical trail and memorial garden, allowing us to be a prime spot to view birds and wildlife. Testimonials That was the best click of a mouse ever! Stay was so enjoyable, hosts so friendly, we'll be back and we'll be bringing friends!… Angie & Jared V. – Las Vegas, NM Thanks for our wonderful stay, so enjoyable The peacefulness and beauty is equivalent to the south of France.…. Emmy & Benoit – Burgundy, France The perfect place to experience the glory of this wonderful land. And all so tranquil, soothing and good for the soul! Many thanks to you for all you did! Karen B. – Sydney, AustraliaRooms Our four spacious suites offer plenty of room to stretch out and lots of privacy. You'll find all suites have separate outside entrances allowing you to come and go independently of the main house. Each room is independently themed and decorated. View our Suites Below Agave>> Mesquite>> Sagebrush>> Saguaro>>Ammenities All suites have private baths, several with jetted tubs. Relax in the rooms with upgraded southwestern furnishings, saltillo tile floors, satellite TV's, refrigerators, microwaves, and coffeemakers. Individual temperature controls assure your year-round comfort. Some suites available with gas fireplaces to add the perfect romantic touch. We're here for your special celebrations. The right spot can add immensely to its significance. Whether it's for your anniversary, retreat, small gathering, "big chill" reunion, intimate wedding gatherings, honeymoon night, vacation or just getting away from it all, our property provides the unique setting in a Southwestern landscape with incomparable views, walking distance form downtown!Reservations Call us today at 480-473-1038 You can also email us by clicking here. Book your favorite room now to ensure your selection for your visit to the Arizona desert foothills.


text:
In the 24-hour news cycle it can be difficult to keep up. We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times' blogs. Today's entries:
Feathered Bastard:
Alan Colmes Jerks a Metaphorical Knot in Pastor Steven Anderson's Noggin
Up on the Sun:
Silver Medallion Posts New Music Video
Geek Beat: Late Night Sex Scenes Sizzle, Fizzle
If you like this story, consider signing up for our email newsletters.
You have successfully signed up for your selected newsletter(s) - please keep an eye on your mailbox, we're movin' in!
Chow Bella:
This Weekend: Grand Opening of New Total Wine in Tempe
Valley Fever:
Rapper DMX: "Stay the (Bleep) Out of Arizona" and "(Bleep) Sheriff Joe
Vodka-Soaked Tampons and Anal Beer Bongs "Latest Trends" Among Teens? Really?


text:
Admission isn't much: Five bucks or some cans of food on Saturday and Sunday; even $30 (kids are $10) isn't bad for the big-deal gala on Friday's opening night with fancy finger food and a live auction when everything you spend goes to help Navajos 75 years old and up living traditionally to buy food, firewood, hay, medical supplies and the like. What the hell, make a donation if you aren't going and can afford to. Good cause and all.
Yes, it's the 27th Annual Navajo Rug Show and Sale and some of that money goes to buy wool for the weavers so they can do this again next year as they have for more than a quarter-century now.
The event helps the Adopt-A-Native-Elder Program create a market for their crafts and raise awareness about their needs. The Elders bring rugs, jewelry and baskets to sell and take all – that's all – the proceeds home to purchase the stuff they need to survive the winter.
Based in Park City with a warehouse in Salt Lake City, the Adopt-A-Native-Elder Program supports Elders who live in remote portions of the Dine' (Navajo) Reservation. Many live in hogans, some raise sheep as a way of life. As they age, it becomes more difficult for them to support themselves on the land in their traditional manner.
This year's show, Weaving Ancient Designs, will feature hand-woven rugs with motifs from Native pottery reflecting the beauty of Mother Earth and telling the stories of many of the weavers' clans. The Eagle, Hummingbird and Butterfly Clans are represented and clan animals such as Bear, Elk and Deer also are common. Symbols of mountains, clouds, corn and flowers are used to reflect the beauty of the weavers' land and its teachings.
There are mutual benefits: About 500 schoolchildren will visit Thursday to learn about Navajo culture.
While this started at the Kimball Arts Center (in its previous incarnation) with just a few rugs, it has evolved into what may be the largest event of its kind in the country, organizers say. Now held at the Snow Park Lodge at Deer Valley in Park City, with sales of rugs and crafts continuing throughout the day, special events include:
Friday, Nov.11: 6-10 p.m. Gala preview and sale; entertainment 7-8; live auction 8-9.
Saturday, Nov. 12: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. At 10 a.m. Navajo children's princess pageant; 11 a.m. Navajo children's traditional dances; 1 p.m. weaving demonstration; 3 p.m. Navajo Grandma Idol Contest (they are given a theme and quickly make up and sing a song); 4 p.m. Navajo Grandpas take their turn.
Sunday, Nov. 13: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. At 10 a.m. Veterans ceremony; 1 p.m. weaving demonstration; 3:30 p.m. closing powwow; 6 p.m. show closes.
On Wednesday night there is a welcome dinner just for the elders and their families after their drive from the Reservation. It's all soft food – these are Elders, after all. Last year someone had to drive back because one lady forgot her teeth.
Phone 1-435-649-0535 for information or to make a donation. More information can be found at www.anelder.org; www.facebook.com/adoptanativeelder.
Categories: Daily Bytes | Happenings


text: Web design is the most important part of any eCommerce site. It is majorly responsible for generation and retention of online traffic. Web design also plays a part in the ultimate generation of online business. Not every website can be as successful as the other. They usually lack following a few basic or major steps to boost themselves. To get an idea of these tips, go through this video. The instructor clearly explains major tips to improve web design that can boost earnings. For example, one has to create a positive impression through one's website, for web users to be there long enough or return.


text:
Our Offices
The Netherlands
The Netherlands is one of our largest markets in Europe. We have been present in the country since 1995 and sell all our brands through our 450 retail stores, through wholesale and E-commerce.
The BESTSELLER e-commerce team is located in the centre of Amsterdam by one of the city's many iconic canals on the street Vijzelstraat. The 140 metres long building from the early 1970s is designed by architect Marius Duintjer and made of steel, glass and concrete. From here, our team of 125 colleagues from over 25 different countries work to create exciting fashion experiences online. Today the office supports more than 20 fashion brands and sell online in 13 countries and the business continues to grow.
Our retail and wholesale office in the Netherlands lies in Amstelveen and we also have an office in Amersfoort as well as a logistics centre in Leusden. The Amstelveen office is ideally located only 10 minutes from Schiphol, the international airport of Amsterdam.


text:
Rainbow Intelli Sub 10 AFE Under seat amplified sub-woofer
Compact under seat bass solutions that actually produce bass are few and far between. It takes a company with a long heritage in making cars sound good to develop a product that will actually achieve the holy grail of bass from a small space. Rainbow achieves this with the beautiful bass tones of the Intelli sub 10.
Technical Specification
250 mm active subwoofer enclosure
High Level In and Auto-On/Off functionality
Frequency range (-3dB): 25 Hz - 100 Hz
Active Crossover Low Pass 50 Hz - 100 Hz
continuously variable
Continuous output power: 100 Watt
Maximum output power: 160 Watt
Dimensions (WxHxD): 275 x 82 x 369 mm
Rainbow Intelli Sub 10 AFE Under seat amplified sub-woofer
- Brands Rainbow
- Product Code: Rainbow Sub 10 AFE
- Availability: Available


text:
DELRAY BEACH -- After seven years as part owner of the most famous -- and infamous -- tavern on West Atlantic Avenue, William Thomas said he`s had enough. ``I want out,`` said Thomas, registered agent for Georgia Town Tavern owners Gulfbrook Realty Inc. ``I`m tired of fighting city hall.``
Thomas has taken the brunt of the criticism against the tavern, which city officials have labeled a public nuisance. But after almost two years of defending the tavern as a fine, upstanding establishment, Thomas said he`s tired. He`ll close the tavern doors and get out of the bar business if the city agrees to buy the tavern, he said.
``It`s more trouble than its worth,`` said Thomas, who owns a Boynton Beach real estate office and a West Palm Beach insurance firm. ``I fought this thing for two years now and they never stopped harassing me. I just want to get it over with.``
Thomas said his resolve ended on Nov. 19 when the city filed a lawsuit asking the courts to close the tavern. City officials cited the 373 police visits reported at the bar since the beginning of the year. Many of those incidents were drug-related, officials said.
Thomas has maintained that his bar`s notorious reputation is unjustified. Many of the problems happened outside the bar, he said.
``If I had the money, I would fight this and make them eat their words,`` Thomas said. ``But I don`t have the fight any more. I`ll go down with my boots on. I still think what they have done to me is highly unconstitutional.``
A hearing on the city`s suit is scheduled for Jan. 8. But it may not get that far. Thomas has offered to sell the Georgia Town Tavern to the city for $65,000. The city can have the bar`s liquor license, too, for another $110,000.


text:
ICEBOX refrigerated shipping containers are portable, re-locatable cold refrigerated storage shipping containers.
Designed, developed and built using fully refurbished units, these containers deliver all the convenience and practicality of portable refrigerated containers as chiller / freezer rooms at much lower lease and operating costs.
ICEBOX containers are supplied by United Containers. These refrigerated containers are robust, reliable and cost-effective. Single phase and 3-phase refrigerated containers are available in a range of sizes.
Now you can store fresh meat, vegetables, dairy products, beverages etc in a roomy fully refurbished, food-grade refrigerated container featuring purpose built equipment. 24/7 maintenance and service backup is also available.
Take at look at our website for further details or call our friendly team today!


text:
TBS has renewed "American Dad" for two more seasons. The network made the announcement on Thursday, January 11th at the Television Critics Association winter press tour.
The series has been on TBS since 2014. Before that it was on Fox where it debuted in 2005. Season 15 had a one episode special that aired on Christmas, the weekly schedule starts on February 12th at 10 pm.
Brett Weitz, executive vice president of programming for TBS, said "Animation has played a huge role in making us the #1 comedy network". He continued "We will keep the momentum going with the two season pick up of 'American Dad' and finally introducing the world to the brilliantly constructed misadventures of Gary in 'Final Space'."
Monday Night Animation: Introducing Final Space
On February 26th TBS will be debuting the new animated comedy "Final Space". "Final Space" will be on at 10:30 pm on Monday's, right after "American Dad" completing an hour-long animation block.
"Final Space" is a show that follows a spaceman named Gary who makes a new alien friend named Mooncake. Gay is working off a prison sentence. Mooncake is, much to Gary's surprise, wanted by the sinister Lord Commander whom wants to use Mooncake's powers for evil.


text:
How do you calculate for Social Security tax?
Answered Last
Go to the IRS gov website and use the search box for IRS Publication 915, Social Security and Equivalent Railroad Retirement Benefits. Publication 915 is available on the IRS Web site. Use the search box to choose the 1040 instructions.
Page 28 of the 1040 instructions book has the Social Security Benefits Worksheet for Lines 20a and 20b of the 1040 tax form.
If you received income from other sources, your benefits will not be taxed unless your modified adjusted gross income is more than the base amount for your filing status.
- For a single taxpayer the base amount (cap) is $25,000.
Your taxable benefits and modified adjusted gross income are figured on a worksheet in the
Form 1040A or Form 1040 Instruction booklet.
You can do the following quick computation to determine whether some of your benefits may be taxable:
- First, add one-half of the total Social Security benefits you received to all your other income, including any tax exempt interest and other exclusions from income.
- Then, compare this total to the base amount for your filing status, if the total is more than your base amount, then some of your benefits may be taxable. From 50% to 85% of your SSB can become taxable income on your 1040 income tax return and would be added to all of your other gross income and taxed at your marginal tax rate.
3 people found this usefulSource: www.answers.com
Category: Taxes
Similar articles:
Borrowing for your RRSP: Here's how to calculate how much you'll need Add to.
How are Bonus Taxes Calculated
How to Calculate Estimated Taxes
How Are Vehicle Tax and Tags Calculated


text:
Albany vs. Colorado2017-09-16T11:00:00-06:00
Ft. Collins, CO
Moby Arena
Moby Arena
Ft. Collins, CO
Watch Info
Not Available
Not Available
Not Available on App
Not Available on App
Not Available on App
Pac-12 Women's Volleyball Scores
More: Albany vs. Colorado - Women's Volleyball
Volleyball Single Match Tickets On Sale
Single match tickets for the 2018 Colorado volleyball season are now on sale to the general public.
Volleyball Media Day Quotes and Notes
Head coach Jesse Mahoney, as well as seniors Alexa Smith and Naghede Abu, were on hand to answer questions on Saturday at CU's annual fall sports media day.
Maes Named Assistant Coach For USAV Select A1 National Team
In what has become a summer tradition, University of Colorado volleyball associate head coach Lee Maes will once again spend time coaching in the USA Volleyball ranks, this time as an assistant coach for the USAV Girls Select A1 National Team.
Hayes' Dream Is Coming True
Near the end of July, former University of Colorado Buffalo Joslyn Hayes will embark on one of her biggest dreams, playing professional volleyball.
Edelman and Simpson To Continue Professional Careers This Season In France
For many athletes, the chance to play their sport professionally is a dream. But for former Colorado Buffaloes, Nicole Edelman and Taylor Simpson, that dream has been a reality for the last few years and will continue to be a reality for the foreseeable future.
Buffs Announce 2018 Pac-12 Schedule, Will Play 16 Matches On Pac-12 Networks
Colorado will have 16 matches, seven home, seven away and two neutral, featured this volleyball season on Pac-12 Networks.


text:
0Rivers United, Enyimba ready for grand quarterfinal ...Sports
0Mikel, Oshonaike lead Team Nigeria to Rio 2016 OlympicsSports
0NIMASA reads riot act to oil firmsScience
0United States track and field poised to finish stron...Sports
0Youth key to winning anti-corruption fightGovernment
0NEPC to scaleup service sector contributions to GDPBusiness
0Nigeria unveils plans for ITU Telecom World 2016Business
0Lagos government, others hold summit on infectious d...Health
0Obasanjo: "I rejected Ex-president's N50m third term...Government
0Nigerian Military: 'We Have Dealt with Boko Haram'Government
0Abe: Govt Urgently Needs to Focus More on the Capita...Business
0Mikel Named Team Nigeria Captain to Rio OlympicsSports
0Nomination Opens for 2016 Nigerian Sports AwardSports
0Yobo Puts NPFL Deal on HoldSports
0Uganda's Olympics-bound team has 99 problems, drugs ...Sports
0A beautiful wooden finishingArts
0In Nigeria, 'it's unanimous' — Michelle Obama for POTUSGovernment
0Opinion: Nigerian football has no soulSports
0Corruption Currents: Widening Evidence of Russian Ro...Government
0'Zimbabweans' on death row in Indonesia turn out to ...Government
0Nigeria missing 700,000 bpd of oil output from milit...Science
0Police warn young people in Punjab and Delhi are buy...Health
0Real Madrid and Barcelona to visit Nigeria !Sports
08 Top Nigerian musicians without a debut albumArts
0Nigerian Musical Targets Broadway After Successful L...Government
0French President François Hollande Pictured With Nig...Business
0Nigeria to boost oil exploration in the north as Del...Business
0Rio 2016: How Nigerians can watch Olympics GamesSports
0Welsh nurse travels to Ethiopia to treat patients wi...Health
0Foreign exchange crisis hits Nigerian students abroadBusiness
Oriental partners NBET for 50MW solar power project
Oriental Renewable Solutions (Oriental), an Oriental Group company, has signed a 20-year, Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the Nigerian Bulk Energy Trader (NBET) for the company's 50MW solar power project in Jigawa State.
The agreement forms part of a wider NBET process to sign up PPA to deliver 1.2GW of additional generation capacity to the Nigerian grid through a total of 12 solar power projects spread across Nigeria.
Oriental Renewable Solutions was established to deliver on the potential that renewable energy offers Nigeria to address a long-term power deficit that continues to hold back economic growth.
The Jigawa project marks the first project in a broader strategy to establish a significant footprint in Nigeria's fast emerging solar power generation segment.
The project is expected to be completed between 18 and 24 months of financial close.
Commenting on the signature of the PPA, Oriental Group Chairman Muhammadu Indimi said: "This marks a major milestone for the Oriental Group, as we implement our strategy to diversify into new areas of the Nigerian economy. We recognise the importance of power generation to Nigeria's socio-economic development and believe that Nigeria's natural resources extend beyond its traditional dependence on oil and gas extraction to include many more resources that new technology is making available to us. We hope that by proving the viability of renewable solutions in Nigeria, we can deepen our nation's long term capability to deliver the power that we so desperately need, while simultaneously delivering much needed investment across a swathe of Northern Nigeria."
Nigeria has installed generation capacity of 12.6GW, but availability of considerably less than that, and average transmission of between 3 and 4.5GW of the last year. This is further affected by disruption to gas supply, on which the vast majority of Nigeria's power infrastructure relies. The development of significant generation capacity in solar, and other renewables offers a strong counterbalance to the vulnerability of gas production and distribution infrastructure, while significantly reducing Nigeria's long term carbon footprint.


text:
War Stories, Whoppers and What's Next for Critical Facilities
Start Time: 10/3/2016 2:45:00 PM
End Time: 10/3/2016 4:00:00 PM
There's nothing like a good in-the-trenches account of disaster averted (or met head on) among colleagues, and in the mission critical facility there are many tales of outages, floods and failures that would make even the most battle-tested executive sweat. At their worst, these war stories elicit audible groans; at their best, they offer the most teachable of moments. CFS 2016 kicks off with the thrill of calamity– without the agony of defeat. Our panel of mission-critical experts discusses a variety of actual disasters, with a few mythical scenarios mixed in, and offers you tips on managing threats going forward.
Learning Objectives:
1. Discusses a variety of disasters that have occurred in mission critical facilities
2. Analyze best practices in anticipating and responding to emergency situations
3. Identify true disasters versus mythical scenarios
4. Understand how to manage critical facility threats
Presented by:
David Quirk, PE, LEED AP, CEM
Vice President and Principal
DLB Associates
Paul E. Schlattman
Senior Vice President, Practice Leader
Environmental Systems Design, Inc.
Edward Sullivan
Building Operating Management Magazine
Room Number: 207BCD
Audience: Intermediate
Track:Critical Trends & Innovations


text:
(Holt, 289 pages, $25)
"Chemistry" really is the best way to explain love's predilections, says evolutionary biologist Helen Fisher. Physical beauty helps spark the fire, but growing evidence shows that temperament is a critical element of sexual attraction, and that temperament is largely the product of innate brain chemistry. In Fisher's view, each of us falls into one of four temperament types. If your dopamine levels run high, you're an "Explorer"—adventurous and highly creative. Elevated serotonin levels create conscientious "Builders," estrogen produces idealistic "Negotiators," and testosterone yields hard-charging "Directors." Surveys that Fisher has distributed to millions of people show an unmistakable pattern in each type's romantic preference. Explorers click with other Explorers. Builders bond with other Builders. Negotiators, meanwhile, fancy Directors, and vice versa.
You may be wondering how one's type is determined in these studies, said Graham Lawton in New Scientist. Fisher, a Rutgers University professor well versed in the neurochemistry of personality, devised a questionnaire meant to sort individuals into her four categories. She first distributed it to 40,000 customers of the online dating site Chemistry.com, and was able to track the love lives of 28,000 of those respondents. It was among them that the bold lines of dating patterns first surfaced. Quick-sorting can work, too, said Kate Abbott in the London Guardian. Fisher found that most Directors used "intellectual" as a one-word description of themselves. Negotiators preferred "passionate," and Builders talked a lot about "family." Another intriguing tell, said Belinda Luscombe in Time, is that "the ring fingers of Directors are longer than their index fingers."
"Can we all really be typed so easily?" said Caroline Leavitt in The Boston Globe. Contemplating Fisher's theories may make some readers "a little uneasy." But she's been studying the subject of attraction for decades, and many of her side journeys are fascinating. She recasts an old-fashioned kiss, for instance, as "a blast" of shared information, in which each partner is using one of the body's most sensitive data receptors to pick up messages about taste, smell, touch, and temperature. "Better loving through chemistry?" You could call it that.