text:
Post Highlights
KEAM Admit card 2017
KEAM Admit card 2017: This exam is mainly conducted by Kerala. Candidates who are going to join engineering, pharmacy are definitely written this exam. It is issued by the Kerala education Board. Those who are going to attempt this exam can download the admit card immediately. This Exam will be held in 24 th and 25 th of April. So they arranged all the exam centres at different places in the Kerala. This exam is conducted by Kerala government Every year. It is the common entrance examination for the candidates who are going to join in the engineering and pharmacy. All the candidates carrying their admit cards at the exam centre. without carrying of admit card no one will be entered into the examination.
Download Hall Ticket of KEAM 2017
As per the details, Hall ticket is officially released by the Kerala. So You can download the Hall Ticket of KEAM 2017 which is available in official website. Admit cards would give for every exam. So every Student downloads it and makes a hard copy of it. After the completion of the download, You can check it once What are the given details like a signature, Photo,Thumb Impression and so on. Hall ticket is an Important identification document in the examination hall. It is used just for the verification process. jobschat.in is a hub we can search results , previous papers, syllabus pattern and much more.
KEAM 2017 Call letter PDF
It is a hall ticket issued by the Kerala for the entrance examination. KEAM 2017 Call Letter PDF is available on official website. Students who are eagerly waiting for this call letter can download it. If You lost admit card you can search and download it anytime. Hall ticket will be issued by CEE Kerala. KEAM is an exam for medical and engineering entrance test. who are completed their basic education have applied for this for the post of undergraduates. We are providing the all the exams of previous papers, syllabus pattern, results by following our page.
The Necessary of Admit card to the exam centre:
Admit card gives the basic information what we have given the details in the application form it is an important document to carry followed by all the other original id proofs. without this, he or she are not permitted into exam centre. So do not forget to carry this important document. In order to check the results admit card is useful. Some of the original id proofs to carry the examination centre is pan card, voter card, driving license etc.
KEAM Admit Card 2017 Details
|Organisation Name
|Job Designation
|Engineering, pharmacy
|Number of Vacancies
|Apply Mode
|Official Website Name
|Examination Date
|24th & 25th April 2017
|Admit card date
|12th April 2017
|Update soon
The above table shows the information like date of admit card will be released, what type of jobs you are going to apply for, the official website is given for future notifications.
Steps to download the admit card of KEAM 2017:
- visit the official website of KEAM 2017 i.e www.cee.kerala.gov.in
- click on KEAM Admit card 2017
- Enter the required details of registration number or login id and password.
- click on submit button.
- finally, download the admit card of it.
- bring one copy to the examination centre.
Direct Link Here: KEAM Admit card 2017


text:
Final Size: 7.37 x 11.00 in.
Vivid in every sense, this artwork captures the rich imagination of the artist. The artist has used flamboyant colors in this painting, which depicts the glory of art. This art work mesmerizes audience with its flawless brush strokes which is worth mentioning. Choose framing options to get this framed art masterpiece at your doorstep for home decoration, especially to decor your house or to gift someone during Diwali and other festive occasions. We have huge variety of paintings

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Phoebe Lyddon frowned, and, as an instant protest, twin dimples peeped into life at the left corner of her bonny mouth. In regarding that attractive ripple the down-drawn eyebrows were forgotten until they rose again into their natural arches. A sweet, childish contour of face chimed with her expression; her full lips were bright as the bunch of ripe wood-strawberries at the breast of her cotton gown; her eyes as grey as Dartmoor mists; while, for the rest, a little round chin, a small, straight nose, and a high forehead, which Phoebe mourned and kept carefully concealed under masses of curly brown hair, were the sole features to be specially noted about her. She was a trifle below the standard of height proper to a girl of nineteen, but all compact, of soft, rounded lines, plump, fresh of colour, healthy, happy, sweet as a ripe apple.
From a position upon swelling hillsides above the valley of a river, she scanned the scene beneath, made small her eyes to focus the distance, and so pursued a survey of meadow and woodland, yet without seeing what she sought. Beneath and beyond, separated from her standpoint by grasslands and a hedge of hazel, tangled thickets of blackthorn, of bracken, and of briar sank to the valley bottom. Therein wound tinkling Teign through the gorges of Fingle to the sea; and above it, where the land climbed upward on the other side, spread the Park of Whiddou, with expanses of sweet, stone-scattered herbage, with tracts of deep fern, coverts of oak, and occasional habitations for the deer.
Before my grandpapa, Mr. Daniel Dolphin, comes down to breakfast on the morning of his hundredth birthday, I may tell you something about him. He has been married three times; he has buried all his wives and all his children. There were five of the latter, resulting from grandpapa's three marriages; but now I, Martha Dolphin, the only child of grandpapa's eldest son, am the sole survivor and living descendant of Daniel Dolphin.
Frankly it must be confessed that grandpapa has been an unprincipled man in his time. Among other inconveniences, resulting from unedifying conduct, he suffered five years' imprisonment for forgery before I was born; but when he turned ninety-five I think he honestly began to realise that this world is, after all, a mere temporary place of preparation, and from that age up to the present moment (I am dealing with the morning of his hundredth birthday) he abandoned the things which once gave him pleasure, and began to look seriously towards another and a better life beyond the grave. Indeed, thanks to my ever-present warnings, and the Rev. John Murdoch's ministrations, grandpapa, from the time he was ninety-five, kept as sober, as honest, and as innocent as one could wish to see any nonagenarian. He regarded the future with quiet confidence now, feared death no longer, and alleged that his approaching end had no terrors for him. The dear old fellow was very fond of me, and he often said that, but for his patient granddaughter, he should never have turned from the broad downward road at all.
Every man has a right to be conceited until he is famous—so it is said; and perhaps unconsciously, Mark Brendon shared that opinion.
His self-esteem was not, however, conspicuous, although he held that only a second-rate man is diffident. At thirty-five years of age he already stood high in the criminal investigation department of the police. He was indeed about to receive an inspectorship, well earned by those qualities of imagination and intuition which, added to the necessary endowment of courage, resource, and industry, had created his present solid success.
A substantial record already stood behind him, and during the war certain international achievements were added to his credit. He felt complete assurance that in ten years he would retire from government employ and open that private and personal practice which it was his ambition to establish.
And now Mark was taking holiday on Dartmoor, devoting himself to his hobby of trout fishing and accepting the opportunity to survey his own life from a bird's-eye point of view, measure his achievement, and consider impartially his future, not only as a detective but as a man.
Mark had reached a turning point, or rather a point from which new interests and new personal plans were likely to present themselves upon the theatre of a life hitherto devoted to one drama alone. Until now he had existed for his work only. Since the war he had been again occupied with routine labour on cases of darkness, doubt, and crime, once more living only that he might resolve these mysteries, with no personal interest at all outside his grim occupation. He had been a machine as innocent of any inner life, any spiritual ambition or selfish aim, as a pair of handcuffs.
This assiduity and single-hearted devotion had brought their temporal reward. He was now at last in position to enlarge his outlook, consider higher aspects of life, and determine to be a man as well as a machine.
Above unnumbered sisters she arose, an object noteworthy even amid these aisles, where, spun from the survival of the best endowed, fabrics of ancient forest enveloped the foot-hills of the Moor and belted heather and granite with great woodlands. A dapple of dull silver marked her ascension and glimmered upwards through the masses of her robe. From noble girth of moss-grown trunk she sprang; her high top was full of a silky summer song; while sunbeams played in the meshes of her million leaves and cascades of amber light, born from her ripening harvest, streamed over the dark foliage. She displayed in unusual perfection the special symmetry of her kind, stood higher than her neighbours, and fretted the blue above with pinnacles of feathering arborescence, whose last, subtle expression, at that altitude, escaped the eye. Her midmost boughs tended from the horizontal gradually downward, and the nether branches, rippling to earth like a waterfall, fashioned a bower or music-making dome of translucent green around about the bole. Within this arbour the roots twisted down their dragon shapes into the dark, sweet-scented earth, and fortified the beech against all winds that blew. So she stood, queen of the wold, a creation loved by song-birds, a treasure-house for squirrels, pigeons, and the pheasants that, at autumn-time, strutted gorgeous in the copper lake of her fallen leaves. Beneath her now, cool and moist in twilight of shadows, grew delicate melampyre that brought light into the herbage, stood the wan seed-vessels of bygone bluebells, and trailed grasses, with other soft, etiolate things that had never known direct sunshine. The pale trunk was delicately wrought with paler lichens, splashed and circled upon its bark; while mossy boulders of granite, lying scattered within the circumference of the tree's vastness, completed this modest harmony of grey and silver, lemon and shadowed green.
Being from the first the chum and friend of Peters, I can tell about his curious ways better than anybody. In fact we shared our pocket-money, which is always a great sign of friendship; and it was understood that if ever I got into trouble when I grew up, and was accused of murder or forgery, or anything like that, which does often happen to the most innocent people, Peters would give up anything he might be doing at the time, and devote his entire life to proving me not guilty.
I remember well the day he came. I was in the big school-room at the fire, roasting chestnuts and talking to Gideon; and Shortland and Fowle were also there. The Doctor came in with a new boy and said—
"Ah! There are some of the fellows by the fire, Peters."
Then he called out to Shortland and me and said—
"Shortland and Maydew, this is Peters. Make him welcome, and if there are chestnuts going, as I suspect, share them with him."
Then the Doctor went off to have some final jaw with the mother of Peters; and Peters came down the room and said "Good-evening" in a very civil and quiet tone of voice.
He was thin and dark, and when he warmed his hands at the fire it was easy to see the light through them. He also had a pin in his tie in the shape of a human skull, about as big as a filbert nut, with imitation ruby eyes.
We asked him who he was, and he said he came from Surrey, and that his father had been a soldier, but was unfortunately dead. His name was Vincent Peters.
Nobody knew where Teddy Pegram came from or why the man ordained to settle down in Little Silver. He had no relations round about and couldn't, or wouldn't, tell his new neighbours what had brought him along. But he bided a bit with Mrs. Ford, the policeman's wife, as a lodger, and then, when he'd sized up the place and found it suited him, he took a tumble-down, four-room cottage at the back-side of the village and worked upon it himself and soon had the place to his liking. A most handy little man he was and could turn his skill in many directions. And he'd do odd jobs for the neighbours and show a good bit of kindness to the children. He lived alone and looked after himself, for he could cook and sew like a woman—at least like the clever ones. In fact there didn't seem nothing he couldn't do. And his knowledge extended above crafts, for he'd got a bit of learning also and he'd talk with Johns at the shop-of-all-sorts about business, or with Samual Mutters, the chemist, about patent medicines, or with butcher or baker concerning their jobs, or with policemen about crime, and be worth attending to on any subject.
His pleasure, however, was sporting, and not until he'd dwelt among us a good bit did a measure of doubt in that matter creep into our praise of the man.
Night stirred behind the eastern hills and a desert place burnt with fading splendour in the hour before sunset. The rolling miles of Ringmoor Down lay clad at this season in a wan integument of dead grass. Colourless as water, it simulated that element and reflected the tone of dawn or evening, sky or cloud; now sulked; now shone; now marked the passage of the wind with waves of light.
Ringmoor extends near the west quarter of Dartmoor Forest like an ocean of alternate trough and mound, built by the breath of storms. This region, indeed, shares something with the restless resting-places of the sea; and one may figure it as finally frozen into its present austerity by action of western winds that aforetime laboured without ceasing here on the bosom of a plastic earth. Only the primary forces model with such splendid economy of design, or present achievements so unadorned, yet so complete. The marvel of Ringmoor demanded unnumbered centuries of elemental collaboration before it spread, consummate and accomplished, under men's eyes. Rage of solar flame and fury of floods; the systole and diastole of Earth's own mighty heart-beat; the blast of inner fires, the rigour of age-long ice-caps--all have gone to mould this incarnate simplicity. Nor can Nature's achievement yet be gauged, for man himself must ascend to subtler perception before he shall gather the meaning of this moor.
Away beyond the village stands a white cottage with the sea lapping at low cliffs beneath it. Plum and apple orchards slope upward behind this building, and already, upon the former trees, there trembles a snowy gauze where blossom buds are breaking. Higher yet, dark plowed fields, with hedges whereon grow straight elms, cover the undulations of a great hill even to its windy crest, and below, at the water line, lies Newlyn—a village of gray stone and blue, with slate roofs now shining silver-bright under morning sunlight and easterly wind. Smoke softens every outline; red-brick walls and tanned sails bring warmth and color through the blue vapor of many chimneys; a sun-flash glitters at this point and that, denoting here a conservatory, there a studio. Enter this hive and you shall find a network of narrow stone streets; a flutter of flannel underwear, or blue stockings, and tawny garments drying upon lines; little windows, some with rows of oranges and ginger-beer bottles in them; little shops; little doors, at which cluster little children and many cats, the latter mostly tortoise-shell and white. Infants watch their elders playing marbles in the roadway, and the cats stretch lazy bodies on the mats, made of old fishing-net, which lie at every cottage door. Newlyn stands on slight elevations above the sea level, and at one point the road bends downward, breaks and fringes the tide, leading among broken iron, rusty anchors, and dismantled fishing-boats, past an ancient buoy whose sides now serve the purposes of advertisement and tell of prayer-meetings, cheap tea, and so forth.
The piers of the main entrance of Chadlands were of red brick, and upon each reposed a mighty sphere of grey granite. Behind them stretched away the park, where forest trees, nearly shorn of their leaves at the edge of winter, still answered the setting sun with fires of thinning foliage. They sank away through stretches of brake fern, and already amid their trunks arose a thin, blue haze—breath of earth made visible by coming cold. There was frost in the air, and the sickle of a new moon hung where dusk of evening dimmed the green of the western sky.
The guns were returning, and eight men with three women arrived at the lofty gates. One of the party rode a grey pony, and a woman walked on each side of him. They chattered together, and the little company of tweed-clad people passed into Chadlands Park and trudged forward, where the manor house rose half a mile ahead.
Then an old man emerged from a lodge, hidden behind a grove of laurel and bay within the entrance, and shut the great gates of scroll iron. They were of a flamboyant Italian period, and more arrestive than distinguished. Panelled upon them, and belonging to a later day than they, had been imposed two iron coats of arms, with crest above and motto beneath—the heraldic bearings of the present owner of Chadlands. He set store upon such things, but was not responsible for the work. A survival himself, and steeped in ancient opinions, his coat, won in a forgotten age, interested him only less than his Mutiny medal—his sole personal claim to public honor. He had served in youth as a soldier, but was still a subaltern when his father died and he came into his kingdom.
The people were coming to church and one had thought it Sunday, but for two circumstances. The ring of bells at St. Mary's did not peal, and the women were dressed in black as the men.
Through the winding lanes of Bridetown a throng converged, drawn to the grey tower by a tolling bell; and while the sun shone and a riot of many flowers made hedgerows and cottage gardens gay; while the spirit of the hour was inspired by June and a sun at the zenith unclouded, the folk of the hamlet drew their faces to sadness and mothers chid the children, who could not pretend, but echoed the noontide hour in their hearts.
All were not attired for a funeral. A small crowd of women, with one or two men among them, stood together where a sycamore threw a patch of shade on a triangular space of grass near the church. There were fifty of these people—ancient women, others in their prime, and many young maidens. Some communion linked them and the few men who stood with them. All wore a black band upon their left arms. Drab or grey was their attire, but sun-bonnets nodded bright as butterflies among them, and even their dull raiment was more cheerful than the gathering company in black who now began to mass their numbers and crane their heads along the highway.


text: You're going to create the perfect personalized etched wine bottle and we know that you must have a quality, wonderful tasting wine to go with it. It is our goal for you to be able to easily express yourself on each personalized wine bottle and our job to ensure the wine inside lives up to your beautiful creation! All our wine is made or selected by the discerning palates at WineGreeting. As luck would have it, our business has grown and we are not able to keep up with demand for our wine alone and so we now offer wine from other wineries in California so you have the perfect, refreshing glass! We have designed these wines to be as pleasing to as many drinkers as possible. Although everyone's taste is unique and as original as the person drinking it, we know that each of our customers will be pleased with the wine we offer! This Chardonnay comes from a small place located near the Russian River in Sonoma County. Although the region is renowned for producing world class wines, this vineyard is not famous, but they produce a fabulous Chardonnay. It is crisp without being sharp, refreshing on the palate, and has a smooth finish.


text:
Guiding Light Spoilers: May 5-9Matt Richenthal at . Comments
The following story lines and angles take place next week on Guiding Light...
- Bill schemes to take down Lizzie's family.
- A spark is ignited between Ava (Michelle Ray Smith, pictured) and Remy.
- Marina vows to destroy Dinah.
- Harley and Cyrus (Murray Bartlett) might reconcile.
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.


text:
Philip Ifil has signed a new contract to extend his stay at the Club.
Philip Ifil has signed a new contract to extend his stay at the Club.
The Academy graduate, who signed professional forms in November 2004, returned to the First Team fold in Wednesday's Carling Cup tie against Port Vale, having made his senior debut against Liverpool in August 2004.
The attacking right full-back enjoyed two loan spells at Millwall last season before returning to the Club and featuring strongly in the pre-season programme.
"I wanted him to extend his contract because I think he is a terrific player," said Martin Jol on the soon-to-be 20-year-old. "He made his debut a couple of years ago when he was 17 and he has shown me that he wants to be a Spurs player - and he proved that on Wednesday.
"Paul Stalteri and Pascal Chimbonda were out and he did the job. I think he is a player for the future."
The player himself was more than happy with his cup comeback against the League One side after once again taking to the White Hart Lane stage.
"The Carling Cup obviously provides a really good experience and it was really good to be back in the frame after a couple of years.
"I've come back a bit older, more mature and I'm really enjoying it," added Philip, who admits it was not plain sailing against Vale.
"When you miss a few chances the other team always feels they've got the opportunity to stay in the game. When they got the one I thought 'oh no', then we missed a few chances to level and it could have been one of those nights.
"Once Tom put that ball in the led to the goal it went from there and we did really well. We are in the hat for the next round and hopefully the gaffer feels we did a good enough job to stay in and around it all."


text:
Comments from spectrum
Showing 301 - 325 of 627 comments
From Google Views it looks like this theatre was demolished long ago. It was just a block away from the Indiana Theatre.
This is now the church for the House of Prayer, Church of God in Christ.
This is now the Israel Methodist Community Church.
This is currently the Ambassadors for Christ Church. They have done a beautiful restoration of the building both inside and outside. All the original features retained!
Now the message says that both the web page and the theatre itself are under renovation. The webpage has a link to the Chicago park's District calendar which indicates the next event at the Virginia will be at the end of December 2010, so it looks like this renovation will be a fairly quick one.
Detailed restoration plans for the theatre have been released; the restoration will include a complete restoration of the WurliTzer and replication of the original console. http://www.cr-atos.org
The closest cinema to the Delman and Almeda is the Brown Auditorium at the Museum of Natural history but that's probably not it. Somewhat to the north and east are the Park (Delman Street), the Sunset at 1711 McGowan, the Dowling on Bowling Street and the French Quarter (although I can't get any info on that one)
New official website is: http://grandtheatredouglas.org/site/
Quite a bit of progress – they've virtually completed restoration phases I through III, and have completed some parts of Phases 4 and 5. Quite a job too. Some of the pre-restoration photos show the auditorium with the roof, ceiling and part of the auditorium wallks completely gone – looks like a two-level outdoor theatre! But a lot hsa been done since then and their plan calls for complete restoration/recreation of the archictural details.
From the photos above, it looks like there was a fire at the Paramount in 1980, and the current Google photo shows that the auditorium has been razed, wiuth the lobby portion remaining (with marquee) as a retail store.
From the google photos and the postcard it looks as if the Rex has been demolished. Replaced by a small single story retail building.
Interesting trying to find the theatre on the Google aerial photos. Their website says they're located at the intersection of Smythe & Seymour, but the address Cinematreasures has is 884 Granville, two blocks over!
Well, the original entrance is at 884 Granville, and that takes one through a VERY long lobby, all the way to the other side of the block and over a service street, into the main building on the next block. Patrons then enter the main lobby and turn left into the auditorium. If they turn right, they go out to Smythe Street through a new entrance added onto the side of the lobby.
…And a great panorama of the auditorium at the official website top page:
The address is 225 Water Street.
The official website (http://www.narrowgaugecinema.net/strand.htm)has a nice photo gallery with interior photos.
The Capitol Theatre now has its own page at /theaters/33971
According to the official website (october 2010), the main auditorium currently seats 1,683, while the new auditoria in the alley space all seat either 50 or 60.
One unique thing about the Loew's Jersey is it is by far the largest remaining Movie Palace with ALL of the following:
Regular showings of silent films…
With live theatre organ accompaniment
with original organ (actully a twin of the original)
Other unique features:
Most of the original plaster walls and decor have never been repainted
Many of the original draperies remain
It is also by far the largest entirely volunteer-run theatre in the country
The best place for people who love both silent films and the theatre organ. You get both here.
I am looking forward for the fire escapes to be repaired at which point the balcony can be reopened. The web page indicated some time ago they were beginning to reinstall the refurbished balcony seats. Once regular concerts can be held and sold to the full 3,000+ capacity that will bring in revenue to speed up restoration. Ir has really come a long way over the past few years; the "zorro" presentation was excellent (Yay to Chris Elliott, the Organist), and their was a very large crowd for the show.
The website is back up. Latest news is the theatre has been acquired and protected, but it looks like latest updates are from 2009.
According to their website, the $2,000,000 has been completed – new decor, sound system, seating, restored ceiling mural, new concession stand.
Very strange. I checked the Google Maps aerial photo of the Majestic. The roof looks intact over the entire building. There is what looks like a large skylight over the stage, and what might be a small hole above the projection booth area.
From those recent photos it looks like the shelf balcony has been removed.
As of October 2010, the building is still there, with the gate closed, vacant.
Another article. The renovation was completed in 2003 and Creative Alliance has been hosting events there ever since. Here's an article about the renovation.
Their official websaite is:
Google Maps 2010 shows the Payless Shoe Store is still there. Given the size of the lobby portion of the building, I would not be surprised if the store is just in the lobby portion with the auditorium vacant, possibly being used for storage, but I can't be sure. The store looks very well maintained.


text:
UserPro User Profiles with Social Login
UserPro User Profiles with Social Login offers beautiful front-end user profiles, member directory , login and registration for WordPress, so yes, it is more than just a user profiles plugin.
Create a WordPress Community website with UserPro's awesome features like social connect and integration(1 click auto signup / signin) , viral marketing, user badges, file upload, photo uploads with lightbox support, responsive videos, follow / unfollow users, verified accounts, content restriction (private content), frontend publisher, posts by user, public / private Activity Feed.
UserPro User Profiles with Social Login features
Redirect user to a custom page after login
Redirect user to a custom page after registration
Refresh the same page after login/registration
Manually Approve New Users, Require e-mail validation, or Auto-Approve new signups!
Administration panel to approve/reject registrations and verify users
Improved plugin performance
Block / Unblock user accounts
CSV Export / Import Users
Create multiple front-end registration forms (Show different fields for each group)
Assign a specific User Role automatically for each registration form
Customizable Front-end Registration/Login
Customizable Front-end User Profiles
Unlimited custom fields plus many pre-defined fields
Uses WordPress user meta to ensure compatibility with other plugins
Automatic Video Embeds by video URL only (No embed code required)
Create Date Picker fields
Create unlimited file & photo upload fields
Create unlimited HTML fields (Video embeds, Google maps, any other HTML)
Create required fields (User must fill)
Create locked or private fields
Create hidden fields (visible to admin and profile owner only)
Block Usernames and E-mails from Login/Registration
Automatic Phone Number Validation
Automatic Form Field Length Validation
Allow user to hide fields from public view
Organize fields into collapsible tabs (optional)
Set specific custom fields to be accessible by specific user roles
User Badges and Achievements
Stop Spam registration on your site using Google reCAPTCHA
Replaces the default WordPress e-mail notifications
Customize the name and e-mail that appear on outgoing e-mails
Custom Welcome e-mail (New Registration)
Custom Reset Password e-mail notification
Custom e-mail notification to invite users to Get Verified!
Custom e-mail notifications sent to user
Custom e-mail notifications sent to admin
Download link
More lniks
FAST & DIRECT DOWNLOAD (Mirror Link)
FAST & DIRECT DOWNLOAD (Mirror Link)
FAST & DIRECT DOWNLOAD (Mirror Link)


text:
For over a century, the Casinos de Monte-Carlo have been a global reference. Combining luxury and creativity, tradition and a bold modern approach, they offer players an ever-evolving choice of games which underpins the eternal fascination for the "Monte-Carlo" experience.
Internationally renowned as a benchmark for prestige and high-end tourism, the Monte-Carlo SBM Resort has 4 luxury hotels in the Principality of Monaco.
Discover the signature dishes of the greatest French chefs in Monte-Carlo SBM restaurants. Top class cuisine to delight your eyes and palate.
Nightlife is part and parcel of the legend of Monaco. Exciting or glamorous, a nightclub or gala event, evenings in Monaco are always exceptional!
Enjoy all the pleasures of this Mediterranean coast in a modern and serene destination.
All year there are events you simply cannot miss out on, contributing to the Principality's international reputation. To enjoy the Monte-Carlo experience, take advantage of Monte-Carlo SBM's exclusive offers.
Since its inauguration in January 2012, Jimmy'z – Place du Casino has become the gathering place for edgy club goers on the French Riviera. The sophisticated and glamorous night club is conveniently located in the heart of Monte-Carlo.
The main room proposes different levels and corners and a delightfully surprising retro dance floor, the centre of gravity in this place in full swing and not far from the sophisticated offbeat bar.
The DJ overlooks the clubbers from the mezzanine where he skilfully blends sounds in his mixes which resonate throughout the 500m² area equipped with the latest audio and video technologies.
The club is accessed through an impressive staircase inspired by old theatres and lined with two walls of water. Intimate and comfortable, the place is additionally showcased through two large doors with portholes, a veiled reference to retro, 'old school' clubs. There's everything you need to get warm on those winter evenings and create an ideal setting for relaxing with music in unique surroundings.
Come join us Wednesday through Saturday starting 23.00 until the break of dawn.
Information / Reservations:
SBM © 2011 all rights reserved
This legendary casino and Belle Epoque jewel is the absolute reference for all players. Its wide range of table games is the most prestigious and the most complete in Europe.
A stone's throw from the Sporting Monte-Carlo is the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort, complete with its own ultra-modern designed casino combining pleasure and comfort.
A legendary luxury hotel ideally located on Monaco's glamorous Place du Casino: 182 rooms including 74 suites and junior suites, 3 restaurants including Le Louis XV-Alain Ducasse, and direct access to the Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo.
A Belle Epoque jewel with discreet charm: 280 rooms including 15 junior suites, 20 suites and 8 Diamond suites, unimpeded views of Monaco's harbour and direct access to the Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo.
The new resort: 334 rooms including 22 suites, heated indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a sandy-bottomed lagoon, the Spa Cinq Mondes, state-of-the-art facilities and walking distance to the famous Sporting Monte-Carlo.
Welcome to a legendary hotel that has been redesigned by India Mahdavi: 40 rooms, including 14 suites and junior suites, the gourmet Elsa restaurant, a sweeping view of the Mediterranean, a water sports club and Olympic-size swimming pool.
Discover the innovative cuisine inspired by Chef Marcel Ravin on his travels, in a casual trendy ambiance with superb views of the sea and gardens.
Amber lighting, a Zen attitude, music featuring world-renowned compilations, the "made in Monaco" Buddha Bar is the perfect place to unwind, just around the corner from the busy Place du Casino.
The legendary terrace of the Café de Paris epitomises the very special ambiance of this venue on Place du Casino. Open all year round from breakfast until late at night, it offers a wide range of drinks and exotic cocktails for those who enjoy watching the glamorous world of Monte-Carlo go by.
A restaurant offering Latin American cuisine and Monaco's festive spirit.
This new restaurant offers top quality contemporary cuisine which draws on Riviera culinary traditions.
The products of the Mediterranean Sea greatly inspire our chef who offers healthy cuisine that deftly combines wellness and delicious gourmet flavours
L'Orange Verte offers a simple and delicious cuisine at any time of day.
Welcome to La Pizzeria, Monte-Carlo Beach's new restaurant that will take you on a culinary journey to Italy. Enjoy a superb view of the Mediterranean, an idyllic setting, 100% organic food, and much more!
This is a magnificent venue for hosting your prestigious receptions all year round and for dining out in summer on its terrace with a view of Place du Casino.
Basking in the sunshine, surrounded by lush greenery as you listen to the sound of the waves, this is an ideal spot to tuck into grilled fish or a buffet at lunchtime, or yield to the temptations of a well-orchestrated menu in the evening.
A summer restaurant with south-facing terrace located between the sea and the lagoon.
The Chef prepares an inventive and contemporary cuisine in a casual club-like ambiance.
From its lofty position on the eighth floor, this restaurant offers a new interpretation of Mediterranean gourmet cuisine. In summer the roof slides back to reveal one of the most beautiful views on the Côte d'Azur.
Experience a philosophy which reinterprets a cuisine based on the essentials and simplicity, with a subtle, harmonious balance between tradition, evolution and modernity.
Amidst a decor designed by Pierre Yves Rochon, Le Vistamar plays host to an original concept orchestrated by Chef Benoit Witz.
Amidst the lively atmosphere of the American gaming rooms, this restaurant offers daily specials and a wide choice of salads and pasta dishes you can mix and match as you wish.
Traditional Italian cuisine. Located at the entrance of the gaming halls, overlooking the Place du Casino, décor recreates in minute detail a dining room sleeper in the time of the Belle Epoque.
In the heart of the Hôtel Hermitage enjoy tasty appetizers and exellent champagnes by the glass.
With its unusual design, terrace by the sea, billiards room and DJ, the Blue Gin is a venue you have to visit at least once when in Monaco. The spacious lounge is the perfect place to relax and peruse a highly original drinks menu.
Amber lighting, a Zen attitude, music featuring world-renowned compilations, the "made in Monaco" Buddha Bar is the perfect place to unwind, just around the corner from the busy Place du Casino.
The legendary terrace of the Café de Paris epitomises the very special ambiance of this venue on Place du Casino. Open all year round from breakfast until late at night, it offers a wide range of drinks and exotic cocktails for those who enjoy watching the glamorous world of Monte-Carlo go by.
A restaurant offering Latin American cuisine and Monaco's festive spirit.
A chic venue with a beautiful terrace and magnificent view of the Principality, this is the ideal spot to enjoy fine wines by the glass and a cigar.
Come discover the magnificent panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea, Port Hercule and the Rock of Monaco from the Crystal Terrace, in a cosy lounge atmosphere.
One of the world's legendary night clubs that has been lighting up Riviera nights for over 30 years.
An elegant ambiance of shiny leather, soft lighting and windows onto the sea awaits you in this mythical bar, which collects vintage wines and spirits.
The Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort has assembled all the expertise of the Cinq Mondes SPAS to offer a unique voyage for the senses.
This SPA draws inspiration from the inherent harmony in the architecture and ambiance of the Monte-Carlo Beach itself: 80m² dedicated to well-being with three massage rooms, a hammam, and treatment products and programmes by La Prairie.
Discover the wide range of wellness experiences offered by the Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo and enjoy moments of total relaxation, genuinely individual programmes and personalised treatments.
The Children's Club at the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort welcomes children aged 3 to 12, seven days a week from 10am to 6pm.
Experience magical moments as a family at the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo. Children are offered a choice of multiple activities: indoors or out, playful or delicious, alone or accompanied, to reconcile fun for children and peace of mind for parents!
There is everything here to keep your kids busy in Monaco during your stay at the 5 star luxury hotel: cookery workshops, music, swimming, etc.
Take advantage of this 25-by-13-metre pool heated at 29°C and filled with seawater taken from a depth of 37 metres and 400 metres out.
The beautiful landscaped gardens feature a magnificent lagoon with cascades, jacuzzis and vast sun terraces.
Come discover Cabanas and its refined cuisine, customised tent service and idyllic beach setting.


text:
Sleepy Dolly Star Cushion - Pink/Yellow
If you wish, we can send you an email as soon as the product arrives back in stock. We respect your privacy and will keep your details secure. For more information about how we use your data, please see our Privacy Policy which also contains information about your privacy rights.
Product Story
Our Sleepy Dolly Star Cushions by French brand Rose in April are cute, soft and oh-so-huggable!
This one has pink piping and bright yellow cheeks, and looks beautiful wherever it is scattered, adding a magical, dreamy touch to your child's room.
Other colours available.
For Ages
Suitable for all ages.
Made From
100% cotton outer with polyester filling.
Product Care
Machine-washable at 30 degrees.
Delivery Info
Standard delivery (3-5 working days) is £3.95.
Express delivery (1-2 working days) is £5.95.
We offer free standard delivery on all orders over £75!
If you require guaranteed next working day delivery, please contact us by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Extra delivery charges may apply.
For destinations in the Scottish Highlands, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, delivery time is 3-5 working days and the delivery cost will be calculated at checkout.
Unfortunately due to high courier costs we are unable to offer free delivery to these areas.
Europe and International Destinations
The delivery cost will be calculated at checkout.
Approximate delivery times are 3-6 working days for Europe and 5-10 working days for the rest of the world.


text:
Libby was picking us up at 2:00. I thought about making it at 12:30, so I didn't have a lot of time.
When I went to get my ingredients together, the most important one was missing, the Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk. I went through my kitchen with a fine toothed comb trying to find it, but to no avail. Finally, I spied a can of Dulche de Leche.
Dulche de Leche is caramelized condensed milk. It will happen naturally if your can of milk is kept in a warm spot for a very, very long time, or you can make it by boiling it for four hours, or you can dispense with all that and buy it in a can. It is much thicker, very rich, and has a caramel flavor.
: Dulche de Leche Lemon Meringue Pie
- I Graham cracker crust
- 1 large or 2 small lemons
- 1 can Dulche de Leche
- 3 eggs, separated
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- Preheat the oven to 350. Have ready the graham cracker crust.
- Grate some of the lemon's rind and set it aside. Juice the lemon, being careful to remove any seeds.
- Put the Dulche de Leche into the bowl of a stand mixer. Add the eggs and mix together using the stand mixer. Add the lemon rind and mix.
- Slowly pour in the lemon juice, beating all the while. Be careful, as this might spray you. If it does, take your finger and lick it off!
- Pour the mixture into the prepared graham cracker crust, using a spatula to get all the goodness that sticks to the bowl.
- Clean the bowl with soap and water. Dry the bowl. It is extremely important that the bowl be clean. Eggs will not fluff up if there is even a speck of fat.
- Put the egg whites into the clean bowl and add the sugar. Beat at high speed until soft peaks form.
- Spoon the egg whites over the lemon mixture, being sure the go all the way to the edges.
- Put the pie into the oven and bake for about 10 minutes. Stay close as you will smell the meringue and you nose will tell you when it's time to look. Take the pie out of the oven when the top has nicely browned.
- Cool on a cake rack, then put in the refrigerator and cool for at least four hours before serving.
Quick notes
If you are pressed for time, you may put a cake rack in the bottom of your sink. Add cold water just up the cake rack, then put the pie on the cake rack. Slowly add water until it is almost at the rim of the pie. Let it sit in the water about 15 minutes, then remove the pie from the water. Put the rack in the freezer, and put the pie on the rack. Let it sit in the freezer for 15 minutes, and it should be cold enough to serve.
Preparation time: 5 minute(s)
Cooking time: 10 minute(s)
Number of servings (yield): 6
Culinary tradition: USA (Southern)
My rating
Copyright © The Good Plate.
Recipe by Adrienne Boswell.
Microformatting by hRecipe.


text:
Services OfferedRetirement Living+Retirement Living, or independent living as it's sometimes called, offers a worry-free lifestyle for seniors, with every convenience of home. Amenities like routine maintenance, scheduled transportation, daily events/activities and much more are included. Short-Term Rehabilitation+Many people require Short-Term Rehabilitation following a fall, surgery or hospital stay, before returning to their homes. Our staff works closely with patients and their families to ensure the best possible results, which means a smooth transition back to their home environment. Personal Care+Personal Care is residential care where individuals receive professional assistance with activities of daily living, such as bathing and personal hygiene, mobility assistance, wound care, preparation of special nutritional meals or diets, housekeeping, activities, laundry, spiritual care and more. Long-Term Nursing Care+Individuals in Long-Term Nursing Care typically require a higher level of around-the-clock care from various professionals, including a medical director, nurses, therapists, social workers, dietitians and many more. Memory Care+At Concordia of the South Hills, we understand the difficulty of caring for a loved one with a memory-impairing ailment, and were here to help with as much as possible even filling out the admission paperwork.
1300 Bower Hill Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15243
412-278-1300 or 1-877-220-7906


text:
(August 11, 2015, 8:27 PM EDT) -- TRENTON, N.J. — A New Jersey appeals panel on July 27 found that a lower court erred when it ordered two insurers to produce withheld and redacted documents in a Superstorm Sandy warehouse fire coverage dispute, reversing and remanding for the court to conduct a careful in camera inspection of the requested documents to determine if they are discoverable and, if so, protected by a privilege or other restrictions (Alden Leeds Inc. v. QBE Specialty Insurance Co., et al., No. A-2034-14T1, N.J. Super., App. Div.; 2015...
N.J. Panel: Court Abused Its Discretion In Ordering Insurers To Produce Documents
To view the full article, register now.
Try for FREE for fourteen days
Already a subscriber? Click here to login


text:
- Worldwide Rank #183,290,413
- Follower/Following Ratio 0.94
- Daily New Followers 0
. Twitter Stats
@0030804 - Tracking . Twitter profile since May 20, 2014
0030804's story
0030804, also known as @0030804 has a reasonably significant presence on Twitter and is ranked by us in the 30% percentile for account strength. Active on Twitter since May 2014, 0030804 made it to having a respectable 16 Twitter followers and to being ranked 183,290,413 for number of followers among all Twitter users.
The plot thickens when considering 0030804's follower-to-following ratio, which is 0.94.
From a tweeting perspective, @0030804 is a casual user, with an average of 0 tweet(s) per day in the past 30 days. That's pretty consistent with a total of 80 since @0030804 joined Twitter.
This account is tracked by us for quite some time now, actually since May 2014. As of August 18 2018 we track 290722354 Twitter accounts, so feel free to search for other accounts you're interested in and reveal their Twitter story!
. Tweets
@0030804 has posted 0 tweets in the last 15 days, which translates to an average of 0 tweets per day.
. Twitter Followers
@0030804 has 16 followers on Twitter.
This account is #183,290,413 in the worldwide rank of the most popular Twitter users.
. Following on Twitter
@0030804 is following 17 Twitter accounts.
Last month this account stopped following 2 users.
. Predictions & Milestones
@0030804 will hit 17 followers in the next 3 months, and 19 in one year.
You are on .'s Twitter stats page
We track these Twitter stats since May 20, 2014 . You can see how many followers . lost or gained and what the prediction is for tomorrow or the next 15 days, together with all kinds of other stats like rank compared to all Twitter users, tweets etc.
Why don't you give it a try and compare . to yourself ? Or if you are . get even more feature rich & up-to-date stats with our premium Twitter Stats.
Twitter Counter is the #1 Twitter stats site powered by Twitter. It all started in June 12, 2008 and we grew rather rapidly because of our Twitter Counter badge. The button is a nice small image that shows your visitors how many followers you have on Twitter. Within a year the button was on many many blogs around the world and we displayed more than 100 million buttons in one month. We track follower stats for over 290.722.354 users now.


text:
I've had this card for over three years and my Fico score pulled from this site is 810.
The card I had was if you spend $99.00 you get 3mons 0% interest and if you spend $299.00 you get 6mons 0% interest.
I really loved the card and never paid any interest on it in the three years I had it.
Friday I got a letter from Citi that reads.
We are writing to inform you that Citi MasterCard account #### will be closed as of Feb 25, 2010.
We are taking this action because we have decided to stop offering a Citi MasterCard with the feature of your account.
Our decision was not based on any information regarding your individual account or your credit standing.
We hope you consider other Citi credit cards for your ongoing needs visit www.citicards.com NO WAY WILL I GET ANOTHER CARD FROM THEM.
I loved that card but ran it through the sherder Friday night.
Call the Citi backdoor number and request a product change. If they are discontinuing that particular card or program....then see if they will let you change it over to one that isn't discontinued.
With 810 FICO and a 3 year perfect history, I would expect you to have a reasonably good chance of this. Then you get to keep the account open (under different cc product - maybe the CitiForward or something) and the history you have over the 3 years of the account.
Let us know. And if at first they say no....call back in a day or two.....then do so again until such time that you succeed.
Credit Scoring 101 - Tuscani * Guide to Common Abbreviations
Frequently Requested Threads * FICO High Achievers * FICO Score Estimator
I called and they said I would have to apply for a new card, which I don't need.
They said this type of card wasn't working out for them.
I said why because you aren't making any money. She said correct.
I only used it for the $299.00 or more purchases and used there money for 6 mons interest free.
Then paid it off in full. I could have paid cash for the item, but why?
I get 1.49% on my savings at Ally Bank at this piont, so I was making money.


text:
Brooking Collection of Period Architectural Detail, University of Greenwich
The University of Greenwich houses a proportion of the Brooking Collection of Period Architectural Detail at the Avery Hill Campus near Eltham, London SE9. This is not open to the public but is accessible through CPD short courses. These are tutored by Charles Brooking on the history of British architecture – doors, windows, staircases and cast iron. All enquiries 020 8331 9309
Charles Brooking, the founder of the Brooking Collection, has a small museum in Cranleigh Surrey which is open by appointment. Please telephone 01483 274203. This is also open on Heritage Open Days.
Venue Type:
Museum, Architecture centre
Currently closed - see below
Additional info
Please enquire about exact requirements for disabled access.
Brooking Collection of Period Architectural Detail, University of Greenwich
University of Greenwich
30 Park Row
Greater London
School of Architecture and Construction
020 8331 9309
020 8331 9105
- About
- | Collections
- | Map


text:
The Hour Trailer: Dominic West and a Fifties British Journalism Love Triangle
"Just because you're one of them, don't act like them."
BBC America is touting the upcoming series The Hour as a "riveting thriller," but the trailer looks much more like a Mad Men–Broadcast News hybrid. In a good way. The British series, which debuts here August 17, stars Dominic West, Ben Whishaw (who played John Keats in Bright Star), and Romola Garai (Emma in 2009's Emma mini-series) as the staff of a weekly news show. West plays Hector, the handsome lead anchor; Whishaw is Freddie, the ambitious upstart; and Garai is Bel, the up-and-coming producer. Come for Dominic West being all smarmy, stay for the inevitable mid-century modern furniture people love to drool over.


text:
"Summer shows at DPAM are Chicago-centric"
CHICAGO — Chicago artists are front and center in three shows at the DePaul Art Museum this summer. The first exhibition, which opens July 1, features artworks given to DePaul University from the Koffler Collection. Selected pieces by Dominick Di Meo, an artist whose paintings were profoundly influenced by his time in Chicago in the 1960s, will be on display beginning July 11. And, an exhibition of works by DePaul faculty will go on display July 25 in the museum on DePaul University's Lincoln Park Campus.
Gifts from the Koffler Collection
July 1 – Sept. 1
Samuel and Blanche Koffler became interested in local Chicago artists after moving from New York to Chicago in the 1950s. They started a foundation to buy works from Chicago artists and amassed a notable collection over the span of 40 years. Their support helped artists earn a living, and made a persuasive argument for the appreciation of regional art. In 2012, a generous gift of 95 paintings, prints and sculptures from the Koffler Collection was added to DePaul's permanent collection.
"They were really eclectic in their taste and they didn't just support one kind of artist. They believed in artists as a group, as a profession," said Louise Lincoln, director of the DePaul Art Museum.
Dominick Di Meo: Visionary Garden
July 11 – Sept. 1
Dominick Di Meo was a member of the "Monster Roster" — Chicago artists who in the mid-20th century developed a distinct approach to the human figure that incorporated a dark sense of humor. An important figure in the 1960s Chicago art circle, Di Meo moved to New York in 1968 after spending time in Italy.
"Some of his images suggest the influence of his Italian experience, a sense that he's walking on the past , an accumulation of people, things and history," Lincoln said.
DePaul Faculty Exhibition
July 25 – Sept. 29
From painting and photography to found-object sculpture and multimedia performance, these works by DePaul faculty demonstrate the strength and diversity of their professional practice and the breadth of their teaching.
Among the DePaul faculty artists are: Shiro Akiyoshi, Gagik Aroutiunian, Lisa Barcy, Marita Bolles, Jeff Carter, Tom Denlinger, Marcy Dinius, Nomi Epstein, Susan Giles, Steve Harp, Anna Henson, Randall Honold, Laura Kina, Jeff Kowalkowski, Zack Ostrowski, Bob Palmieri, Mary Ann Papanek-Miller, Keiler Roberts, Adam Schreiber, H. Peter Steves, Bibiana Suarez, Selina Trepp, Dolores Wilber, Chi Jang Yin and Mark Zlotkowski.
A reception including a live multimedia performance and an evening of film screenings is planned for September.
The DePaul Art Museum opened in its new $7.8 million three-story home in September 2011. The museum is open Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. For more information, call 773-325-7506 or visit http://museums.depaul.edu.
- See more at: http://newsroom.depaul.edu/NewsReleases/showNews.aspx?NID=2668#sthash.dpKaTS9S.dpuf


text:
IN LYON, on February 15th, the 'Plume Noire' anarchist bookstore and regional headquarters of the French Federation Anarchiste (FA) was plastered with fascist stickers with the slogan 'FN (National Front) youth, the rebel wave, the Le Pen wave'. This had never happened before in the area, a bastion of the far-left and the next night the significance of the act became clear.
At around 5am the bookshop was completely destroyed in an obviously well orchestrated incendiary attack. The windows were smashed, cans of petrol were poured in and set alight, and the wooden interior, stacked with books, caught flame quickly.
The perpetrators also set fires in the only exit doorway to the residential block above the book shop. The fascists not only attempted to burn down the book shop but also attempted to murder the building's occupants (mostly immigrants).
The FA believe they were attacked because"the anarchists have been the front-line of the opposition to the racist and nationalistic politics of the FN. In the defence of abortion rights, divorce and especially illegal immigrants where the anarchists have been often deserted by the traditional left wing parties who insist on differentiating between 'good and bad illegals'. In refusing to accept any controls on freedom of movement the anarchists have formed the only political pole which has refused to entertain any of the FN's racist ideas."
The following Saturday some 3,000 people marched through Lyon to protest this attack. Federation Anarchiste - Lyon reported on the march as follows. "The FA banner followed immediately behind the banner of unity and led a cortege of well over 1,000 people carrying scores of black flags which were complemented nicely by the red and black of the CNT union leading a cortege of some 600.
The first target was the traditional heartland of the far right in Lyon... the Nazis got to see 3,000 militants walking right past their doorsteps. This was important for us insofar as it demonstrated the failure of their attempts to intimidate us as well as showing our willingness to confront them on their own territory.
There was a fair collection of disgruntled faces lining the streets, not least the policemen outside the commissariat who received massive choruses of 'Vigipirate,(the repressive security plan) Terrorisme d'Etat'. After passing through the quarter the march came to a halt outside the Museum of the Resistance ....while the various spokespeople read out their messages of solidarity then all rose to their feet, fists in the air, to the rendition of 'A Las Barricadas'."
This attack followed on from the French National Front's victory on February 9th in the Vitrolles municipal election. In the 1980's and early 1990's the French far-right was able to grow on the basis of the racist consensus created by all the major parties of the left and right that 'immigration was a problem'.
But for fascism to come to power it requires the backing of the bosses, it requires their money and the protection of their courts, their police and their army. The bosses will only offer fascism this backing when they are faced with a militant working class they cannot suppress by other means.
Since the December strike wave of 1995 however the working class has continued to assert itself in strikes and occupations, directed in particular at preventing the cuts in the social wage required by the Maastricht protocol. French anarchists have been to the fore of many of these struggles, and it is for this reason that the Fascists have targeted them in particular.
The French anarchist weekly paper, 'Le Monde Libertaire', is being sued by the National Front for libel. But in France as elsewhere, although the fascists are not slow to use the state against the left, they are also resorting to more direct methods.
In Spain today the anarchists have also come under attack. On March 5th an arson attack totally destroyed the CGT (anarcho-syndicalist union) offices in Segovia. All over Europe the fascists are trying to prove their usefulness to the bosses. By targeting anarchism they are trying to get rid of the bosses most effective opposition.
This growth of fascism in the 1990's is being fuelled by the nature of capitalism itself, in particular its need to drive down down working and living conditions in advance of European Union under the Maastricht treaty. As working class opposition to this mounts fascism can play two useful roles for the bosses: it seeks to distract a section of the working class from the real enemy by suggesting immigrants are responsible for declining conditions on the one hand, on the other it physically attacks those who are organising working class resistance.
The burning of meeting places was the first step of the fascists in Italy, after this came kidnappings and murders and, when the fascists came to power, arrests and prison against the continuing anarchist resistance. Many of those forced into exile in the early 1920's went on to fight the fascists in Germany and then in Spain.
When they were defeated in Spain this body of international anti-fascist fighters were interned by the French, but many escaped and went on to set up resistance groups. Others were forced into labour battalions by the Vichy government where they sabotaged production. One example is the case of the Barage de la Aigle Dam, where anarchists sabotaged roads and tunnels needed in its construction, and later formed the core of a 200 strong armed resistance group.
With the allied invasion these groups could emerge into the open, indeed the whole area south of the Loire and west of the Rhone was liberated by resistance groups. It's estimated that 6,000 Spanish guerrillas were involved in the liberation of Toulouse, much to De Gaulle's fear that they were"still imbued with the revolutionary spirit they had brought from beyond the Pyrenees"
Others joined the various allied armies where they stole and hid guns for resuming the struggle against the Franco dictatorship in Spain after the war. The liberation of Paris saw 4,000 Spaniards fighting in the Maquis and another 3,200 in the French 2nd armoured division, many of whom were veterans of the anarchist Durruti column/26th Division that fought Franco in Spain.
Indeed the anti-fascist struggle in Spain continued after the war into the 1950's, despite the fact that the allied intelligence agencies handed over their lists of Spanish agents to Franco, many of whom were then killed or imprisoned. And right up to Franco's death in 1976 there were sporadic attempts to assass-inate him by the anarchists who were still active.
A feature of this six decades long struggle against European fascism is that for most of this struggle the anarchists were alone. Anarchists recognised straight away that the state would not fight fascism but would support it. They recognised that in order to stop fascist violence, violence would have to be used against the fascists.
In 1920 in Italy, for instance, when the anti-fascist alliance Arditi del Popolo emerged to physically fight the fascists, anarchists were often its organisers. Many militant socialists and communists joined, but their party bureaucracies tried to sabotage the Arditi del Popolo with slanders. In August 1921 the Socialist Party agreed a 'Pact of Pacification' with the fascists that disarmed the workers movement materially and psychologically in the face of the growing violence of fascist gangs.
Not only were anarchist resistance groups denied arms by the 'Allies' during the war, but they were censored in the Allied controlled areas when the invasion happened, and those jailed before 1943 for fighting fascism were kept in jail after the war by the 'democratic' state.
One clear lesson that emerges from this period is that the fight against fascism cannot be won by the work of 'heroic militants' once fascism has received the backing of capitalism and the state. In Italy, Germany or Spain nothing short of a revolution would have defeated fascism. As in every other case, a successful revolution would have required that the working class as a whole mobilised against the state and the fascist gangs and collectively crushed them.
In Europe today we have not yet reached that stage, but if working class combativity continues it would seem inevitable that larger and larger sections of the boss class will look to fascism as an antidote. In recognition of this our struggle against fascism today, while uniting as broad a layer as possible, has to spread the need for revolutionary change throughout the working class as a whole.
Andrew Flood


text:
The program director of KMBZ radio in Kansas City says the station has no choice but to air commercials with racially biased and anti-Semitic claims from a write-in candidate for the U.S. Senate from Missouri.
The ads — which began on the station last week — are from Glenn Miller, a Springfield man who once ran the White Patriot Party. He's been described by the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Ala., as a white supremacist and former paramilitary organizer.
One of Miller's ads, aired during the Darla Jaye talk show program in the evening, urges whites to "take their country back" and disparages Jews and nonwhites.
The Missouri secretary of state's office said Miller has filed required papers to qualify as a write-in candidate in the 2010 Senate race.
Under Federal Communications Commission rules and federal law, a "legally qualified candidate" must be given reasonable, uncensored access to broadcast airtime if he or she can pay the cost.
"The company is required by federal law to run these spots and to do so without any edits," said KMBZ program director Neil Larrimore. "Our hands are tied."
Larrimore said Miller has purchased airtime on at least one other local station.
To read the complete article, visit www.kansascity.com.


text: Trans Lifeline Beyond Binary: Non-Conforming Members of LGBTQ+ Community Seeking Recognition By Christopher Thomas • Jun 10, 2016 Zazzle (Trans Flag Gifts) House Bill 2 has brought seldom discussed matters – especially rural parts of the nation like Eastern North Carolina – to the forefront. Namely, sexuality and gender identity. For our "Beyond Binaries" series, Chris Thomas speaks to locals residents who find themselves outside of traditional, socio-economic demographics. Sexuality and gender identity is getting confusing. New labels, definitions, and even pronouns seem to emerge daily.


text:
Premier Service
Airtel is very delighted to welcome you to Airtel Tanzania's Exclusive Premier Programme, a unique initiative designed to specially look after all your mobile telecommunication needs. At Airtel, we value the existing relationship we have with you and we are passionate about delighting you even more.
Tariff Plan
Stay in touch with friends and family at one great price.
Airtel office in a box
Specially made for you! SMS Offers, Special Rates, Internet Bundles and much more...
Get the latest job alerts, buy cars and get the latest housing information with Airtel classifieds.
Airtel Football
Get live updates, scores, new, stats, player profiles from the English Premier league, Spanish La Liga, UEFA Champions League and world football on your mobile devices...
Content Services
Add a little life to your phone with a world of exciting mobile content. Receive the latest on your topics of interest from sports and news to music and lifestyle.


text:
Allow Me to Tell You Why Giving Yourself Your First Brazilian Is a Terrible Idea
It's basically SAW: Beauty Edition.
I am not a crafty person, not really. For one, I lack the patience for a lot of crafts, and for two, I have a strange need for the things I make to be functional.
The craft I know best is sewing, because it is relatively quick (I can produce a dress in a day or two) and extremely functional (I can wear said dress), but even that has fallen by the wayside over the past couple of years, until the only time I haul out the sewing machine is right before the holidays, and only to make gifts.
All of that said, I continue to be very fond of admiring the crafts of others. There's something compelling about viewing a work that obviously took a lot of time and dedication to complete, whether it's a piece of art in a museum or an old-fashioned sampler on a modest household wall. I think I admire these things all the more given my own lack of commitment to making them.
You won't find many old-fashioned samplers in the book I'm talking about here. "Hoopla: The Art of Unexpected Embroidery" comes to us from Leanne Prain, co-author of the bestselling 2009 book "Yarn Bombing." Prain seems to have a knack for seeking out unusual crafters and their unusual crafts.
"Hoopla" is a wonderfully thorough collection of needlework both relatively straightforward and outright mind-bending, from pixel art to portraiture.
This is not simply a lushly illustrated book of patterns, although there are bunches of those (including a cross-stitched MetroCard pouch, a pair of nipple doilies, and a "love gun" that asks, "Do you believe in love at first sight, or should I walk by again?"), not to mention lots of info on techniques and tools.
Prain has also collected interviews with some truly fascinating (and inspiring, to those of you with more motivation than I) needle-wielding geniuses, some of them quirky artists with wild imaginations, and some social justice radicals using needlework to express their politics.
"Hoopla" looks at embroidery through a lens that sees its value as a decorative art, as a source and means of personal reflection, and as a subversive action, from "tattooed" baby dolls, to thread-embellished family photographs, to careful reproductions of prison life. This book is a marvelous treasure of needle arts even for someone like me, who will probably never pick up the tools to make any of it.
The extra awesome part? You can get a copy of Hoopla yourself, for free. Just leave me a comment below telling me about the last time you used a needle and thread. I'll announce the winner next week. (Unfortunately, this giveaway is limited to folks in North America only -- sorry, friends in the UK and elsewhere!)


text:
NEW RELEASE: Daughter seeks revenge on her mother's murderer in A Bird That Doesn't Sing
Before the winter doldrums can strike, we're bringing you the new revenge melodrama A Bird That Doesn't Sing (also known as A Bird That Doesn't Cry) to liven up the dreariness! Starring Hong Ah Reum and Oh Hyun Kyung, this family daily drama will have you on the edge of your seat, pressing the play button again and again. Take a look!
For insurance money to the tune of 10 billion won, Cheong Mi Ja (Oh Hyun Kyeong) coldly murders the mother figure and role model of Oh Ha Nui (Hong Ah Reum). With nothing else left to lose, Ha Nui transforms her grief into an unstoppable path of revenge.
Press Conference
Script Reading
I have a feeling this will be a thrilling drama you won't soon forget!
Watch Now


text:
Austin continues its counter-cyclical real estate market. While National News is about increasing inventories, slower new home starts and slumping prices, we continue to march ahead with a very robust real estate market.
This news clip below is from today's Austin Business Journal.
Source: Austin Business Journal
Housing starts in the Austin market increased 24 percent in the second quarter of 2006, according to the Austin office of Residential Strategies Inc.
The quarter saw 4,171 new starts. Annual starts climbed to almost 17,000 units.
Most of the growth came from homes priced above $200,000, a sector of the market that increased 55 percent. Starts under $150,000 fell by more than 5 percent. Starts in the $150,000 to $200,000 price point increased by about 20 percent.
The firm also reported that Austin had an 18-month lot supply. The median new home price for the local market was almost $190,000 for the year ending in second quarter 2006.
I've encountered this scenario on repeated occasions now. My Buyer is interested in an over-priced listing. It's WAY over-priced – by about $20 per square foot, or about 15%. I am unable to find sales comps that even come close to justifying the list price, but my Buyer likes the place so I try to obtain further information from the listing agent. The property is listed by a Discount Broker. Over-priced listings are, in my experienced, disproportionately represented by Discount Brokers. That seems counter-intuitive to me, but it's what I've observed. You'd think the Seller would use some of the "commission savings" to set a competitive price, but that's not what we commonly see.
I email the listing agent and the conversation goes exactly as follows:
Sylvia received a call today from an Austin home owner she met with last week. He called to thank her for coming out to discuss selling his house, and told her he has decided to go with another agent – one who is going to list the home for a 1% commission and offer a 2% commission to Buyer's agents via the MLS.
For this Seller, a discounted commission was important, and he was up front about that requirement when he met with Sylvia. We don't offer a discount program, so we did not win the assignment. Are we angry at the Seller or at the Discount Agent? No. Would we discount our commission to this Seller if we had it to do over again and could obtain the listing? No. That isn't our business model.
We only know full service, full tilt real estate and we are good at that level of service. We don't know how to give anything less. For example, there is no way I could bring myself to place only 1 photo in an MLS listing and charge extra for additional photos, as many of the Discount Brokers do via their "Unbundled Services" or "Ala Carte" programs. I'd actually be embarrassed to have my listings show only 1 photo. Photos are very important, as are virtual tours, because of the number of out of town buyers who select candidate properties online. We are simply not mentally oriented toward a partial, or limited service approach, and we are willing to leave that segment of the market to those agents who see value in this approach.
Do we think this Seller made a mistake by hiring a Discount Realtor? No. Well, we hope not. We wish for nothing other than a fast sale at top dollar for his home. We are not offended or hurt that he chose a Discount Broker over us. We understand that he wanted a service product that we don't sell, and that's ok. Real Estate customers do have choices, regardless of what we read in the news media and hear from consumer groups.
But this scenario provides a perfect opportunity to further discuss how real estate commissions work, and what might happen with this listing when it hits the Austin MLS with a 2% Buyer Agent commission instead of the more commonly seen 3%. Will the 2% Buyer Agent commission make the home harder to sell? Maybe – but not for the reasons most people assume.
Below is an article I saw on CNN/Money. The debate is whether Realtors fix commissions and lobby for laws that make it harder for Discount Brokers to offer services. I'm not happy to see politicians involved in this debate. It is humorous that politicians, who perform shameful funny-business with money more than any other class of people, feel qualified to scrutinize the appropriateness of the compensation structure of the highly competitive real estate industry. The real estate industry is already very highly regulated by laws designed to protect the public, and the real estate business is extremely competitive. Ask any of the thousands of agents who wash out of the business each year.
The current system works well. Buyers and Sellers can, with little difficulty, find Realtors who are willing to negotiate lower commissions, or offer Limited Service arrangements, if that is what the Seller or Buyer deems most important with the agent they hire. There is no price fixing. We don't blacklist Discount Broker listings as some suggest. (I'm going to write a separate blog article on the fallacy of this assertion)
We have several Discount Realtors in Austin (search Google for "Austin Discount Realtor" if you'd like to consider hiring one). These companies and agents have captured little market share in Austin though. For example, the most visible Discount Broker in Austin, One Percent Realty, ironically, has 1% Market Share in Austin. This despite massive media advertising by One Percent, including a barrage of radio ads that disparage traditional full service Realtors and portray us as sleazy, greedy money-grubbers who drive BMWs and own Power Boats. See the One Percent TV ads on the One Percent Website. Their marketing stategy seems to be a combination of stirring ill will toward traditional Realtors, and promising big savings to potential customers.
The owner of any business must decide what his unique selling proposition will be. Realtors are no different. Some attract customers with lower fees; some with exceptional service; some with unique and specialized market knowledge; others have very effective brand identity and marketing campaigns. Some industries do limit competition and create barriers to entry (the medical profession for example), but there is perhaps no business easier to enter than real estate. In Texas, two to six weeks of classes will qualify most people to take the real estate exam. More than half of those who take the test flunk the first try, but most pass by the third attempt.
Real Estate customers are free to select from a vast sea of agents who want to earn your business. I'm going to write more about this subject later on, but for now, the article below does a pretty good job of outlining what people are saying about this topic.
July 26 2006:
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — The fight over competition in the real estate industry went to a new battlefield this week as representatives of consumer groups, brokers and government agencies clashed before a House subcommittee.
Few participants pulled any punches.
When representing a Buyer or a Seller in a real estate transaction, REALTORS® must, among other things, abide by the Realtor Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice. Article I of the code begins with:
"When representing a buyer, seller, landlord, tenant, or other client as an agent, REALTORS® pledge themselves to protect and promote the interests of their client. This obligation to the client is primary, but it does not relieve REALTORS® of their obligation to treat all parties honestly."
A common challenge we have as agents is deciding what to do when we know that the agent on the other side of the deal is committing a screw-up that might cost the other agent's client money, but doesn't necessarily jeapordize the deal. This happens quite often in fact. Agents we've dealt with in transactions often misinterpret the language of the contract, don't fully understand what their client is agreeing to, miscount the days in an Option Period, and, in general, commit errors or omissions in their representation of the other party that benefit our client.
Does Article I of the Code of Ethics say that we have to point these things out to the other agent? No. Article I says we have to treat all parties honestly, but we do not have to educate and train the other agent on how to best represent their client, nor do we have to ask if they understand what they are doing, or determine if they are competent. Sometimes, however, the lines become very difficult to draw. Let me give you some examples.
In the mid-1980's I worked as an Interior Designer. Every once in awhile I run into designers I knew when I was in that business. Last week I decided to add a few window treatments to my home and called a designer that was referred to me by a sales agent at a model home. I called the designer and set an appointment and sure enough when I saw her face I knew her! It was Jeannine from my past life as a designer.
As we were looking at my windows she asked me some tips on "staging homes for sale" because she has been asked to help people stage homes for sale but has never done this. As I rattled off the list of things I do, Steve – who was standing there – said "you should write a blog on that!" He's been encouraging me to start adding blog articles to our website, so here we go – my first blog ever!


text:
14 results for
Lights & Reflective
4 out of 5 stars.54
5 out of 5 stars.52
5 out of 5 stars.51
5 out of 5 stars.51
5 out of 5 stars.51
Very brightThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Ian845 months ago
Got this light for both my bike & one for my girlfriends as well. I like that the headlight is rechargeable, which was the major buying point for me. I have a different tail light so I cannot really post any opinion on it. The headlight though, very bright & well worth it versus the other lights available at the store
Bright lightsThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Gregm10 months ago
I have had this set about a month.I love them so far.Great to have a rechargeable headlight,sorry Duracell, Man both front and rear lights are bright,can't say enough! I feel safer with this set.I ride at 5am it's dark and people don't care.Rear light illuminates like the expensive laser lights.Love em,love am thank bell for anothe great product
- Read more about this product
Can't Go Wrong!!This reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Gordon2 months ago
These are by far an accessory that every bike should have if you ride at night. Great quality and super bright. Easy install.I only installed one but I like them so much I'm going to add one or two more.
Light Up The NightThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Mr Tiy6 months ago
Mount These Babies On The Lower Frame Of A Bike And Others Will See You A Mile Away! I Also Leave Em Turned On While The Bike Is On My Trunk Rack At Night Which So Far Is Preventing Drivers Behind Me From Running Into Me Because Of The Brightness Of The High Intensity Light Pointing Down At The Pavement.
- Read more about this product
bike lightThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.deboo72 years ago
very good light is bright it lasts and wont come loose or fall over eny bumps!!
- Read more about this product
Light Your Way!This reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Nicole5 months ago
I bought these lights since I occasionally cycle in the evening. They are great! There is no way that I cannot be seen by other cyclists and motorists. I feel safe with these lights!
- Read more about this product
Good light, nice and brightThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Chend3 months ago
This is a good bike light, or flashlight in general. It is bright enough on the low setting you can save some battery life by running it on the low setting. Not having to worry about batteries is nice too and I charge my light after about four 1 hour rides. It's nice too that the button on the light glows red when it's low so you know to charge it before your next ride.
- Read more about this product


text:
S Club Seeing Double
A media consultant gets the urge to answer a ringing phone in a New York City phone booth--and soon desperately wishes he'd passed it by instead.
As Phone Booth not-so-subtly points out, most folks these days spend a great deal of time on the phone--so much so that the compulsion to answer even a random ringing phone is sometimes just too hard to pass up. Such is the fate of one Stu Shepard (Colin Farrell), a smooth-talking PR rep, who revels in his self-serving, unethical existence. He prefers to wheel and deal on his cell phone while pacing the streets of New York but uses a public phone booth for the calls he doesn't want wife Kelly (Radha Mitchell) to find out about, like the special one he wants to make to Pam (Katie Holmes), a wannabe actress he's trying to get in the sack. Yet, on this particular afternoon, the pay phone rings--and being the phone junkie he is, Stu answers it. Biiiig mistake. The caller turns out to be a serial killer with a sniper rifle who tells Stu he'll be shot dead if he hangs up the phone. Of course, Stu thinks it's a sick joke at first, but after the sniper kills someone near the booth, Stu is suddenly thrust into a hellish game of cat and mouse with the unseen gunman. Eventually, the police arrive, led by senior officer Captain Ramey (Forest Whitaker), who first mistake Stu for the crazy shooter. Soon, however, Ramey, his team, Kelly and even Pam become ensnared in the sniper's web--and only Stu can save them by digging deep into his soul and coming clean, ultimately outwitting the killer at his own game.
That this is pretty much a one-man show is a given--and Farrell bears the weight of it on his shoulders quite well. The Irish actor has a certain reckless-yet-oh-so-vulnerable approach towards his craft, which he uses to full benefit in Phone Booth. Stu goes from cocky bravado to gut-wrenching defenselessness in one fell swoop and even though his character's dialogue gets heavy-handed about what a schmuck he has been, Farrell manages to make it all believable. As the sniper, Kiefer Sutherland is menacing and sardonic as he goads Stu into his confessions, but the baddie never comes off as evil as you would like him to be. Of the supporting players, only Whitaker stands out as the police captain who is thankfully a lot smarter than he first appears to be. Holmes and Mitchell, on the other hand, have the tedious tasks of playing ''the women'' and neither are able to rise above their thankless parts.
Phone Booth had some difficulties making it to the big screen. Originally, From Hell's Allan and Albert Hughes were attached to direct with a varying list of A-list actors attached to star at different times, including Will Smith and Jim Carrey. Eventually, the film fell into director Joel Schumacher's lap in 2000, and (after Carrey dropped out) he cast newcomer Farrell, with whom the director had just worked in Tigerland. Twentieth Century Fox at last was able to set a November 2002 release date--but then came the horrifying real-life events last October where two snipers in the Washington, D.C., area randomly killed several people, and the studio decided to postpone the release due to those sensitive circumstances. Now that the film is finally coming out, the wait seems to have paid off since a) Farrell has become a bona-fide star in the meantime with The Recruit and Daredevil under his belt, and b) Phone Booth is just as fresh and visually stimulating as if it was made yesterday. Schumacher shot the film in 10 days because he knew he had to pull out all the stops to sell the concept of having the action revolve around one guy standing in a phone booth. The result is an excellent fast-paced film which uses a split-screen style to tell the story--and keep the movie's--and the audience's--adrenaline pumping throughout.
Bottom Line
Powered by a hard-hitting performance from Colin Farrell, Phone Booth will keep you riveted to your seat--and make you turn that darn cell phone off, for a little while at least.


text:
Chesterfield College is seeking to establish a framework with one experienced and established supplier for its Writing system and display systems requirements at Chesterfield College. (Display Boards).
Chesterfield College are looking to replace and upgrade their current writing system and display systems throughout the College. Writing system and display systems will be replaced on an ad hoc basis over the next four years. (to you and me, that is display boards / notice boards)
The majority of the works will be at the main site being Chesterfield College, Infirmary Road, Chesterfield, other potential sites include Clowne S43 4JY, Tapton S41 0TD and some other small sites within a short distance of chesterfield town centre.
The duration of the agreement shall be for a Four year period on a 2+2 basis.
Value of the contracts is £10k and they have declared it suitable for SME's to apply. The deadline for the tender is 2nd December and the reference is CC/2011/1039.
If you want to register for this tender you need to register here which takes you to their procurement portal.
Good luck!


text:
Dr. Robert Grafton has practiced plastic and reconstructive surgery in Michigan since 1993 and was previously an instructor at Michigan State University ( Hurley Medical Center ). Dr. Grafton earned his medical degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 1979 and his post-graduate training includes residencies in General Surgery at Hurley Medical Center and in Plastic Surgery at the Health Science Center and the Health Sciences Centre in Manitoba .
Dr. Grafton has been practicing Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy for over ten years on thousands of patients. Dr. Grafton has completed the A4M Integrative Medical Residency, the Sottopelle Therapy training for use of pellets in HRT and the CENEGENICS Age Management Training Program.


text:
Orbitsound M9 review - powerful, high-quality system that works well as part of your living room home-entertainment setup
Orbitsound's T9 and T12 speaker systems have proved popular with both iOS users and people who want to use them as soundbars with their television sets.
The new Orbitsound M9 sticks with that winning formula and looks very similar to its predecessor. Like the T9, it consists of a compact soundbar that measures just 300mm wide, 90mm high and 100mm deep, and which can sit comfortably on a shelf or be tucked under your TV. That's accompanied by a larger subwoofer unit to go on the floor.
There are a few key differences, though. The M9 abandons the old iPod dock and opts for Bluetooth wireless instead. The subwoofer is wireless too, and has been designed to reduce latency and ensure that it syncs properly with the main soundbar. And in addition to Bluetooth, the M9 includes three separate inputs for wired connections – 3.5mm line-in, stereo RCA and optical – so you can connect it to a TV or other device.
The result is pretty impressive. The large subwoofer provides really strong bass output, and there's a separate volume control on the subwoofer, so you can adjust the bass for different types of music. Higher frequencies are clear and detailed, and the M9 boasts a thunderous 200W total output. We could barely push it to 80 percent of maximum volume in our offices before it became uncomfortably loud, so it'll certainly work well for parties or as part of a home cinema system when watching movies.
The M9 is a full £100 more expensive than the T9, and it'll be complete overkill if you just want a compact speaker for your bedroom. However, it's great value if you're looking for a powerful, high-quality system that you can use as part of the home-entertainment setup in your living room.


text:
CKW Tech is a cutting-edge Web Development and Online Marketing company located in Torrance, California offering affordable custom website design and development, eCommerce website development, SEO services, logo design, and online marketing solutions. We specialize in database (Microsoft Access, SQL) development and maintenance, web application development, CRM tools, and WordPress development. We work with businesses throughout the US.
The CKW Tech philosophy is to develop websites, web applications mommy, and online marketing solutions that achieve results.
We will provide you with everything you need to succeed online: Attract new leads, build your brand, bring in more customers and unlock your profit potential. We are the obvious choice for businesses for web development and online marketing solutions.
We are an award winning web development company that builds results-driven websites for businesses of all sizes. Our services range from custom website design and development to eCommerce website development to full online marketing solutions that drive targeted traffic and sales for our clients. We help clients in the United States with web development, website design, search engine optimization and online marketing services.
We offer solutions to our clients which are custom-tailored to suit their goals, vision and mission. We serve businesses and organizations of all sizes and offer affordable rates.
Take a look at our Services to see how we can help your business be more profitable and successful. Request a quote for our web development and online marketing services today.


text:
CNA tests are administered at secured, proctored testing sites that are designated by the Nursing Board of the state giving the test. A list of testing sites can generally be found on the website of the company administering the test or by contacting the state nursing board.Continue Reading
A CNA test is the exam given to earn certification to work as nursing assistant. The requirements to become a certified nursing assistant are set at the state level and may vary somewhat. However, most states require candidates to complete a training program or class before taking a CNA exam. Some courses include the administration of the exam.Learn more about Career Aspirations


text:
When you've got to put down that page-turner, you'll be glad to see this beautifully reproduced work of art marking where you left off. This bookmark features Eduard Charlemont's (Austrian, 1848–1906) The Moorish Chief on textured canvas.
About the painting:
The exotically elusive yet strongly suggestive effect of this picture is demonstrated by the migration of its title. Shown at the Paris Salon in 1878 as The Guardian of the Seraglio, it was purchased by John G. Johnson in 1892 as The Alhambra Guard and published by him in 1914 as The Moorish Chief, the name that has stuck. Thus from its earliest days something about this image of a commanding black man, sword bared, who stands before a space modeled on the Alhambra in Spain, impelled both a clarification of his role and an elevation of his rank. Only part of Eduard Charlemont's career was given over to the popular genre of "Orientalist" painting, which represented subjects drawn from North Africa and the Middle East. Perhaps it was his Austrian background that spawned a kind of overripe hot-house style in his work that saved him from falling into the all-too-conventional drawing-room titillation that plagued Orientalism.
Printed canvas
Made in Spain
3" x 8"
There are no reviews yet. Be first to
Write a Review.


text:
Clients we have
worked with...
Client Testimonials...
"Michael and his staff were fantastic from our first
conversation through to the completion of our website.
The attitude displayed and levels of professionalism
were exceptional, the project was delivered on time
and the results were exactly what I wanted. I would
happily recommend them."
Jamie Hemingway
Copyright © 2005
- 2013 Michael
Associates Ltd. All Right Reserved.
charter | privacy
policy | disclaimer | careers | press | green
policy | accessibility | site
website design . web programming . web hosting .
graphic design .
digital publishing . email marketing . digital online consultancy


text:
RAHWAY—Third grade students at Franklin School in Rahway are in the process of studying all about the solar system. Students learned interesting facts the planets, the sun and even observed the moon.
Pictured here, students worked in groups to recreate a scale model of the solar system using chalk on the playground.
Connect with NJTODAY.NET
Join NJTODAY.NET's free Email List to receive occasional updates delivered right to your email address!


text:
- The "UpUpDownDown" Madden tournament continues in this new video with The Miz taking on Jimmy Uso.
Did you enjoy tonight's #HIAC?— WWE (@WWE) October 31, 2016
- Former WWE star The Brooklyn Brawler noted on Twitter last night that he was in a bad car accident before Hell In a Cell. He tweeted:
Nearly killed tonight in a car accident, do you want to talk #HellinACell #RealityCheck @WWE— Brooklyn Brawler (@brawlerreal) October 31, 2016
Follow Marc Middleton on Twitter at @this_is_marc. Got a news tip or correction? Send it to us by clicking here.


text:
Stopping Traffic And Cavities: New FireFly® Ready Go Brush™ Drives Healthy Habits, No Driver's License Required
Feb 20, 2013, 09:00 EST
BUENA PARK, Calif., Feb. 20, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Kids are always on the "go" and it shows when they speed through the important act of brushing teeth. But the "rush hour" rued by dentists everywhere is about to be a thing of the past, courtesy of Dr. Fresh LLC.
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130220/LA62589-a)
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130220/LA62589LOGO-b)
FireFly, the only oral care brand focused solely on kids and maker of the number one selling FireFly® kids light-up timer toothbrush – has introduced the new FireFly Ready Go Brush™. This novel toothbrush is a fun and motivational tool that "times" kids to make sure they brush the dentist-recommended 60 seconds per arch. It has a flashing light that changes from green for "go" to yellow for "halfway there" to red for "finished." As a bonus, the brush has a suction cup holder that allows it to be stored upright and hygienically, making sure it does not collide with other toothbrushes or germs on the bathroom counter.
The toothbrush is a fun and colorful presence at the sink as well as a teaching tool that helps kids develop a healthy routine. Fledgling brushers will be entertained by the colorful green-yellow-red flashing "stoplight" motif, which is easily activated at the touch of a button. Parents will love the reduction in counter clutter offered by the suction cup handle, not to mention not having to nag kids to brush their teeth. The brush features soft, high quality Dupont Tynex bristles that are effective yet gentle on delicate young gums, and a child-friendly ergonomic design. Kids can choose among Barbie™*, Angry Birds, Marvel's Spider- Man or FireFly Ready Go toothbrushes.
"Any parent knows kids hate to brush, and that, often they don't. By combining a mesmerizing and educational 'stop light' mechanism with the biggest names in kids' entertainment, the Ready Go Brush makes brushing fun and helps children build routine," says Geoff Carroll, Chief Marketing Officer at Dr. Fresh LLC.
For extra tooth brushing success, pair the Ready Go Brush™ with the new FireFly Fluoride Foam Toothpaste. Both launch in early 2013 from Dr. Fresh LLC. The foam toothpaste can be squirted directly into the mouth, avoiding mess on the sink caused by traditional toothpaste spills. The application method, combined with the foam texture, helps kids brush hard-to-reach areas.
"This unique pairing from Dr. Fresh provides families with a total early childhood oral care package designed to create healthy routines for life," says Carroll.
FireFly Ready Go Brushes are American Dental Association (ADA) Accepted and will retail for $3.49 at Target, Kroger and Meijer stores. www.fireflytoothbrush.com
About Dr. Fresh LLC
Dr. Fresh LLC (www.drfresh.com), one of the fastest growing oral care companies in the U.S., is the developer of over 250 different quality and cost-effective personal care products. Established in 1998, Dr. Fresh offers quality personal care products including its top-selling FireFly® flashing toothbrush for kids, Reach® advanced toothbrushes providing superior cleaning for hard to reach places, and Binaca® breath freshening products. With broad international business, Dr. Fresh maintains manufacturing facilities in the U.S, China and India. From molding to packaging, all production procedures are carried out in-house with state of the art machinery to maintain the highest standard of quality control, producing over 100 million toothbrushes per annum.
* BARBIE and associated trademarks and trade dress are owned by, and used under license from, Mattel, Inc. © 2013
SOURCE Dr. Fresh LLC


text:
Choose Download Location
Eye Dropper 3.01
You have chosen to download Eye Dropper 3.01. Check the file details to make sure this is the correct program and version, and that your operating system is supported.
Download Details
- Operating Systems 98 / NT / 2k / Me
- File Name eyedropper301.zip
- MD5 Hash 2dd22f9de191f8c5070b427493642ba2
- File Size 27.17 KB
In order to make the download process as fast for you as possible, this file exists on several Tucows Downloads servers around the world. Please choose the location closest to you from which to download the file.