text:
Week 19 in training – 45 miles of running and hiking at altitude. Highlights include 14ers (!) + the associated fun car camping. And birthday celebrations. Low lights include getting kicked/punched/scratched all night at work, and feeling some deep-seated fatigue that means taking more rest days than planned. Oh well!
Training Recap
Sunday: 7ish miles hiking Wetterhorn Peak. One of my favorite 14ers so far. Then car camping the rest of the day.
Monday: 7ish miles hiking Uncompahgre Peak. Side note: I don't know how to say this mountain's name. I mostly whisper the ending / give it a Spanish-esque "padre" ending.
Anyways, this was a much easier hike compared to Mt. Sneffels and Wetterhorn Peak. Single track nearly the whole way up. A few snow field crossings, but they were all nearly flat. Not a damned 60 degree slushy chute like damned Sneffels. Damn you Sneffels, I had high hopes for you based on name alone, but you were a betrayer. Anyways, Uncompahgre's most memorable trait was it's name! Hah.
We did this one in about 4 hours and then ate lunch in Lake City, at Southern Vittles. BBQ definitely quenches hiking hunger. Another five hours later we were home in the God awful mid 90 degree heat of Denver. You'd think I've never seen a summer before…
Tuesday: gym day for stair stepper and weights. Tired and angry, this is one of those days I kept thinking "I should just quit this stupid race, I hate running and exercising". The logical [or illogical?] side of me tried to whisper "you have like 2.5 fucking weeks left out of 20, get over yourself". My irritableness was obviously in full force [side note: having deep-seated fatigue and feeling overly-irritable should be a large red flag and => take a rest day]. Anyways, I plodded on, did a crappy-feeling workout and then laid on the disgusting gym mat at the end, stretching for way longer than I needed too in place of core working out.
At night we had a couple friend over for taco night. It was also Tuesday. I planned the dinner for that alliteration, just so you know.
Wednesday: Rest day. Work at night. I'm glad I didn't do any physical activity pre-work because I spent the last half of my shift doing just that. I got floated to a 1-on-1 "behavioral attendant" assignment with a brain injured patient and basically was punched and kicked and scratched for four hours while I did all of her nightly cares and tried to keep her from ripping out her G-tube. I'm glad this doesn't happen often because I would be quitting if it were a nightly occurrence.
Thursday: 11 trail miles at North Table Mountain. I felt pretty good and it was only moderately warm out (low 80s). Work at night.
Friday: 20 miles for my long run of the week. It was 55 degrees when I started (!!) and I got that good ole runner's high half way through. Plus no anxiety/off feeling after the run. THANK YOU HEAVENS ABOVE.
Work at night. I was floated to a different unit than I normally work, which was a nice change. More spinal cord injuries, so they can tell me what they need. And you know, not punch me and scream at me. Yay. I'm sounding jaded, but I'm not. Just rattled after Wednesday.
Saturday: I got home late the night before and when I woke up I was feeling some hatred towards running, so I took it as a cue to have another rest day. Work at night.
Random Favorites
Listening: I paid for three months of Spotify at $9.99 (another "deal" came around?). Big spender!! I'm willing to spend money without a second thought on trips or too-expensive beer or running shoes, but will hold out for an entire year on $10 of music I listen to >20 hours of the week. Not logical in the least. But anyways, totally going crazy on Spotify because now I don't have to listen to commercials every three songs. Reliving my wannabe cool jam-bandy days of middle school by listening to Dave Matthews Band Europe 2009 concert.
Intelligence Squared Debates "Long Live Walmart" – has Walmart been good for America?? YES.
Planet Money "Episode 774: Unspeakable Trademark" – "a fight over a band name that turns into a fight about free speech. It goes all the way to the Supreme Court."
Planet Money "Episode 772: Small Change" – contrary to popular belief, the world is not changing faster than ever before. In fact, it's not even changing as fast as it was 100 years ago [according to the economist in this episode].
Reading: Still listening to and enjoying Elon Musk's biography. What a crazy [inspirational] person.
The end!


text: We cater to the greater New England corporate executives seeking a quality of life and relaxation away from their everyday stress. The grandeur of our 28-mile-long Lake Winnipesaukee and its crystal-clear warm waters and beaches has spread to Europe and the West Coast. Come visit the Lakes Region of New Hampshire and you will find mountains to ski and hike and lakes to swim, boat and fish. Maxfield Real Estate can introduce you to all Lakes Region has to offer from our offices in Wolfeboro, Alton and Center Harbor.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
At Hawkesdale College the Numeracy Professional Learning Teams have been looking at the progression points for each of the five strands of mathematics and starting with Number, assigning assessment tasks for each level. During the next five weeks, while Tara is taking the year 8 Maths class, we are studying a unit on Probability, so it is a good opportunity to unpack the progression points for this sub-strand.
Progression Point 3.25 – "use of fractions to assign probability values between 0 and 1 based on symmetry". All our students have demonstrated the ability to place the chances of specific events occurring on a number line, so they have achieved this level of understanding. Some examples were: randomly choosing a day of the week and getting a weekend day, rolling a dice and getting an even number, using a spinner with five equal sections and getting a specific colour.
Progression Point 3.75 – "simulation of random events" and "calculation and analysis of the stability of a sequence of long run frequencies where the number of trials increases".
We have used dice, coins and computer and iPod (using the app "iChoose") simulations of other random events.
Virtual Dice: Simulation of throwing one, two or three dive.
Probability Tree: A bag contains 4 red counters and 7 blue counters. A counter will be taken from the bag, its colour noted and then returned to the bag. Students complete the corresponding probability tree, with uneven chances.
Snakes and Spinners is an assessment activity from the Learning Federation.
The "Dice Duels" series of activities (L2634 to L2640) is also from the Learning Federation.
Podcast about "slot machines" – we call them poker machines in Australia. What do you think is the likelihood of winning the maximum pay out at the pokies?


text:
Viking Hickory Log Upholstered Bar StoolYou have a choice of 2 seat heights and 7 different fabrics for this genuine handcrafted hickory log upholstered pub stool. Having a swivel seat with back, this stool makes a perfect practical addition to your rustic bar, or match it perfectly with one of our Viking pub tables.
The legs are mortise and tenon constructed from 3-4" solid hickory logs.
See "Additional Images" thumbnails above for photos of fabric choices.
Then entire hickory log bench is finished with an eco-friendly durable catalyzed lacquer.
Approx. dimensions:
24" Seat: 19L x 22W x 38.5H
30" Seat: 19L x 22W x 44.5H
This beautiful hickory log pub stool is delivered free of charge to 48 states and comes with a manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty.


text:
Go Ape Delamere Forest
Treat your mini Tarzans to all the fun of Go Ape on a course designed just for them.
It's a fun filled hour of canopy exploring, trail blazing and obstacles for all to enjoy. Watch their confidence reach new heights as they conquering wobbly bridges and awesome zip wires.
We've aimed our adventure at Junior Tarzans that are 6 – 12 years old. But if your Mini Tarzan is under 6 (but over 1 metre) or over 12 years then just read our Frequently Asked Questions as they can still enjoy our Junior Adventure.
You'll be amazed at how much taller little monkeys walk after completing the course.
0845 094 0652
Like Go Ape on Facebook
Follow Go Ape on Twitter


text:
Cross of Will Bestrename
tofihose's version from 2016-11-27 18:31
SectionLet's start on the day of the accident. How many photos did you take during the investigation?
So you took a singular photo?
Do you have the photo with you today?
Did you call in the state police?
Did you take measurements of the skid marks?
Did you issue any citations?
Did you state that the reason you did not issue any citations to Jamie Martin and Toni Jersey is because you didn't want their insurance to go up?
And is it true you state that you could've given a citation to B.W. Holstein for his fences?
However is it also true that you state his fences were fine later in your affidavit?
Let's gain some context here. Has Chris Clump ever called you about these open fences in the past?
You never investigated these claims did you?
So you have no idea whether the reports were true, do you?
Now are you running for state representative in 2018?
Has this been your dream since you were younger?
And it's your understanding that B.W. has pledged money for a candidate to run against you?
Let's gain some context here. Has there ever been any problems with the fences being opened by teenagers in the past?
Did you interrogate them?
Did you call in state police?
Has Chris Clump ever called you about these open fences in the past?
Pages linking here (main versions and versions by same user)
No other pages link to this page. See Linking Quickstart for more info.


text:
You are hereHome ›
Narrow Search
Now showing results 1-7 of 7
This activity focuses on how the search for life on Mars is portrayed in fiction and videos. Learners will consider depictions of Mars from science fiction books and video clips. As a group, children discuss what they know about Mars and compare... (View More) their ideas with the way Mars and imaginary martians are presented in the science fiction works. They then use what they've learned to create their own Mars Science Fiction "Movie Trailer" Zines. It is recommended that this activity is preceded by two or three of the previous activities in the series so that the children will already have an understanding of what life needs and how Mars compares to Earth. This activity may be extended to serve as a tween and/or teen science fiction book club. It also includes specific tips for effectively engaging girls in STEM. This is activity 7 in Explore: Life on Mars? that was developed specifically for use in libraries. (View Less)
Learners create art inspired by authentic NASA planetary image data while learning to recognize the geology on planetary surfaces, uniquely inspiring learner engagement. This presentation and accompanying activity use the elements of art - shape,... (View More) line, color, texture, value - to make sense of features in NASA images, honing observation skills and inspiring questions. It aligns with the NGSS cross-cutting concept of Patterns. Videos, images, and an interactive poster that breaks down activity elements deepen user access. (View Less)
This is a kick-off activity about the solar system and Jupiter. Learners will discuss what they know, work in teams to read about the Sun, eight planets, asteroid belt, and the dwarf planet, Pluto. They use their knowledge to create a poster about... (View More) each object, which can be displayed in the library and used in later activities. This activity is part of Explore! Jupiter's Family Secrets, a series designed to engage children in space and planetary science in libraries and informal learning environments. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $5 - $10 per group of students
In this concluding activity, children create a scrapbook or poster display documenting their trips to Jupiter. Learners will use their "My Trip to Jupiter" journals and select common craft items to represent the characteristics of each aspect or... (View More) layer and summarize their findings. This activity is part of Explore! Jupiter's Family Secrets, a series designed to engage children in space and planetary science in libraries and informal learning environments. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $5 - $10 per group of students
Learners will use a variety of resources to conduct research to try to find answers to the questions they generated in previous activities. They continue to work the way scientists do by communicating what they learned from their research about Mars... (View More) and present questions they still have and that others might want to think about researching in the future. This is activity 8 of 9 in Mars and Earth: Science Learning Activities for After School. (View Less)
Materials Cost: 1 cent - $1 per group of students
Learners will compare images of planets and select one planet to visit and tell the tale of their visit through a comic strip. This is activity 9 of 9 in Mars and Earth: Science Learning Activities for After School. Note: The Solar System Litho... (View More) Set that is needed to do this activity can be downloaded at the links to the right side of this page (Related & Supplemental Resources to the right). (View Less)
Materials Cost: 1 cent - $1 per group of students
In this activity, students experiment to test the hypothesis that Mars was once hotter. The activity requires some advance preparation by the teacher: the day before the activity, need to place a plastic bottle filled with water in the freezer.... (View More) Materials needed include plastic bottle of water and thermometer. It is a companion piece to a CD about the exploration of Mars that uses song and drama to tell the story of Spirit and Opportunity, NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers, and their mission to search for signs of ancient water. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $1 - $5 per group of students


text:
Townhalls featuring range of keynote speakers to help educate and engage Retirees around the 2016 General Election
The California Alliance for Retired Americans (CARA) will host fourteen Townhalls events in California throughout the month of September to educate and engage retired seniors around the 2016 General Election. Each Townhall event will feature a keynote speaker including: California Labor Federation Executive Secretary-Treasurer Art Pulaski, California State Controller Betty Yee, Congresswoman Janice Hahn, Sacramento Mayor Elect Darrell Steinberg, and many others (full list with corresponding dates and locations below). Keynote speakers will help lead the discussion on the importance of the senior vote in the upcoming election. Each event will also include a panel on the statewide ballot initiatives and candidate forums.
While CARA does not endorse, candidates for local, statewide, and national offices have been invited to each Townhall.
As a constituency, senior citizens regularly turn out to vote. These Townhalls are vital in giving retired Californians the chance to learn about issues affecting their daily lives including, the future of Medicare and Social Security, protecting retirement security and pensions from privatization, prescription drug benefits, health care, long term supports and service, safer infrastructure for pedestrians and better transportation services for seniors, affordable housing options for seniors and their families, and more.
Townhall Events (click here to visit a webpage with more detailed information about each townhall)
- Sept 6 (San Rafael): Supervisor Kate Sears
- Sept. 8 (San Francisco): Senator Mark Leno
- Sept. 12 (Richmond): Assemblymember Tony Thurmond
- Sept 13th (Oakland): Art Pulaski, California Labor Federation Executive Secretary-Treasurer
- Sept. 14th (Rocklin): Will Lightbourne, Director of California Department of Social Services
- Sept. 15th (Sacramento): Mayor Elect Darrell Steinberg
- Sept. 16th (Redding): City Councilwoman Kristen Schreder
- Sept. 19th (Carson): Congresswoman Janice Hahn
- Sept. 20th (San Diego): Assemblywoman Shirley Weber
- Sept. 21st (Buena Park): Pat Gaynor
- Sept, 22nd (San Jose): Supervisor Cindy Chavez
- Sept. 24th (Bakersfield): Ray Gonzalez, City School Trustee
- Sept. 26th (Manteca): Betty Yee, California State Controller
- Sept. 27th (Fresno): Robert Roach, Alliance for Retired Americans President


text:
Dianabol (Metandienone or methandrostenolone, C20H28O2), or Dbol, is an anabolic steroid for an oral intake, which provides great gains in a short period of time. Now it is one of the most famous anabolics among the greatest bodybuilders. In contrast to the other types of anabolics, it is intended for the oral intake. Due to that, people who are afraid of injections, get an excellent disjunctive.
What Is Dianabol?
The pills of Dianabol act as anabolics and androgenics. Therefore, they have a great response on the exchange of proteins. Because Dbol contributes to the synthesis of the chains of protein and helps proteins to grow in and around the tissues, it is perfect for gaining mass. Even though some of the gains represent water weight, Dianabol steroids also increment pure muscle mass without much fat.
Feedback on Dianabol are mostly positive, as even sophisticated bodybuilders appreciate it for its amazing energy-boosting and muscle-gaining characteristics. Even though Dianabol has some dangerous side effects, they can be deflected with the aid of the correct additives and a balanced diet. Due to its unbelievable effectiveness, only experienced anabolic steroid users should resort to Dianabol oral.
Dosage and Precautions
You can buy Dianabol oral form in two ways: 1) Dianabol 10mg pill; 2) 25mg tablet for experienced users. Dianabol belongs to the most powerful anabolics. Therefore, you must calculate your dosage very cautiously. The daily dose of 10mg is perfect for the beginners. You can choose between taking it all at once or divide it into two doses. Patients usually prefer to split the dose as the Dianabol half-life is just four hours, which is very quickly. If you are tolerant to such dose well, feel free to it to 25mg per day. Add 5mg of the drug every day to find out your tolerance.
The most experienced users can take an increased dose of Dianabol dose (about 50mg per day). Don't forget that exceeding this dosage will not your performance; on the contrast, and it significantly increases the risk of side effects. Some of them may be constant, so you must be cautious. Contact your doctor or healthcare provider and follow his/her instructions instead of self-medicating.
Side Effects
The adverse effects of Dianabol differ according to your personal tolerance and dosage. As a rule, healthy people tolerate Dbol good. The most widespread adverse effects of Dianabol are caused by its high estrogen conversion rate. Most patients suffer from bloating and discomfort, and some of them even get gynecomastia. To prevent these problems, be sure to add an aromatase inhibitor into your treatment schedule. Moreover, bloating raises blood pressur because of the increased water retention. To fight that, you should buy some diuretics.
Dianabol is highly hepatotoxic. Therefore, it is contraindicated to the people suffering from liver, kidneys or bladder dysfunctions. To avoid possible problems, men should not take alcohol and acetaminophen two weeks before, during, and a month after the treatment (as these substances the risk of serious liver damage). Remember to admit liver protection additives and drink enough water.
Other widespread (but temporary) adverse effects are: headaches, insomnia and indigestion. If they become too bothering or last more than a week, you may be intolerant to Dianabol. In this case, use diphenhydramine to fight insomnia, and take Dianabol with meals in case of indigestion.
Dianabol Stack Choices
As for mixing Dbol with other steroids, there are different options. Even though testosterone is the most wide spread selection, you can safely mix Dianabol intake with other anabolic steroids. The most common Dianabol stack is DecaDurabolin, as they work perfectly together. Moreover, while most athletes develop acceptability to certain anabolic combinations, Deca and Dbol are good for everybody.
Most people prefer mixing Dianabol oral with other additives in order to their performance and maintain good health. Aromatase inhibitors are very important, as Dianabol eventually turns into estrogen, and testosterone is essential, as your body will out a stop producing testosterone on its own during the treatment.
Dianabol Cycle Options
You must also remember that the duration of your treatment must depend on the dose you take. If you want to take Dianabol 10 mg per day, you can take it for more than six weeks. And on the contrary, if you select the maximum dosage (50mg a day), your treatment shouldn't last more than six weeks. It is important to take a pause between the treatment cycles, which must equal to their duration. Thus, if you're going to take Dianabol for six weeks, the break must last at least the same time.
You should remember some main rules of Dianabol treatment. First, don't mix Dianabol with the other oral anabolics. As we have said before, Dianabol is hepatotoxic, so mixing it with the other hepatotoxic drugs can raise the risk of liver disease. Therefore, you should use this drug cautiously. You can choose Sustanon-250. In a two-month cycle, you have to take 10mg of Dianabol two times a day (with a daily dosage of 20 mg), but only for the first month. After that, you must take 500mg of Sustanon-250 a week for two month. This contribute to the amazing gains of up to 15 pounds in about eight weeks.
Dianabol PCT
Bodybuilders usually take only Clomid or Nolvadex (for about a month) at doses of 150mg or 40mg correspondingly – lowering the dosage by half for the last two weeks. If you took higher dose of Dianabol medicine or used it longer than for two months, you must start taking hCG beforehand.Dianabol is a strong and fast-acting anabolic steroid that impedes natural testosterone production. Therefore, after completing your treatment schedule, you should begin post-cycle therapy, so that your body can produce testosterone naturally again.
Is Dianabol Legal?
This drug is illegal in the US, as it has no FDA approval. But, for example, In Mexico, however, it can be easily bought without medication order. Any form of exploitation of Dianabol is illegal in America. But if you still want to use it, you should know the potential legal consequences. Even though American companies daily deliver injectable Dianabol to the foreign countries, most of the drugs in the US is shipped from Mexico.
Where can I buy Dianabol in the injections?
Injectable Dianabol is unavailable it most countries. But if you manage to find it, and even at a good price, there is something you have to take into account. On the positive side, Dianabol in the injections is not as harmful for the liver as Dianabol oral. However, it is the only advantage. Most people select oral Dianabol, as it acts just as quickly. Moreover, as any form of steroid has a brief half-life and needs daily dosage , men are inclined to avoid a daily injection.
Where can I buy Dianabol ?
Before buying it, be sure to know all the possible legal consequences. Don't purchase it from surreptitious dealers who can't replace the drug components. In this case, you can't be sure of what you're purchasing.In the US, the Metandienone form of Dianabol can't be purchased in any drugstore, even if you have a doctor's medication order. However, several American companies produce Dianabol injectable for export. A lot of men choose to obtain Dianabol online. However, be sure to buy it in the legal source. Therefore, it is almost impossible to find this drug in the US. Men usually go to Mexico or several South American countries to find Dianabol.
Where can I read the impartial Dianabol feedbacks?
You can find an impartial Dianabol feedback on a steroid forum, where men usually exchange their experiences. But you should be careful. Most bodybuilders experiment with the daily dosage (taking way more than necessary), which may cause irreversible adverse effects.
How should I take Dianabol?
There are different ways to take Dianabol. Most people select taking a single daily dose half an hour before a workout, as they think it makes them much stronger and more energized. The other say that too high doses can be dangerous. Therefore, they tend to split their daily dosage into two. In such a way, they provide a constant quantity of steroid in their bodies at any time. Moreover, it doesn't cause any serious side effects.
What is the average cost of Dianabol?
Now, the most famous cost-perficient way of buying Dianabol pills is to procure the 50mg pills and divide them as necessary. The cost of Dianabol is usually dependent on your living area and the doseage of the medication. So, you can buy Dianabol online for $0.50 per Dianabol 25mg pill or $0.75 per 50mg pill. Sometimes you can search for Dianabol sale and have a really big discount or purchase a bottle and get another one free.
How much muscle mass can I acquire using Dianabol?
If you have already used anabolics, but you wish to raise your muscle posses and performance, Dianabol is just the thing you require. Choose Dianabol and enjoy incredible gains, as long as you use it properly and stick to a balanced diet, strict exercise routine, and take the necessary supplements.
Dianabol gives different results. However, if you select the maximum possible dose, and the longest treatment cycle(which is 50mg per day for six weeks), you can collect about 30 pounds.


text:
Quick Reference
This vocal quintet was formed in 1955 at Charles Evan Hughes High School in Manhattan, New York, USA, by Alton Campbell (lead), Bobby Thomas (baritone), Alvin Williams (bass), Billy Montgomery ...
From: Cellos in Encyclopedia of Popular Music »
Subjects: Music.
Related content in Oxford Index
Reference entries
Users without a subscription are not able to see the full content. Please, subscribe or login to access all content.


text:
Wilkes Community College vocational nursing jobs LVN
Think about what career is best suited for you, and where you want to study. Request more information now.
Think about what career is best suited for you, and where you want to study. Request more information now.
Think about what career is best suited for you, and where you want to study. Request more information now.
Find info concerning Wilkes Community College vocational nursing jobs LVN, registering for required degree courses, and taking free tests online. You can enter nursing with either an associates degree or BSN. As a licensed vocational nurse (LVN), you may provide patient care under the supervision of a registered nurse (RN). If you study vocational nursing, for example, there are a variety of concentrations that may appeal to you such as nurse assisting, laboratory internships, or vocational rehabilitation. Check with the nursing department for an updated schedule of classes, registration deadlines, and a list of vocational nursing jobs LVN requirements. Due to advances in health care, there is a growing skill-shortage of licensed vocational nurses, and of qualified medical personnel in general. Please use the form above to request admissions info for Wilkes Community College.
The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) designation is the first step in becoming a nurse. After Becoming a CNA, you will assist in caring for patients by monitoring vital statistics, bathing, feeding and maintaining personal hygiene. Most CNA programs can be completed within a few months, allowing you to begin working. As the public ages, nursing care has become a major source of employment for new technical program graduates.
The next step in a nursing career is to become a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN). This is a one year long program, in which you'll work under an RN, and be assigned advanced care work. Practice requirements for LVNs vary from state to state, but basic duties include passing meds, wound care, and administering feeding tubes. It is common for 90% or more of the class to find nursing jobs within 6 months. You don't have to become a registered nurse to make good money, as a licensed vocational nurse with several years of work experience can earn well over $40,000 a year.
Bon Secours Health System
Maintains established standards of nursing care. Graduate of an accredited school of nursing and eligible for license as a Registered Nurse in the Commonwealth..
5 hours ago LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE (LPN)
Assist nursing management with budgetary development and control. Must be knowledgeable of nursing and medical practices and procedures, as well as laws..
57 minutes ago Full time Bilingual School Nurse RN
ProCare Therapy
School nursing experience is not required, but RN School Nurses must have experience with pediatrics, and with a ventilator..
5 hours ago Part-time Gen Ed Faculty
Hondros College
The Practical Nursing and Associate Degree in Nursing programs are approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing. Hondros College is a respected institution, educating..
5 hours ago Staff Nurse II - Inpatient Nursing
Kaiser Permanente
Participates in nursing research activities as requested. Participates regularly in staff development activities for unit and Department of Nursing personnel..
5 hours ago National Account Representative
Assurex Health
National Account Representative Assurex Health is a commercial-stage, informatics-based precision medicine company providing treatment decision support to
1 hour ago


text: For support contact us by phone at at 949.610.0008 or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com OR Try searching the Q&A or FAQ database below. (Please note that this feature was just added 3/24/2014 and we are in the process of adding content.) viagra 100 mg viagra online viagra health cheap viagra buy viagra song viagra song viagra viagra viagra viagra online viagra best casino viagra 100 mg viagra online cheap viagra onlin? generic viagra online buy viagra online best casino


text:
If you're struggling to get something inside your head you need to start thinking creatively.
Exam preparation is about using everything you have at your disposal to make the learning and memory process as smooth as possible.
- Record yourself saying key terms and definitions and listen back to them.
- Watch videos about the subject on You Tube.
- Change up your study location.
Varying the way in which you digest information helps in the chunking up process. Chunking, or breaking things down in manageable memorable pieces, is one of the most effective ways to remember large amounts of information.
Try it out.


text:
On Tuesday, 4th April, Reach Society once again showcased talent in the Black community in its 7th Careers Conference. The climax of the day was the announcement of the second full scholarship for a British young man of Caribbean background seeking entry to Brunel University London in September 2018; and the new summer internship at Grace Foods for a British young woman, of the same background, who is studying at Brunel University.
Young people, aged 14 to16, in Wolverhampton and nearby areas, and their parents and carers, had the opportunity to gain invaluable information, advice and guidance from roughly two dozen professionals, from the local Black community, and a similar number of local employers at the Employability Day held on 22 February, in the iconic Molineux stadium.
The comprehensive recognition framework (or recognition awards) is designed to fulfil two objectives:
Firstly, Reach Society wishes to encourage and recognise self development in young people, with particular emphasis on Black boys and young Black men.
Secondly, Reach Society wishes to recognise those who have a history of service to its development or have made extra-ordinary contributions to it.
There are two sets of recognition awards - one for self development, which will be awarded to children and young adults; and the other for extra-ordinary contributions and long service to Reach Society.
Nominations would be most welcome from parents, mentors, teachers, youth workers or anyone who is in regular contact with young people.
To learn more obtain these recognition awards; and how to nominate a young person please contact Dr Dwain Neil, director, foundation programme - 07949-431-992 or via email: email@example.com


text:
Solstice, when the sun just keeps on shining!
Remember December when you left for work in the morning and it was dark out and then you left work to come home and it was dark again and you felt like a mole person? Well, that seemed like a distant memory this weekend as we celebrated the longest day of the year and it was glorious.
With so many festivals happening in the city this weekend, it was tough to pick just one. So, I didn't. But I saved the later part of Saturday for the Junction Solstice Festival. It had the two main ingredients necessary for a successful festival: Food and Music. What it did differently was that it kept the street open to traffic. One lane of traffic was blocked on either side of Dundas West for patios, but the cars continued to zoom by.
This decision had its pros and its cons. The good thing was that traffic wasn't totally paralyzed in a city that is already plagued by gridlock. It's hard to keep track of road closures in the summer time with all of the road repair and neighbourhood fiestas.
But there were a few things that weren't so great about it too. Like, who wants to be in the middle of enjoying a juicy burger on a patio only to have a car that is in desperate need of a mechanic put-putting next to you? Nobody. It also made it difficult to enjoy things on both sides of the street. You had to wait for an intersection before you could find a break in the guard rails and by that time, you'd probably already been distracted by something else.
The music was super fun. The Tupperware Remix Party managed to gather a huge crowd as they closed on the festival and it's pretty easy to see why.
Their bass player is a lion. I'm just sayin'.


text:
Extreme Weather
With the snow forecast we would like to remind you to keep looking at the school website for updates on school closures.
If we have to close the school/nursery for any reason we will contact all parents via a text message on ParentMail.
Please see the attached link to our Extreme Weather Policy.


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Nonstick Covered Saucepan (2 Qt) from KitchenAid Aluminum Cookware: Makes Sauces, Cooks Rice & Chili (Dishwasher Safe)
Color coordinate your cookware to your kitchen appliances with this covered 2-quart saucepan from KitchenAid. The KC2A20PL (available in multiple color options) is a true workhorse around the kitchen, able to cook down sauces & reductions, melt butter & chocolate for baking, cook rice, make chili, and more. A PFOA-free nonstick cooking surface makes cleanup a snap whether by hand or in the dishwasher.
This aluminum saucepan works with all cooktop styles (see below) and is safe for temperatures up to 375° F in the oven. Includes a tempered-glass lid with riveted handle. KitchenAid's limited lifetime warranty guarantees a lifetime of use.
The KitchenAid KC2A20PL Aluminum Saucepan at a Glance:
- Nonstick 2-quart saucepan from KitchenAid Cookware
- Melts butter & chocolate for baking, makes sauces & reductions
- Cooks rice, soups, and chilis over the stove
- KitchenAid factory finishes match your countertop appliances
- Flat steel bottom—safe for all cooktops: gas, electric, induction, etc
- Aluminum construction for supreme heat conductivity
- Triple-layered nonstick interior (PFOA free) releases food and is easy to clean
- Riveted stainless-steel handles with silicone grips
- Oven safe up to 375° F
- All parts dishwasher-safe (lid and pan)
- Colorfast finish
- Limited lifetime manufacturer warranty
Return to the KitchenAid nonstick cookware & appliances index
Additional Information
|Description Author
|Kevin O
|KitchenAid Nonstick Aluminum Saucepan (2Qt) | Multiple Colors
|Sauce Pans
|With Lid
|2 Quart
|Manufacturer's Warranty
|Lifetime Limited Manufacturer Warranty
|Country of Manufacture
Customer Questions
Customer Reviews


text:
Quiroz v. CIGNA Healthcare of Arizona Incorporated et al
Plaintiff: Paula Quiroz
Defendant: CIGNA Healthcare of Arizona Incorporated, Life Insurance Company of North America, CIGNA Companies Short Term Disability Plan and CIGNA Companies Basic and Supplemental Long Term Disability Plan
Case Number: 2:2010cv02746
Filed: December 20, 2010
Court: Arizona District Court
Office: Phoenix Division Office
County: Maricopa
Presiding Judge: G Murray Snow
Nature of Suit: Insurance
Cause of Action: 29:1132
Jury Demanded By: None
Access additional case information on PACER
Use the links below to access additional information about this case on the US Court's PACER system. A subscription to PACER is required.
Access this case on the Arizona District Court's Electronic Court Filings (ECF) System
- Search for Party Aliases
- Associated Cases
- Attorneys
- Case File Location
- Case Summary
- Docket Report
- History/Documents
- Parties
- Related Transactions
- Check Status
Disclaimer: Justia Dockets & Filings provides public litigation records from the federal appellate and district courts. These filings and docket sheets should not be considered findings of fact or liability, nor do they necessarily reflect the view of Justia.


text:
Scorpio Love Scopes
Oct 23-Nov 21
Scorpio you have a strong personality that radiates naturally, for some it is a challenge, however, it can also cause you to shy away from a potential love interest. There's nothing wrong for being confident and ambitious, especially when you know you can work it, but you have other qualities that'll be more inviting for a happy relationship. Don't mask your kindness with over powering esteem, your potential "happy ever after" is waiting around the corner observing if you are more than just a challenge. It is the perfect time to show off your charismatic personality, your passionate love energy. You have the ability to charm with your words, and captivate the desire of your heart. Your witty personality and distinctive smile can magically bring that person right to you. That inherent charisma can take you a long ways with the significant other. Don't be afraid to be unique with that special someone, you will be surprise that your very uniqueness will draw that person right into your arms.
Have a question of concern about your relationship? Get your own personalized Tarot Love Reading


text:
The SPRING Fashionista Giveaway Event is hosted by The Chief Blonde at Still Blonde After All These Years and Katy from Modly Chic. All Fashion! Only FASHION event! Largest Fashion Giveaway event on the internet with $26,000+ in prizes, 100+ participating blogs and 3/4 million entries. Each individual blog has a minimum prize value of $125!
Additional prizes offered in separate giveaways at each individual participating blog. As a participating blogger, I have a prize package which includes a beautiful bracelet (information below) and a collection of crochet scarves that I made. (Hint: I love, love, love to crochet!)
Jewels for Hope is providing their beautiful Dark Blue & Black "Glam" Bracelet. It was recently featured in Ladies Home Journal! They were kind enough to send me one to keep and one to GIVE AWAY!
Isn't It Beautiful?
Jewels for Hope asked me to measure my wrist for a custom fit. The bracelet fits perfectly! It is not loose enough to "roll" around my wrist; it stays in place. On the other hand, it is not too tight either. I love it! It was an easy choice for me to pick dark blue, since that is my absolute favorite color!
Jewels For Hope donates 10% of the profits of every sale to charitable organizations. Their jewelry is color-coded to correspond with specific charities; however, if you make a purchase and would like the donation to go to a different charity in their list, you can write the name of your preferred charity in the "Add Comments" section of your order when you check out.
Jewels for Hope has a wide variety of jewelry, ranging from duplicated pieces (such as the Glam Bracelet) to one-of-a-kind necklaces, such as the one pictured below. Below is the Pink Breast Cancer Awareness Necklace and guess who's wearing it? Yes, that's right – Jennifer Love Hewitt.
For an opportunity to win the Blue & Black Glam Bracelet, please visit the giveaway post.
DISCLAIMER: Still Blonde after all these YEARS, Modly Chic, Spring Fashionista Events Giveaway and the Spring Fashionista Events Giveaway bloggers are not responsible for sponsors/bloggers that do not fulfill their prizes or for any product failure or harm caused thereby. In most cases, shipping of prizes is the responsibility of the the sponsors who will be sending prizes to you directly. Your prize should arrive within 30 days, let us know if it doesn't and we will TRY TO HELP OUT! The writer of this giveaway received a sample for this review. Compensation was not provided. Opinions expressed are the blog's own. This Giveaway is not affiliated with, associated with or promoted by Facebook. Happy Entering!
Would you like a PDF of this post? Click Here!


text:
26 Unique Holiday Decor Ideas for Christmas Lights
'Tis the season to deck your halls with all manner of twinkling string lights. You can't go wrong with a few strands wrapped around your tree and windows, but if you're looking to switch things up this year, these unique lighting ideas will help you get "lit" in the most festive way possible. String lights are as versatile as they are festive, and there are endless ways to use them in every room of your house. Whether you're looking to brighten up your space with a cheery marquee light, jazz up your mantel with terrariums full of fairy lights or spruce up your bar cart with a handful of glittering garlands, these 26 dreamy string light ideas will help you set the scene in no time.
1. Threshold Neon Christmas Tree Light ($30): Neon has been trending hard all year, so it only makes sense to bring a little shine to your mantel in Christmas tree form. Mix a few of these neon trees into your decor for a bright, contemporary addition that'll totally rock.
2. DIY Festive Party Lights: String lights are awesome, but string lights with gold tassels and colorful honeycomb balls are even awesome-er. The best part is that you can play around with different color palettes to create the perfect backdrop for a photo booth or a holiday bar cart. (via Oh Joy!)
3. DIY Painted Christmas Lights: Grab a can of gold or copper spray paint and give those lights a glam makeover. Seal the deal by mixing in a variety of garlands to make your mantel extra special. (via A Beautiful Mess)
4. DIY Bar Light Sign: Show your guests where the party's really at with this sparkly sign. This DIY is super impressive and super affordable: All you need are a few inexpensive materials, like wood and a strand of string lights. (via Brit + Co)
5. DIY Botanical String Lights: Because it's all about those leaves, 'bout those leaves. Skip the traditional pine leaves and keep summer vibes alive and well with a strand of these pretty pink palm leaves draped over your bar cart instead. (via Oh Joy!)
6. Table Centerpiece: Candles are great, but a centerpiece made out of bright string lights will be the talk of the table. Plus, you don't have to worry about burning your arms every time you pass the mashed potatoes. (via Rene Linjer)
7. DIY Copper Lighted Wreaths: Twinkle, twinkle, little wreaths. How cute are these copper accents? Pick up a few copper pieces at the hardware store and wrap them up with string lights for a chic and minimal piece of wall decor. You'll have to get creative about where you hide the battery packs, but you can't go wrong with a mini bucket or a forest of bottle brush trees. (via A Bubbly Life)
8. Urban Outfitters Copper Star String Lights ($28): The living room isn't the only space that deserves a little sparkle. Light up your bedroom with some starry-inspired flair this holiday season. Drape a few strands across the headboard and you're guaranteed some sweet dreams.
9. DIY Christmas Tree: Just because you're going with a non-traditional wall tree doesn't mean you have to give up the warm glow of Christmas lights, as you can see from this twinkling tree. You can even add some baubles: Just hang them on the string lights with little twisty ties. (via Martha Stewart)
10. Terrain Plein Air Display Hurricane ($108): Give those terrariums a holiday makeover with battery-powered LED lights and mini trees. They're so pretty that you'll want to keep them up all year round.
11. DIY Snow Lights: If you're dreaming of a white Christmas this year, it's time to pull out the scissors and get to work. Get the kiddos to help you cut out paper snowflakes for this easy DIY string light makeover. (via Brit + Co)
12. DIY Christmas Light Marquee Sign: The best way to make your holiday cheer known is to spell it out in bright lights and big glitter. The color scheme is up to you, but you can't go wrong with gold and white. (via A Beautiful Mess)
13. Urban Outfitters Faceted Bulb String Lights ($38): String some lights over your bed for a special effect. It'll look lovely and the warm glow can double as a soft reading light too.
14. DIY Light String Christmas Wreath: Set the scene with a bold wreath and a whole lotta string lights. The trick here is to use two or three different sizes of bulbs to give the wreath visual interest. (via A Bubbly Life)
15. DIY String Lights Garland: Craft a lovely leaf light garland that you'll find yourself reusing over and over again. It makes a lovely mantle decoration, but you could also use it for parties and events. It's not holiday specific, so there's no judgment when you leave this decor up way past New Years. (via Homey Oh My)
16. DIY Fairy Light Jars: Who can't use a little extra light and sparkle in their lives? DIY these fairy light jars to brighten up any room in your home. Finish the vignette with glittery pine cones, pine branches or mini gingerbread houses. (via Hometalk)
17. DIY String Light Christmas Tree: Here's another great way to use natural elements in your wall tree design. This simple tree, using nothing more than a string of lights and a piece of plywood, will give your room all the glow factor with none of the tree mess. (via A Pair & A Spare)
18. DIY Holiday Vignettes: Wrap LED twinkle lights in a glass lantern or cloche to create a unique centerpiece for your table or mantel. Accessorize away with mini bottle brush trees, tiny village houses or that mini airstream advent calendar you just made. (via A Beautiful Mess)
19. DIY Christmas Shadow Box: Sometimes all you need is a box, a strand of LED lights, paper and a bit of faux snow to take your holiday decor to the next level. Whip up these miniature snowy scenes and set 'em up all over to turn your home into a winter wonderland. (via PopSugar)
20. Branch Chandelier: BRB, gotta go find some birch branches. Dress up the chandelier in your dining room with extra string lights, or DIY your own with branches, leaves or pine boughs. (via Poppytalk)
21. Urban Outfitters White Cord Globe String Lights ($28): These super elegant string lights have a white cord so they practically disappear into the walls, no matter where you hang them. So simple, so sweet.
22. DIY Custom Vintage Christmas Lights: Did you know you can paint lightbulbs to perfectly match your holiday decor? Once you've painted the bulbs your favorite shades of pastel or neon, hot glue them to a sparkly gold tinsel garland for a super pretty piece of decor. (via Sister's Suitcase Blog)
23. DIY Constellation Wall Art: Star light, star bright, this is the star you need on your wall tonight. Take the string lights to your gallery wall by turning them into your personal zodiac constellation. The best part? You don't have to take it down when the holidays are over. (via Brit + Co)
24. DIY Light Box Marquee: A glittery light box with a festive greeting can virtually replace a lamp. And it's SO much more fun. If you love the idea of a marquee sign, but you don't have the time or materials, this is a quick and easy alternative that looks just as awesome sitting on your mantel. (via A Beautiful Mess)
25. DIY 2D Tree: Christmas trees don't have to be messy. One string of lights is all it takes to make this 2-D tree that takes up zero space. And when it comes time to take it down? It doesn't get much easier than this. (via Brides)
26. Wondershop Wood Marquee Tree ($20): It doesn't take much convincing to fall in love with these rustic mini marquee trees. Coordinate with red plaid stockings and a starry light garland and see how easy it is to put together the mantel of your dreams.
Ready to get lit? If you're looking for more holiday decor ideas, follow us on Pinterest for even more tips, DIYs and inspiration.
Brit + Co may at times use affiliate links to promote products sold by others, but always offers genuine editorial recommendations.


text:
This is the personal gallery area for clients and for their family and friends.
To access the relevant gallery area, please click on a name below. Another window will open. If requested, enter your provided password, but please note the text box is case sensitive.
Special Offer: When purchasing prints, claim 10% discount when you spend £30 or more on each order. Use code special10 on checkout.
Evie with Liz & Tim – Bristol (15th Feb 2015)
Finn with Mandy, Matt & Noah – Bristol (August 2014)
Hugo with Lucy, Mike & Theo – Bristol (August 2014)
Josh with Bex & JDub – Bristol (Nov 2013)
Baby – Have your baby gallery here!


text:
- Cinema
- Music
- Comedy
- Theatre & Dance
- Family
- Accessible Performances
- Community
- Try it at ARC
- Young People
- Adult Classes
- Silver - Over 50s
- Exhibitions
- Artist Development Events
- Talks and Discussions
- No 60
- Stockton Stages
- Special Events
You are here
Ken Hornung
Silver Tai Chi Beginners
Tai Chi is the Chinese art of systematic body movement designed to achieve physical, mental and spiritual harmony. Join Ken, our Tai Chi teacher with 10 years of experience leading traditional Tai Chi classes, for a warm welcome and high quality tuition.
This course will give you a step by step guide to achieving calm, fitness and balance and can also be practised for its health benefits including:
- Improves posture, flexibility and balance.
- Reduces stress and promotes mental wellbeing.
- Lowers blood pressure.
- Strengthens and tones muscles.
- Increase energy levels.
- Can help to control Type 2 diabetes.
Each class begins with meditation and moves on to a series of gentle exercises moving on to practice the form (routine) and end with breathing exercises. This class caters for all abilities, including people with mobility problems. There are qualified assistant instructors who help with training.
"Friendly atmosphere, pleasant company, enjoyable tuition." Silver Tai Chi participant
|ARC's Silver Programme is supported by a Cultural Volunteers scheme which helps participants to attend and participate in over 50s activity. For more information and to meet our current volunteers, please click here.
Looking for a lovely cuppa after your weekly session?
No 60 offers the perfect place to relax after you've done the hard work in your Tai Chi session. Catch up with friends over a cuppa after the class while you take a break, and give your legs a rest in No 60, our cafe bar. We have a great range of teas, coffees and snacks which are ideal to enjoy over a good catch up.
You can reserve a table by contacting the No 60 team via firstname.lastname@example.com now.
"Friendly atmosphere, pleasant company, enjoyable tuition." Silver Tai Chi partipant


text: Thank you for your interest in Horse Photography by Tamara Didenko. If you'd like to get emails from me including those with news, announcements and specials, please fill in this sign up form! I'm only sending 1-2 emails a month and only include useful information and beautiful imagery =) Thank you!


text:
With a commitment to extend its schedule of drinks evenings across the region, the Yorkshire Mafia (YM) will return to Unity Works in Wakefield for its Wakey Wakey event which will take place on Thursday 28th September from 6–11pm.
The event will give businesses in the area an opportunity to make new professional contacts whilst also re-connecting with valuable, longstanding associates in a friendly, informal and sales-free environment.
Kate Hutchinson, General Manager at the YM, comments: "We know from previous events that there are so many dedicated and ambitious business people in Wakefield that want the opportunity to unwind with other professionals, which is why our drinks evenings are really picking up momentum in the district."
Capitalising upon its affinity with the values of the YM, Open Communications, the straight-talking PR agency, will sponsor the event in celebration of a successful nine-years in business, which has seen the agency work with some of the biggest brands in the UK.
Lindsey Davies, Director of Open Communications, comments: "As strong supporters of Yorkshire business, we've always attended the YM events and not only are they great for business, but we've also found them to be really enjoyable and relaxed. Celebrating our ninth year in business, what better way to mark the occasion than to sponsor the drinks evening and encourage people to come along to meet, chat and let their hair down."
With the Yorkshire Mafia's network of 22,000 members, the events offer a fantastic opportunity to gain exposure in front of a wide range of businesses. For details of sponsorship packages, please contact Kate Hutchinson, email@example.com.
For further details of this, and other Yorkshire Mafia events, please visit the Yorkshire Mafia events page: http://theyorkshiremafia.com/events
For information on Open Communications and the services that they provide, please visit the website: http://www.opencomms.co.uk/


text: Hey guys, I just received a G6 and an EZFlash 3-in-1 yesterday. I've managed to get almost everything working, except the GBA games and the NDS browser. Now, this is somewhat strange, as yesterday I managed to run the GBA Loader and put a game onto the the 3-in-1 and run it... (albeit without the proper save, but that's an altogether different problem). I woke up this morning, though, and the GBA Loader wouldn't run. The G6 wasn't registering it as "DLDI compatible", and it just sat at "Loading..." forever. Rudolph's tool does the same thing, and any ROM I convert with NDStation 1.1 does the same. My 3-in-1 still has the same ROM from last night on it, and I've no way of getting rid of or replacing it, and I've absolutely no clue why. I can't patch any of these with the proper DLDI because the G6 is supposed to do that itself. Could anyone help? It would be much appreciated.


text:
The Gender Dimension of Veteran Transition 2018:
Workshop and Mentorship Program-Professional Development Day
The CIDP in partnership with the Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research are pleased to present our second annual Gender Dimension of Veteran Transition Workshop and Mentorship Program on May 11-12, 2018
May 11, 2018 will consist of academic-focused panel presentations, with select papers being developed into a Special Edition with the Journal for Military, Veteran and Family Health. May 12, 2018 will consist of the Mentorship Program and Professional Development breakout sessions for women veterans or women in the process of transitioning to civilian life. The Mentorship Program and Professional Development Day will feature multiple employers and seminars.
If you or any women you know may be interested in participating in the mentorship program this year, we ask that you share our mentorship questionnaire (or copy and paste this link into your browser:
For more information, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com. To register for the Mentorship Program and Professional Development Day please email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Gender Dimension of Veteran Reintegration 2017
For more information
21 April 2017


text:
From Chapter 2
We sat around the living room enjoying our food when Pete announced that he and Elaine had some news to tell us.
"After much whining and begging this wonderful woman has finally agreed to marry me!"
We all drank a toast to the happy couple and then Jeff asked, "So Elaine, how much groveling did this guy have to do?"
"A lot, in fact so much that we're going to be having a baby in seven months!"
At this news, Pete nearly spits out his beer. "What?"
"Simple Pete! We're pregnant!"


text:
Rebuilding Together Provides Home Repairs for Residents with Limited Income
Rebuilding Together Montgomery County (RTMC) is a Gaithersburg nonprofit that works in partnership with community volunteers to help low-income homeowners remain safely and independently in their homes. RTMC provides free home repairs to county residents with limited incomes through four programs including RTMC's National Rebuilding Day Program, Volunteer Handyman Program, Energy Efficiency Program, and Critical Needs Program.
Applicants for RTMC services must be Montgomery County homeowners and meet income requirements. The maximum income for one individual is $35,190. This figure increases by about $4,000-5,000 for each additional person residing in the home.
Homeowners apply for services by completing an application and providing income verification. Following a visit to the home, RTMC determines if the homeowner is eligible for services. Projects requiring a great deal of work usually receive help during a spring or fall work weekend. Some repairs may be addressed year round. Although RTMC accepts applications at any time, an application must be received by February 10 to receive consideration for the National Rebuilding Day Program.
Learn more by visiting Rebuilding Together online or calling 301.947.9400.
Rebuilding Together Montgomery County flyer:


text:
Last week we saw an Easter egg for sophisticated children and playful adults, but this week we're taking a look at Hotel Chocolat's most classic Easter egg: Just Milk. As before, the hatbox presentation is superb, and this time it fits its adult target audience. When you untie the ribbon and lift the lid, inside you'll find two extra thick eggshells, one made from 40% milk and the other 50% supermilk. There is also a selection of 'egglet' truffles to enjoy.
The thick shells produce that all-important crack as you break it apart. Is there any need to once again go into a description of HC's sublime classic 40% milk recipe? The 50% supermilk is not quite as creamy, but very rich and has an earthier flavour more akin to dark chocolate.
Out of the egglets, two are fruit based. The Raspberry Supermilk has a zingy ganache that blends raspberry with cream and white chocolate; this is surrounded by a 65% supermilk shell, which has dark fruity tones to contrast with the sharp filling. Just when I thought it could not be topped, along comes another zingy delight in the form of the Blood Orange. Surrounded by a milk shell, the white ganache is super juicy and tastes like orange juice.
Hotel Chocolat also gives us two nut based egglets. First is a traditional hazelnut praline, which has strong nutty flavours, but is also a bit too sweet. This is followed by the Peanut Butter egglet, which was disappointing because the peanut flavour was far too subtle. I also found the thick ganache quite sickly.
The simplest in the collection is made to sound fancy with a French title: Mouse au Chocolat has a dark ganache filling, which is surrounded by a very fruity deep flavoured shell. On the lighter side we have a Vanilla Ganache, decorated to look like a boiled egg with the top chopped off. It has a 40% milk shell and creamy smooth filling.
Out of the two eggs tested this Easter, which you prefer is probably going to depend on whether you're into light, sweet, and creamy (Your Crack Me Up) or deep and fruity (Just Milk), but whichever you go for, you're going to enjoy it.
Presentation: 10
Aroma: 8
Taste: 8
Sustenance: 9
Texture: 10
Overall: 9


text:
This website is best viewed in a browser that supports web standards.
Skip to content or, if you would rather, Skip to navigation.
If you do not see your department represented and would like to be an ambassador, please contact Bob Machovsky at email@example.com or ext. 1112.
|Professional Schools
|School of Agricultural Sciences
|Jessi Gard
|Melvin D. & Valorie G. Booth School of Business
|Cindy Kenkel
|School of Communication and Mass Media
|Joy Daggs
|School of Computer Science and Information Systems
|Carol Spradling
|School of Education
|Jill Baker
|School of Health Sciences and Wellness
|Susan Myllykangas
|School of Health Sciences and Wellness
|Cris Jacobson
|Academic Department
|Department of Fine and Performing Arts
|William Richarson
|Department of Humanities and Social Sciences
|Joel Benson
|Department of Language, Literature and Writing
|Brenda Untiedt
|Department of Mathematics and Statistics
|Shannon Heitman
|Department of Natural Sciences
|Brooke Richards
|Non-Academic Departments
|Scott Nielson
|Custodial Services
|Mandy Felton
|Enrollment Management
|Joseph Frueh
|Enrollment Management
|Phillip Hull
|Facility Services
|Mandy Felton
|Horace Mann/Leet Center
|Laura King
|Landscape Services
|Mandy Felton
|Library Services & Student Support
|Hannah Christian
|Mandy Felton
|Marketing and Communications
|Ashlee Hendrix
|Northwest - Kansas City
|Amy Washam
|President's Office/Provost
|Diane Hargrave
|Strategy & Operations
|Student Affairs
|Deirdre Dino
|University Advancement
|Carma Kinman
|University Finance
|Ashley Greely
|Wellness Services
|Judy Frueh
|Wellness Services


text: Which software works to dump the game? I own the original, and I have an LG burner. The Rawdump 2.1 version says it hasn't been tested. Does anyone know if it works? I couldn't find it on the forums and wiinewz is poofed soon to be starting from scratch. Thanks.


text:
It's often stated in Mel Brooks' 1981 film "History of the World: Part 1" that "it's good to be the king." While that may be true, based on this video posted by Gilster85, it looks like it's a whole lot better to be Will Ferrell.
University of Southern California alum Ferrell visited his alma mater, along with fellow alumnus and friend, Craig Pollard, on Monday to give a talk with students about "careers, friendship, and life philosophies." Ferrell is a supporter and celebrity spokesman for Pollard's charity, Cancer for College.
However, that didn't mean he couldn't take some time out to have a bit fun, too. Donning a set of full Trojan Armor, Ferrell led the USC marching band, The Spirit of Troy, in a rather unconventional rally captured on camera. Why? Most likely because he can. Either way, it seriously looks like it's great to be Will Ferrell!
UPDATE: David Belasco tweeted to let us know that there is an official video of the performance to benefit Cancer for College, which we are now including below.


text:
Friday, October 26, 2012
Influenster VoxBox: Palmolive Fresh Infusions
Hey Loves!
So I know this post isn't about makeup or beauty products but I wanted to share with you all what I got from Influenster. Sadly, I didn't get chosen to get a Beauty Box :( but I got chosen to try out Palmolive's Fresh Infusion Dish Soap. I guess it's because of all the dishes I have to do with two kids and a husband, LOL. :)
I was still very excited to get these! I got three full size dish soaps for free to test out! Who doesn't love free stuff? The three scents are very unique. I got Ginger White Tea, Lemon Thyme, and Lime Basil. They definitely smell fresh and I'm excited to give them a try!
If you haven't checked out Influenster yet then you definitely should. They have different tasks for people to complete and you can qualify for free VoxBoxes. It's pretty awesome if you ask me! They have also totally revamped their website and gave it a makeover!
Have you checked out Influenster already? Have you received any free VoxBoxes from them yet?
Labels: Influenster, VoxBox
1 comment:
- Rosie Means said...
interesting post! would you like to follow each other in gfc? let me know! http://xxxloveisbeautyxxx.blogspot.ie/
- October 27, 2012 at 8:17 AM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
In 1970 a Federal study estimated the total retail value of pornography was around $10 million. Shockingly, by 2001, a study put the total (including video, pay-per-view, Internet and magazines) between $2.6 billion and $3.9 billion. That profit number should be a red flag for anyone trying to understand the morality behind pornography, as any corporate influenced industry usually leaves ethics and human wellness at the door when promoting their profit margins. [2][3][4]
Brett and Kate Mckay from theartofmaniless.com, wrote in an article titled The Problem With Porn, "Pornography is such a polarizing issue, that it's easy for people to take extreme sides when approaching it. Oftentimes, religious people, while very sincere in their beliefs, brand porn as vile filth that turns good men into sexual perverts and unclean lepers… The other extreme sees porn as just a healthy expression of sexuality. Pornography is heartily encouraged in order to help people discover what pleases them sexually, no matter how graphic or violent the material is. The people in this camp will argue that as long as consenting adults are involved and no one gets hurt, then anything goes. However, this approach fails to recognize the detrimental effects porn can have on an individual, on women, and on society."[5]
Pornography watching without a doubt can be a compulsive practice. It's more like food to a compulsive over-eater. Once you make those pleasure connections in your brain they can be very hard to break. And it's not an exaggeration to say that porn can ruin your life. The false standards and ideals established through porn affect men and women more so than you might think. Some might disagree to this notion, but pornography objectifies both women and men. For the longest time, the subject of objectification was based solely on women, and this held true for many years. However, one cannot deny that in our current culture men are objectified just as much in the media. In pornography especially (heterosexual and homosexual), men and women are looked at as sexually gratifying 'things', leaving out the need to connect spiritually, emotionally, or intellectually.
One of the largest issues with pornography is the false standards and expectations that exist as its entourage. The men usually have shredded bodies and large penises, the women are usually tiny with massive breast implants. When children see these types of images at a young age, insecurities arise due to erroneous definitions of what 'men' and 'women' are stated to be.
Where's The Love Yall?
There is no love associated with sex in porn, but instead sex is portrayed as an aggressive, animalistic type of practice that wants only to see the gratified ending. There is a massive mis-education done through pornography which creates unrealistic ideas of what 'good' sex is. In some cases this can create a big problem in the bedroom, with some people even having to revert to sexual fantasies while having sex in order to reach orgasm. Furthermore, watching porn on a regular basis can diminish the need for sexual pleasure within a relationship.
After repeated exposure to the stimuli, your pleasure plateaus. At this point, people often reach for more-more food, more sex, more porn, etc. in order to recover the initial pleasure they once took in the experience. But this only begins a vicious cycle in which you must seek ever greater and more intense stimulation to return to your initial pleasure level. Eventually you overwhelm and numb your pleasure receptors.Author Naomi Wolfe touched upon this in her New York Magazine article "The Porn Myth",
"Pornography works in the most basic of ways on the brain: It is Pavlovian. An orgasm is one of the biggest reinforcers imaginable. If you associate orgasm with your wife, a kiss, a scent, a body, that is what, over time, will turn you on; if you open your focus to an endless stream of ever-more-transgressive images of cybersex slaves, that is what it will take to turn you on. The ubiquity of sexual images does not free eros, but dilutes it. Other cultures know this. I am not advocating a return to the days of hiding female sexuality, but I am noting that the power and charge of sex are maintained when there is some sacredness to it, when it is not on tap all the time."
With all that being said, it must be made clear that I am not denouncing masturbation. Exploring self-pleasure is an essential aspect of being human. After all, those pleasure centers are innate for a reason.
What I'm saying is that there has been a massive misrepresentation of sexual intimacy through the media and porn industry for many years, and these falsifications have destroyed the sacredness of the act. Sex has lost the self-giving, mutually reciprocating intimacy that it was designed for. As we move forward as a society, the media-based values and principles surrounding sexuality need to be readdressed and perhaps fully erased to make room for a new foundation for sex, one without definition and limitation, and one that realigns our bodies with the true nature of intimacy and pleasure.


text:
UK Government Banned Foreign Workers Entrance In UK
Foreign workers from outside the European Union will be banned from coming to the UK to work as secondary school biology teachers, vets and orchestral musicians. The Government's own statistics show that, in the 12 months after Mr Brown's speech, the number of foreign workers rose by 175,000 as the number of British in work fell by 46,000. The government has already banned the legal movement of unskilled economic migrants from outside Europe to Britain. Government officials ay that Our recommendations are made on a purely economic basis.
Say Goodbye to Homemade Sandwiches By Mom After Principal Banned the Home Packed Lunches
Chicago public school has banned their students from bringing in a lunch packed from home. Principal of Little Village Academy decided to ban home-packed lunches after watching students bring lunches consisting of soda bottles and flaming hot chips on field trips. The principle of the school said she created the policy after watching students bring "bottles of soda and flaming hot chips" on field trips for their lunch.
Unfortunately, there have been complaints from Little Valley parents and students. Some kids and parents at the school beg to differ about the food quality, saying it doesn't taste good. According to School, it is an initiative to encourage healthier eating.
Permanently Ban on Gay Blood Donation and Blood Crisis In The World
FDA banned, any man who has had sex with another man since 1977, from donating blood after AIDS crisis during 80s. According to FDA, they are more likely to have/contract HIV. Gay men can't donate blood no matter how much they'd like to. In the U.S., the law went into affect in 1983, the ban is still in full effect. Canadian Blood Services imposes a lifetime ban on men donating blood if they have ever had sex with another man. .S. federal law has forbidden homosexuals from donating blood since the 1983 outbreak of HIV.
Provincial Court Upheld The Laws Banning the Practice of Polygamy In Canada
A Canadian provincial Court has upheld government's decision for its law banning the polygamy. Chief Justice Robert Bauman issued his decision saying that plural marriage was harmful to society, especially women and children in polygamous communities. He said the law is valid as long as it's not used to prosecute children. The attorney general of province was non-committal but also suggested an appeal could complicate matters. During 42 days of hearings in the case, the court heard testimony from former polygamist women academic experts and current plural wives. The polygamy law was introduced by Parliament in 1890.
Open Handgun Carrying Banned in California By Law
Governor Jerry Brown announced here in California to put ban on openly carrying handguns in public. AB144 makes it illegal to carry an unloaded handgun in any public place or street or in vehicles. Hunting and shooting events will be exempted from this. Law enforcement personnel are exempt as are hunters and others carrying unloaded weapons under specified licensed circumstances.The law will be enacted on January 1st, and offenders will face up to a year in jail and a fine of up to $1,000.


text:
Words containing dorrapt
Found 1 words containing dorrapt. Browse our Scrabble Word Finder, Words With Friends cheat dictionary, and WordHub word solver to find words that contain dorrapt. Or use our Unscramble word solver to find your best possible play!
- Scrabble
- Words With Friends
- WordHub
- Crossword


text:
Then and Now: Cataloging Aero Service Negatives using Google Maps
What I love about cataloging images is that it provides a chance to breathe life into seemingly static artifacts. Quality cataloging information is essential to facilitating access to images like those found in the Aero Service Corporation Negative Collection. This includes most generally information such as titles, creators, dates and physical characteristics of an image. But my role as cataloger is also to provide added value by identifying and adding information that enhances a photograph's potential relevance within the wider context of LCP's collections.
In order to include this kind of information in the catalog, it is necessary, of course, for me as the cataloger to understand exactly what I am looking at so that my descriptions orient the viewer spatially as well as historically. I might rely on any number of secondary sources to find information about the location depicted. But the most essential tool for understanding the Aero Service negatives is the ability to employ Google Maps to compare aerial views of what is pictured ca. 1920s-1930s versus what an area looks like currently. Aero Service images are often of something big and recognizable, such a bridge. But understanding these images also includes recognizing features such as the curve of a road or a bend in the river, to match those unchanging (or slower-changing) features of the land. It is this comparison of "then vs. now" that makes cataloging this collection interesting and relevant for any number of reasons.
Take a look at some of these then-and-now comparisons of Aero Service negatives showing construction of Philadelphia area bridges and try to identify what has changed in the past 90 years.
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge construction, Tacony, Philadelphia 1928.
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge construction, Tacony, Philadelphia (P.8990.8496). The "Y" formation of the roads in the image (above) was identified in the Google Maps view (below) in order to identify that the image is looking southeast towards New Jersey at the earliest stages of bridge construction.
Google Maps view of the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge captured October 11, 2016
University Avenue Bridge under construction, connecting the Grays Ferry and West Philadelphia neighborhoods, Philadelphia. 1932.
Google Maps view of the University Avenue Bridge captured October 11, 2016.
Pennsylvania Railroad, Manayunk Bridge, Spanning Schuylkill River & Green Lane, Manayunk, Philadelphia. ca. 1928 (P.8990.8844).
This view showing the Manayunk bridge construction almost at completion. The shapes created by both bridges make this area easy to identify on Google Maps. But what is perhaps more interesting are the somewhat ramshackle strip of row houses and other development in the lower right corner, all of which was likely lost during the creation of the Schuylkill Expressway, if not before.
Google Maps view of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Manayunk Bridges captured October 11, 2016.


text:
Everything Tastes Better When It's Fried, Especially Mashed Sweet Potatoes
No Comments | Written on April 18, 2017 at 10:45 am , by Elizabeth Pietraszek
Deep Fried Mashed Sweet Potato Balls that is all. We're pretty sure we already have you hooked with the name of this recipe. We're suckers for some sweet potatoes and when they're mashed and then fried, we don't have words to describe just how good they are.
Let us get to the chase; these Deep Fried Mashed Sweet Potato Balls are out-of-this-world. No matter where or when you serve them you're going to have to make a few batches of these!
Keep reading for the recipe… Read more
Better Recipes, Dinner Tonight | Tags:
appetizers, dinner, easy, Especially Mashed Sweet Potatoes, Everything Tastes Better When It's Fried, fast and fabulous, fried, fried potatoes, lunch, lunch recipe, mashed, mashed sweet potatoes, potato, potatoes, quick, recipes, snacks, sweet potatoes, tip
No Comments | POST YOUR COMMENT
Twist It Up This Thanksgiving With This Amazing Side
No Comments | Written on November 7, 2016 at 10:45 am , by Elizabeth Pietraszek
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and you're in charge of dinner this year. Sure, there's always room on the table for your grandma's green bean casserole, but "The Times Are A Changin'".
Keep reading for the recipe! Read more
Better Recipes | Tags:
apples, bob dylan, mashed, side, sides with a twist, thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Dinner Recipes, thanksgiving side, yams
No Comments | POST YOUR COMMENT


text:
Be a part of a unique online community that connects post production professionals and film academics worldwide.
You'll have access to personalize your news feed, access to Live Post Talks and much more. Contribute to the community by posting interesting post production content.
January 20, 2013, 11:27 am
For the past 18 months or so, many editors have been trying to figure out what they wanted to do in a "Post Final Cut Pro" era. Of course, they are completely discounting FCPX. I've met and spoken with several very accomplished editors who have never cut on anything but Final Cut Pro.
January 22, 2010, 8:12 am
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) recently announced the nominations for its 2010 Orange British Academy Film Awards, and there are some familiar names and titles on the list, at least for anyone who has been following the post-production nominees from the various organizations that hand out annual awards.
January 22, 2010, 8:12 am
Ever on an editing system that you can't install software on? And all they've got for image manipulation is MS Paint? Get stuff done with portable applications that run off your USB flash drive! Examples include GIMP, an open-source Photoshop clone, and Songbird, an iTunes-like music player.
January 21, 2010, 8:11 am
O'Steen and Squyres will be discussing the art of film editing on Wednesday Feb. 10, 2010 at 7PM. It will take place in New York at 200 Hudson Street. Squyres will analyze his unique editing process as well as discuss the experience of working with the visionary director, Robert Altman.
January 21, 2010, 8:10 am
Bill Pankow talks about editing at the Manhattan Edit Workshop. Bill's Work includes The Untouchables, Assault on Precinct 13 and The Black Dahlia.
January 21, 2010, 8:09 am
James Lyons teaching at the Manhattan Edit Workshop talking about editing and ther art of Post Production.
January 20, 2010, 8:08 am
On January 10, one day after receiving the Editors Guild's Fellowship and Service Award from director Lawrence Kasdan, editor Carol Littleton, A.C.E. treated her fans to a screening of Kasdan's debut film, Body Heat, the first of her eight collaborations with the director. The talk and screening, held at the Billy Wilder Theatre at the Armand Hammer Center in Westwood, was presented by moderator and author Bobbie O'Steen and organized by American Cinema Editors president Randy Roberts, A.C.E...
January 19, 2010, 12:47 pm
Here's part one of my interview with Steven Rosenblum editor of Braveheart, Defiance and Blood Diamond. In this part we discuss working with directors and working on rhythms.
January 19, 2010, 8:08 am
A couple of years ago, I had the privilege of working with industry-renown editor, Michael Buday, as he was bringing to market a very unique and innovative app for collaborative review and approval. I was first introduced to him thru a mutual friend and client at Siggraph Boston.
January 18, 2010, 8:07 am
My current project is a feature documentary with about one hundred hours of footage, all completely tapeless. We have P2 media from hard-drives, originally shot on the HVX-200A and HPX-500, along with quicktime files shot on the Canon 5D. It sucked, not because the hardware and software couldn't handle it, but because no one on the project (including me) knew how to adjust our tape-based sensibilities into a tapeless environment.
January 18, 2010, 8:06 am
Great little plugin from YouSendit for FCP users to have the option to export directly out of FCP.
Gordon Burkell sits down to discuss Selina MacArthur's Emmy nominated work on Black Mirror's USS Callister.
Gordon Burkell sits down with Beth Morgan to discuss the costume design for GLOW.
Gordon Burkell sits down with Tanya Swerling to discuss her work on the show GLOW.
Choose what Post News gets sent directly to your E-Mail, daily or weekly.
Get your post news on your favourite Apple device, when you want it where you want it.
Get your post news on your favourite Android device with the AOTG Android App.


text:
First 3D-printed apartment building [PHOTOS], Chinese construction company WinSun is using a 3D printer to produce buildings.
After printing 10 homes at a cost of just $5,000 in 24 hours in March of 2014 using a mixture of ground industrial and construction waste as the material, WinSun achieved another incredible milestone: printing a five-story apartment building.
WinSun managed to 3D print the entire apartment building, consisting of 6 stories, as well as an impressive house.
These structures were unveiled at the Suzhou Industrial Park, of east China's Jiangsu Province, and the apartment building alone features a structure which is approximately 1,100 square meters in size.
|Most Recent Published Articles


text:
The Most Critical Aspects of the Federal Pell Grant Award
The Pell Grant award is the most popular educational grant is existence today, and currently between 11 and 12 percent of undergraduate students receive this grant as part of their financial aid package. It was originally implemented to help give students with an exceptional level of financial need the opportunity to pay for college without having to go into tremendous amounts of debt.
Over the years students with such a financial need have indeed taken advantage of the Pell Grant, and it has become a staple financial aid instrument for millions of students from across the nation. While the cost of attending college continues to rise at an alarming rate each year, the Pell Grant can still put a fairly significant dent in this cost if students are able to get the full amount, which is now set at 5,645 dollars.
Students are only able to receive a Pell Grant from one institution at a time, and they can only receive one Pell Grant award each school year.
Gauging Eligibility for the Pell Grant Award
Students can get a general idea of their Pell Grant eligibility status by first evaluating whether or not they are still a dependent. This is critical because if the student is considered to be an independent then they will have a MUCH easier time becoming eligible, as they WON'T have to provide their parents' financial information when they complete their FAFSA.
This can make getting the Pell Grant award a virtual snap because it is based so heavily on financial need, which is heavily based on income. Most college students don't have a significant income or any assets, and therefore applying as an independent can even allow the student who comes from an upper-class family an opportunity to qualify. Financial need is measured by the Department of Education mostly by the expected family contribution, which must be below 4,995 in order to become eligible.
While other eligibility factors still apply beyond what it takes to demonstrate the appropriate level of financial need, having an EFC that is below 5,081 will almost guarantee that a student will be able to qualify for the Pell Grant. Students who are still considered to be dependents must still provide their parents' financial information when they submit their FAFSA, and will therefore need to come from a family that may have trouble contributing money towards the cost of their higher education.


text:
Re: CIHR institute of aging Canada
Canadian Institutes of Health Research is a well known group of institutes situated in Canada .. below I am giving you details for it ..
List of its institutes:
Aboriginal People's Health
Cancer Research
Circulatory and Respiratory Health
Gender and Health
Health Services and Policy Research
Human Development, Child and Youth Health
Infection and Immunity
Musculoskeletal Health and Arthritis
Neurosciences, Mental Health and Addiction
Nutrition, Metabolism and Diabetes
Population and Public Health
institute of aging details :
IA Institute Advisory Board::
(as of September 2013)
Gary Naglie, MD, FRCPC, FGSA (Chair)
Chief of Medicine
Sylvie Belleville, PhD (Vice-chair)
Professor of Psychology
Sultan Darvesh, PhD
Professor of Medicine
Jo‐Ann Fellows
Past President, Third Age Center
Gloria Gutman, PhD, OBC, LLD (hon.)
Professor Emerita Dept. of Gerontology
Janet E. McElhaney, MD, FRCPC, FACP
Medical Lead for Seniors Care and Consulting Geriatrician,
Alex Mihailidis, PhD, ing.,
Associate Professor, Department of Occupational Therapy
Holly Tuokko, PhD, RPsych
Director, Centre on Aging
Ross Upshur, MD,
Name of staff members :
Scientific Director
Dr. Yves Joanette, PhD, FCAHS
Assistant Director
Joanne Goldberg, M.Sc pht CCRP
Administrative Assistant
Sarah Cuthill
Project Manager
Flamine Alary, PhD
Project Manager
Ernesto Morales, Arch., PhD
Assistant Director, Partnerships
Michelle Peel, PhD
Associate, Institute Strategic Initiatives
Sharon Nadeau, BSc.
Contact details :
Institute of Aging
Centre de recherche - Institut universitaire de gériatrie de Montréal (CRIUGM)
4565 chemin Queen-Mary
Montréal (Québec) H3W 1W5
CIHR Corporate Headquarters
Room 97, 160 Elgin Street
Address locator: 4809A
Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0W9
|Sponsored Links
|Other Discussions related to this topic
|CIHR Institute of Cancer Research
|AYN Rand Institute of Canada
|Justice institute new Westminster BC Canada
|CIHR Institute Advisory Board
|CIHR Cancer Institute
|OCD Institute of Canada
|National institute of aging funding opportunities
|CIHR Institutes Aging
|Institute of USA and CANADA studies
|Film Institute in Canada
|Fields institute Canada
|Einstein Institute for Aging Research
|Devry Institute of Technology in Canada
|Agriculture Institute Canada
|Alberta Women's Institute Canada
|Cihr Institute for Aboriginal Peoples Health
|Buck Institute of Aging Novato
|Ayurvedic Institute Canada
|Canadian Institutes of Health Research (cihr)
|Aviation Institute Canada


text:
George The Moose – An Example of Bad Web Design for October 9, 2012
October 9th, 2012 3:03 am by Vincent Flanders
Submitter's comments: This page is so horrible I had to share it with SOMEONE.
Vincent Flanders' comments: I thought the page hadn't been changed since it was created in 2004; however, the header indicates it was last-modified on "Mon, 05 Dec 2011 03:53:46 GMT."
Yeah, it's for kids, but it's still poorly done. I especially love the "About the Author" and "About the Illustrator" sections which are just pictures with text used as graphics which you can't read.
You need Java to hear the music. Java? What? I haven't seen the Netscape 3.0 button in years. Wow.
Posted in Daily Sucker, Usability, Web Design, Worst Web Sites |


text:
|So much type!
Holy donations, Batman! The Center has just received a generous donation of type from Mike Westfall, CBA's Hero of the Week (copyright, me)! We are all supremely grateful for his incredible gift and are eager to sort, store, and use the type as soon as possible. Through donations like these that the Center is able to continually expand and improve our type selection.
Among the most exciting new additions are several boxes of Consort (italic, light, and bold) and Grotesque No. 9 and 10. Grotesque types, as you undoubtedly recall from our past post on the subject, were the first sans serif faces. Additional boxes contain Copperplate Gothic, Century Schoolbook, Granby, and many more.
|All wrapped up and never used
And the best part? The type is all unused, in perfect condition. After decades of hanging around in boxes, waiting, just waiting, for someone to come along and help it fulfill its life purpose, the type will finally be placed in a press. And you could be the person who finally infuses this type's life with meaning! So sign up for an upcoming section of Letterpress I or come to supervised printing and make a difference!
-Allison Halff
Want to give us suggestions or comments? Just want to say hi? Comment on this post, email us at email@example.com, visit us on Facebook (/centerforbookarts) or follow us on Twitter (@center4bookarts). Can't wait to see you there!


text:
It's about this time of year - in a "normal" year - when the speckled trout bite wanes in and around Breton Island, and it's heartbreaking for die-hard seekers of big trout.
Why now? Why does this happen every late July. And why does it linger into the first week of September?
Prompted by years of personal recordkeeping - it removes at least some supposition from speculation - one likely explanation is where the Breton, Grand Gosier, Gosier and the Chandeleur islands sit.
Of course, these records don't include 2010 when BP-Deepwater Horizon oil invaded this area and closed fishing for weeks.
These areas are wide open to the Gulf of Mexico. With prevailing winds from the southeast this area is the first along the Louisiana coast to get the increasingly warm and salty Gulf seawater pushed in by winds. Add in the fact that summer tides are the strongest in years and there's a double push of water that brings in fish species to Breton and Chandeleur sounds that thrive in warmer, saltier conditions.
What species?
Mullet, for one. This vast stretch of water between the Mississippi River and Mississippi Sound fills with huge rafts of striped mullet. Add in menhaden (pogeys), bay anchovies and shrimp and the place becomes a buffet for hungry predator fish.
Sharks, too - by the hundreds. Bull sharks, lemon sharks, sand tigers and blacktips show up to fill their bellies along with lots of other toothy critters like bluefish, Spanish mackerel, even king mackerel.
Hefty bull redfish are there, too. (Why we continue to call these 20-pound-plus brutes "bulls" is another question, because most of these giant reds are females.)
Add in the fact that speckled trout are both predator and prey. They know when they are the eaters and when they can become the eaten, and those factors can help one understand why speckled trout, even those that hit six and seven pounds, leave these grand feeding spots for safer spots.
So, where do the trout go?
Not far, at least not as far as some of the sharks and mackerel have traveled. Look for the big trout to move to oil and gas platforms. It's there where the structure provide them with enough comfort from summer heat and enough food - brought by currents and tides - to sustain them until they can return to the islands and the sandbar reefs when the big predators retire to the open Gulf.
One place in that area with the most platforms is a spot locals call "Central," another open-water area on the far eastern end of Lake Borgne. While early summer is a good time to spend at the Central rigs - because the toothy fish haven't made it there yet - late July through early September at Central is a solid choice.
Yes, sharks and bluefish move into those area, too: Fishing inside the rigs, or figuring how to gauge wind, tide and current and anchoring off the rig and drifting live or artificial baits into rig structure, can produce a memorable midsummer speckled trout haul.
How about that under-27-inch redfish Jacob Leininger and Jeff Rogers caught to win Saturday's Dockside Bait & Tackle stop on the Louisiana Saltwater Series.
The red weighed 8.59 pounds and gave them a two-fish 16.12-pound total for the $2,150 first-place. Ray Reiser and Larry Kirby were second ($1,280) with a 15.47-pound catch.
Show Casey the money
Casey Ashley said he stayed in shallow water to take the first seed going into this coming Friday-Sunday Evan Williams Bourbon All-Star Championship on the Alabama River out of Montgomery, Ala.
Although the conventional belief is that the best bass will come from deep water in places like Lake Jordan, the reservoir the 12 Bassmaster anglers competed on last weekend, Ashley said he caught his fish shallow, sometimes in water a foot deep.
That win in the Ramada All-Star semifinals will put Ashley against California pro Skeet Reese, who claimed the last of eight spots among the 12 semifinal anglers.
This weekend's event pits the eight qualifiers in bracket competition.
After the Ashley-Reese pair-off, the other anglers and their seeding include: Aaron Martens (3) against Edwin Evers (6); Bassmaster Rookie of the Year Ott DeFoe (2) against Michael Iaconelli (7); and Terry Scroggins (4) against hometown Alabama favorite Gerald Swindle (5).
Winners of the Ashley-Reese and Martens-Evers matches, and the winners of the DeFoe-Iaconelli and Scroggins-Swindle matches square off Saturday. Those winners will be matched Sunday in the $100,000 winner-take-all event.
Launch is at 7:30 a.m. daily from the Montgomery Riverfront and weigh-ins are set for 5 p.m. at Montgomery Union Station. There is no admission fee.
You can watch the daily weigh-ins on the Bassmaster website: www.bassmaster.com.


text:
To help with the restoration of the Toll House Cabin, we have contacted sports stars from across the country and they have been generous enough to donate merchandise to us so we are able to raffle the items off. Below you will find a list of the items which are part of the Raffles. Currently we are running two different raffles, one for Nascar merchandise and one for NFL merchandise.
Tickets can be purchased at all of our events and they are $5.00 per ticket and 6 tickets for $25.00. The raffle tickets can be purchased in the General Store. People can also send their money for a ticket(s) along with a self addressed stamped envelope and we will mail them a ticket back.
One ticket will be drawn in the Nascar Raffle and one ticket will be drawn for the NFL Raffle. Each raffle is a separate raffle so be sure you are purchasing a ticket for the raffle that you want. The one ticket that is drawn will win all of the items in that specific raffle.
Drawing will be on November 11, 2017 at our annual members meeting. Winners will be contacted within 2 days of the drawing at the phone number which they put on the raffle ticket when they purchase the ticket.
Any questions feel free to send an email.
Nascar Raffle Items
- 4" x 6" Dale Earnhardt Sr. autographed photo
- 8" x 10" Bobby Allison autographed photo
- 8.5" x 11" Ryan Blaney autographed photo (also signed by Glen Wood, Leonard Wood, Len Wood, and Eddie Wood)
- 8" x 10" Carl Edwards autographed photo
- 8" x 10" Darrell "Bubba" Wallace autographed photo
- 8" x 10" Kasey Kahne autographed photo
- 5" x 7" Ned Jarrett autographed postcard plus two (2) autographed collector cards
- Dale Earnhardt Jr. 1/24 scale diecast car
- Dale Earnhardt Jr. 1/64 scale three car set in collector tin
- Dale Jr. and Dale Sr. knife set
NFL Raffle Items
- Andrew Luck autographed Mini helmet (includes certificate of authentication)
- 8" x 10" Troy Aikman autographed photo
- Dan Dierdorf autographed jersey
- Marvin Lewis autographed football
- 2016 Dallas Cowboys facsimile team signature football
- 8" x 10" Larry Csonka autographed photo
- 8" x 10" Cincinnati Bengals 2015 team souvenir photo
- 8.5" x 11" Cincinnati Bengals souvenir photos: Marvin Lewis, Andy Dalton, Domata Peko


text:
P.O. Box 980Prince Frederick, MD 20678
United States
See map: Google Maps
Contact Name:
John Mitchell
Contact Email:
The Calvert County Core Service Agency (CSA) is responsible for planning, managing, and monitoring public mental health services at the local level. The CSA exists under the authority of the Secretary of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and is an agent of county government, which approves the CSA's organizational structure.


text: reggie upshaw Middle Tennessee's Reggie Upshaw to undergo wrist surgery By Associated Press • Jun 2, 2016 goblueraiders.com MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (AP) — Middle Tennessee forward Reggie Upshaw will undergo surgery Thursday to repair a torn ligament in his left wrist. School officials said Wednesday in a university release that Upshaw experienced "slight pains" during postseason play. According to the release, the pain returned the last couple of weeks and an MRI on Friday revealed a torn ligament.