text:
PRP is under clinical development by Propanc Biopharma and currently in Phase I for Malignant Mesothelioma. According to GlobalData, Phase I drugs for Malignant Mesothelioma have a 74% phase transition success rate (PTSR) indication benchmark for progressing into Phase II. GlobalData's report assesses how PRP's drug-specific PTSR and Likelihood of Approval (LoA) scores compare to the indication benchmarks. Buy the report here.
GlobalData tracks drug-specific phase transition and likelihood of approval scores, in addition to indication benchmarks based off 18 years of historical drug development data. Attributes of the drug, company and its clinical trials play a fundamental role in drug-specific PTSR and likelihood of approval.
PRP overview
PRP is under development for the treatment of solid tumors such as pancreatic, ovarian cancer, melanoma, colorectal cancer, gastric, prostate, Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, Mesothelioma, Neuro-endocrine tumor, NSCLC, gastrointestinal cancer such as bowel, abdomen cancer, colon, breast, small-cell carcinoma, renal and bladder. . The drug candidate is administered through intravenous, intratumoral injection and rectal route as suppository. It is a formulation of proteolytic proenzymes comprising amylase and the proenzymes of trypsinogen and chymotrypsinogen. PRP activates E-Cadherin and beta-Catenin expression.
Propanc Biopharma overview
Propanc Biopharma is a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company, which manufactures products for the treatment of metastatic, pancreatic, ovarian and colorectal cancers. The company's lead product candidate, PRP, a once-a-day intravenous formulation of two pancreatic proenzymes, trypsinogen and chymotrypsinogen, helps block the recurrence of tumor and metastasis. PRP curtails tumor growth by curbing cancer cell migration and suppressing tumor blood vessel formation, and ultimately causing cell death. Its pipeline products PRP is in preclinical stage and POP1 is in research stage. The company has its operations in Australia and the US. Propanc Biopharma is headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
For a complete picture of PRP's drug-specific PTSR and LoA scores, buy the report here.
Premium Insights
The gold standard of business intelligence.
Blending expert knowledge with cutting-edge technology, GlobalData's unrivalled proprietary data will enable you to decode what's happening in your market. You can make better informed decisions and gain a future-proof advantage over your competitors.


text:
In PLAXIS Input and PLAXIS Output you can access the Command reference under the Help menu. In order to query information on a command or an object, a search field is provided at the top-right side of the window.
In the PLAXIS 2D 2018.00 version, the search field is giving an error saying:Couldn't load index for 'Input commands reference' located at '../input_commands'
Error message in the browser
The results of the search are shown only if you press OK on this popup error window.
The error appears due to a typo in the import command for the Input program and a JavaScript file that is provided in the Plaxis installation.
This issue is resolved in PLAXIS 2D 2018.01.
If you encounter this problem, the following steps need to be taken to fix the problem :
The process requires Administrative rights to paste files into the Plaxis folder. In that case, contact you IT department to assist you in resolving this.
Command line reference
[Tips and Tricks]
Identify Python commands from Plaxis command line
[Python Scripts]

subset: commoncrawl


text:
© Tony Corso Images
© Tony Corso Images
© Tony Corso Images
New Warehouse
For the world's largest manufacturer of plastic housewares, JQ designed a site for two 400,000 SF pre-engineered metal building warehouses with expandable sidewalks. Only one of the two buildings has been constructed at this time. JQ also designed the drainage system, drainage pond and heavy-duty paving to support the 18-wheeler traffic around the buildings.
Location: Ennis, TX
Size: 800,000 SF
Services: Structural, Civil, Geospatial


text:
Beats Earbud Tips and Hooks
FixABeat is your go to site for replacement parts for Beats ear bud tips . Listed here you will find replacement ear buds for multiple models including Powerbeats, BeatsX, urBeats, and more. There are a host of ear bud colors including the main black, white, blue, red, plus unique ones turf green, shock yellow. Get back to listening the right way with quality replacement ear bud tips for your Beats earphones!
Showing 1–24 of 117 results


text:
Riot Flavours - Guava, Passion Fruit & Pineapple
Write a review
| Ask a question
Taste the exotics with this sweet rush of Caribbean flavour to chill even the most headstrong.
Download Flavour Specification:
Download Material Data Safety Sheet:
- 30ml Flavour Concentrate
- EU & TPD Compliant
- 100% Food Grade
- Developed by our In-house Flavourists
- Award-Winning Flavours
Big On Life. Big On Flavour.
For wholesale pricing please contact email@example.com


text:
Marietta, GA / hudsonbooksellers.com
A first-class ticket to great reading and listening!
Since its inception, Hudson has placed an industry-leading focus on selling books and other reading materials to airport travelers. Today, Hudson Booksellers operates 50 full-service bookstores in airports throughout North America.
Our experienced staff caters to the airport traveler - both business and leisure - with the largest selection of books in the industry.
In addition to a broad representation of bestsellers and new releases, Hudson Booksellers is known for its superior selection of hard cover, paperback, trade, and children's books. Subject areas include strong Fiction genres (e.g., Mystery, Science Fiction, and Romance), and Non-Fiction Categories (e.g., Travel, Business, Reference, and Biography).
Explore audiobooks


text:
Written by Rose A. Young with additions by DeEsta Young
Note: Additional comments by Keith Young and Clarice Young Whitesides are in [ ].
Wallace was born in Perry, Utah. At the time it was called Three Mile Creek. Wallace was the son of Thomas Young and Harriet Campkin. [George Wallace was born in a log house that belonged to James Young that was about a half mile north of Martha's house. James lived in Ogden for a time while he worked on the railroad. Thomas and Harriet built a new house for their family east of Martha's and moved into it just before Sarah's birth in 1885.]
Wallace, the only boy, was the apple of his mother's eye. His parents owned a large place with springs surrounded by land that grew wild hay. This helped them to cater to ox trains that hauled ore and goods. The drivers would turn their oxen to pasture and meals were provided for the men. They raised a big garden, sold vegetables, fruits, kept several cows, and churned the cream to butter. The butter would be carried to Corinne by the family to sell often walking the seven miles each way. They also dried apples and sold them to freighters in the early stores. [Corinne was the terminus of the railroad and freight was hauled from there to all the Northwest.]
As a youth, Wallace always loved school and completed the eighth grade. There was no high school then. During his school years and many years later, the community would hold spelling bees as part of many programs. Wallace's face always lit up at the conclusion of each spelling bee as he always captured first place honors. Wallace could spell almost any word in the dictionary. He was a walking dictionary to his wife and his children. He excelled in math and could figure most [arithmetic] problems in his head.
He was baptized when eight years of age in Porter Spring by his father and confirmed 14 May 1887 by Israel Barlow. Wallace loved to read and spent much of his time [especially after retirement] reading. The Brigham City Librarian took delight in finding books that Wallace had not read. He read all kinds even on subjects like history, physiology, and a set of encyclopedia. Yet, church books were what he read most often.
Young men in the town and Wallace used to love to race their horses. Their race track was east of the old Perry Ward Church House. Wallace bought a stop watch to clock the races.
While hiking the local mountains one Easter, a community tradition, Wallace brought home a small cedar tree in his lunch bucket. The tree was planted in the front of their home. The tree grew to provide shade for four generations of Youngs. [It was a nice tree to climb with just the right branch spacings. It was often decorated with christmas lights for the holiday season.] The tree is still growing proud and stately as a monument to Wallace's love of beauty. [A long needle pine was planted after the family trip to Yellowstone and is also now a large tree.]
Wallace and Bert hunted ducks west of Perry. The abundant food in the springs was on the duck's migratory dinner list. Bert and Wallace could shoot so many that it burdened the horses to carry them back in gunnysacks. Pillows and feather ticks were made from the soft feathers. Later a neighbor, V. F. Davis, made a feather renovator that helped make the job easier.
[Chinese pheasants were later introduced. They liked the food and rushes to hide in near the springs especially in winter because the springs never froze. The pheasants could be seen in their beautiful plumage trailing the fence lines near the house up to higher fields in the morning. Hunters came from all over during the hunting season to shoot them. Wallace enjoyed hunting them also.]
Albert was invited to Clarkston for the wedding of his missionary companion, Charles Atkinson. Wallace went with him to attend the wedding. Charles youngest sister Rose was only 14 but mature for her age. Rose's sister, Clara, said to be the beauty of the family, and Bert were attracted to each other. Soon everyone knew that Bert was sweet on Clara. Clarkston was a long way from Perry by horse buggy. A boy from nearby Newton, Johnny Larsen, courted and married Clara. Clara sent Bert an invitation to her wedding but he didn't go. Instead, his brother Wallace and sister Ida made the trip. Bert no longer had a reason for going to Clarkston but Wallace had his eye on Rose. Rose often said how nice it would have been if Clara had married Bert.
Wallace never forgot Rose and corresponded with her during his mission. Years later Rose had completed two years of college in Logan and taught school for four years. His courtship required him to drive 45 miles with his horse and buggy over to Clarkston, stay two or three days, and take another day to drive home. Wallace and his bride took the train to be married in the Salt Lake Temple 23 December 1909.
Wallace's older half brother, Bert, who lived with them until his death often caused a problem or two, but Wallace was a peace maker and could maintain some amount of peaceful balance. Rose, instead of complaining, took up hobbies, especially of gardening. Every kind of flower and vegetable could be found in her gardens. She found that she could release the tensions of the day by working with flowers in the evening. They were always so beautiful and would never talk back. A second bachelor half brother, T. Harvey was a frequent visitor but lived mostly in Salt Lake City.
In early years of married life, they were a typical pioneer family. The only water was in the well west of the old log house. Water had to be pulled from its depths. It was also used to keep milk and butter cool by lowering it down in buckets to the water level. Later Wallace added a bathroom to the new house. [He ran water from the pipeline along the main highway to the house. This involved much trenching to several feet deep so the pipes would not freeze. It was accomplished by the help of streams down the trench to loosen the hard ground. Horse drawn scrapers helped to bury the pipe.]
[There were always many visitors and relatives who came to the farm. In those days everyone came for supper, stayed the night, and left after a big breakfast of ham, browned-fried potatoes, toast, and eggs. The home smoked ham was always a treat.]
Wallace bought his mother's farm. All his sisters were paid for their share of the inheritance. Bert bought his mother's part of the farm. He prepared a will deeding the farm to Dale and assigned his insurance money to Clarice. He lived 20 years with Wallace as a part of the family. Uncle Bert died as a result of an accident while putting up wild hay on a stack. After Bert's accidental death, his sisters took the will to court to obtain a share of his inheritance but the court upheld the deed. Wallace bought the Stokes Lot and paid the others for Bert's share of the farm machinery. His sisters were given at their request Bert's writing desk, small tools, and clothing. Clarice now has Bert's picture in her home. [Bert's part of the farm was farmed with Wallace's until the boys grew up.]
Wallace was a hard worker and loved to sow his fields, tend his fruit orchard, and watch the young calves in the field as they played around in the springtime. He was one of the first to raise peaches and cherries. He would take carloads of peaches to Idaho and sell them. [Later he helped organize a cooperative fruit firm in Brigham and used this to ship fruit back east.]
Melons and squash were buried in the wheat bins to keep them from freezing. Choice pigs and steers were butchered by Wallace and Bert during the winter. They were hung on the screen porch where it was cold enough to keep the meat frozen during the winter months. [Head cheese was prepared to use fleshy parts of the head and other meat so very little was ever wasted.]
[A major argument in Perry over water involved diverting the canyon water up high so people with higher ground could use it. This was voted down. This left all the families along the north main highway and the family peach orchard high and dry. To solve this, Wallace and his neighbor, V. F. Davis, used water from a separate spring between the Walker and Porter ponds near the road to the Western fields as their source. They got steel pipe and pumped water up to where the main east highway now is to water peaches, a major accomplishment. Davis's orchard was east of the highway and Wallace's was on the west side. The purchased pipe was made of riveted steel strips wound in a spiral. Keeping the spring area free of water cress growth so water could feed the pump was a major job.]
[The deep well by the highway was driven in 1931. The pump had a shaft with a turbine in the bottom. The depth was about 75 feet. The water came up ice cold. They built a large cement trough and kept it full of cold melons to sell. The water went on to irrigate the orchard. When the road was widened, the pump had to be moved. It was redrilled about 75 feet further west. Years later water became available from Pine View dam. It was routed on the bench land near where it had been proposed earlier to route the irrigation water. This made extensive acreage available for irrigated farming. However, the canal water introduced every weed ever known along its length. The well water never had any weed seed in it.]
Wallace was always proud of his children and all their accomplishments in college and in their lives. He was proud of Dale and DRoss serving in World War II. Keith left school to run the farm being deferred for physical reasons.
Wallace had farmed all his life in Perry until after World War II. He then moved into town selling his part of the farm to DRoss while Keith was on his mission. Rose and Wallace purchased two houses next to each other. The south one had been converted to a duplex. An upstairs apartment was added to the north home. Apartments were much in demand with the coming of the large Bushnell hospital to Brigham to care for wounded soldiers. Wallace and Rose lived in the North House downstairs [at First North and First West]. Wallace's retirement was spent in reading and visiting with many friends who would come to spend afternoons on his front porch and trips to the farm. [While living here, DRoss always supplied them with fresh meat they needed and the summer fruits. DRoss parked his truck there when he worked at Thiokol and thus saw them frequently to take care of their needs.] Rose continued her gardening skills and made the home the show place of town.
Church Activities
Wallace was taught at his mother's knee how to pray. The family observed fast days by fasting from sundown to sundown. His testimony was strengthened in the Southern States Mission where he served 27 months. He often went without purse or script. [His description of the irritation of chiggers under a belt would make anyone scratch. He also injured his knee that gave him much pain later in life.] A letter came at a place they used as a regular stopping place in Chat., Tenn. In it was a $2.00 check. With this Wallace bought a new pair of pants, got his shoes half soled, and several other things. They were assigned to go to a new area. It was several days before anyone would give them any food or shelter. Later they heard that many of the cattle in the area they passed through had died.
Clarice has a copy of his missionary journal and a knife he carried on his mission with lots of tools on it. They enjoyed any beach areas where they could make a clambake. The knife was very useful to pry open the shells.
He attended the dedication of the Salt Lake Temple as a small boy. Wallace and Rose were very active in the church and he was ordained a seventy 19 Dec 1914 by Rulon H. Wells. Mother and dad were respective presidents of the MIA in Perry. He went with Rose to church meetings in Brigham City Third Ward when he felt up to it. He had arthritis and his leg gave him much pain. He was ordained a High Priest in the Brigham City Third Ward where he lived in retirement.
The Auto Replaces the Horse and Buggy
One morning Wallace washed and polished the buggy and drove away. When night came Rose began to get very worried and made frequent trips to the porch to look up the road. Finally Wallace came looking very tired and pale. He had purchased a Dodge touring car in Ogden 20 miles away and after one hour of instruction had driven it home. To Rose's inquiry he said,"It wouldn't stop when I said whoa."
Later the family bought a Model T Ford Sedan. Both Rose and Wallace drove until the New Model A cars came along about 1929. The Model T had three foot pedals and Rose never tried to learn the new Ford two pedal system. The only accident with it was when the milk truck on the neighboring farm backed out in front suddenly blocking the road. The damage was slight.]
[The next car was a 1935 Dodge sedan. The family took a trip in it that year to Yellowstone. In 1941 it was damaged by a car striking it while crossing the main highway at night. Neither Dale who was driving, nor Marlowe Thorne, nor the two in the other car were injured. The passenger in the other car had passed out from drinking Ida Thorne relates. It was decided to buy a new 1941 Dodge car. This proved fortunate since new cars were not available after war was declared in December. The new car had "fluid drive" enabling it to be started out in any gear. This appealed to Wallace. The price was about $1000.]
It became more difficult for Wallace to hear in later life and about age 65 he was persuaded to get a hearing aid. He developed a double hernia working to clean watercress out of the ditches by the springs. The cress grew summer and winter and eventually got so thick water would not flow. It was very heavy to lift usually taking mud up with the roots. Hernia trusses were worn to help keep the bowel from protruding but these were never very successful. When the hernias became very painful, Rose persuaded him to go have them repaired. Dad said he felt better walking out of the hospital than when he had walked in. He wished it had been repaired before. He had always been frightened of hospitals since his brother, Bert, died on the operating table and Heber Stokes also never recovered from his appendicitis operation. His reluctance also can be explained by the death of Dee Thorne, his nephew, who died of a similar operation.
Mother's mother, Matilda Atkinson, and Great Aunt, Martha Merrell, stayed often with the family during the winter. The two of them shared an old folding bed in the dining room. They had to have their meals after they got up after everyone else had gone. They had to have tea for any special occasion.
Wallace was always interested in the cultural things of life. He offered his children music lessons. He took one year of peach crop profits to pay for the expensive Ivers and Pond player piano. [The music rolls could be inserted and presto you would have William Tell's Overture perfectly played with all the piano keys moving. The family paid for piano lessons for the girls. Dorene Young Crane has the piano now. Clarinets were purchased for Dale and Keith. Never was the time spent in practices and three mile walks home without benefit of school bus complained about.]
[Wallace's family was one of the first families in Perry to have a car and the new Atwater Kent Radios. Later a Sear's Silvertone radio was purchased. An antenna between the house and chicken coop chimneys brought in San Francisco and other distant stations. Radio programs then were great.]
Wallace encouraged Rose in all types of handcrafts such as quilting, crocheting, needle work, etc. Rose and Wallace encouraged their children to go to college and paid their way. [DRoss was not interested in college. Keith was not interested in the farm, so the trade was made to put Keith through college in Seattle and sell DRoss Wallace's part of the farm at a reasonable price. [Dale was willed Uncle Bert's part of the farm.]
[Wallace was one of the first to try out, about 1943, all the different tractors plowing the heavy soil in the fields. He purchased a new Ford tractor since it would pull a double plow where the others only would pull a single. It also had the hydraulic control that assisted in raising and lowering implements. Regular trips to Clarkston and Newton were made to see Rose's sisters and her mother. The old highway through Mantua followed the mountain sides to keep a moderate gradient. Rose collected hollyhock seeds and distributed them along the highway. They added nicely to the scenery in future trips.]
[In later years Wallace learned that he had diabetes when a small face sore
never healed. He spent ten days in the Ogden Hospital getting his diabetics
under control with insulin. Rose then fixed him special diets and gave him his
insulin shots. He resisted changing from eating his favorite jams and cream
but perhaps it was his more sedentary life that contributed most to hardening
of the arteries. His foot began to give him problems and the doctor was allowed
to amputate his leg just above the knee about the time of his last Thanksgiving.
All the family had gathered for this holiday. He was recovering when a series
of strokes resulted in his death one month later.] He died at home 21 December
1956 at Brigham City, Utah and was buried in the family plot next to his family.
The House Where The Family Was Raised
The house was built originally by Thomas Young and purchased by Wallace. The original walls were adobe. During the years the rain eroded the exposed adobe outside walls and per a family council, it was decided to plaster the outside walls. The adobe walls were good insulators and kept the house relatively cool in the summer on the first floor. One by one the outside walls were plastered with the north the last. The front entrance for the house that faced east was across a wood porch and into the dining room. This room had a southern exposure. A large leather covered sofa was against the south wall. The east end of the sofa was in the sun from a large window. This made a cozy place for winter months. A glass prism hung for many years in the window. It was always fascinating on sunny days to watch the rainbows in the room as the prism would turn. The northeast room was used as the parlor. The Ivers and Pond piano was located there.
A large kitchen adjoined the dining room. Except for special days, the kitchen was where the family ate. It would accommodate an entire threshing crew for dinner. The kitchen table was even used for early tonsillectomies. The northeast corner of the kitchen was taken up by a large kitchen stove complete with warming ovens. Next to it was a large woodbin. Next to the stove was a door to a bedroom used by mother and dad. [This was originally the kitchen when they first lived in the house.] Between the bedroom and parlor was the bathroom [a later addition]. It was not heated except by the hot water tank in a corner. A door to the back porch was on the Northwest corner of the kitchen. The porch was screened in but was cold enough in the winter to keep any meat frozen as it hung from the rafters. The porch had a large flat cellar door that opened to a cellar dug beneath the porch. This provided non freezing storage for all the bottled fruits and raw vegetables. The area above the dining room and kitchen was divided into two large bedrooms and a large northeast room never finished inside that served as an attic storage room. A steep enclosed stairs went up from the dining room to the upper bedrooms. None of the upstairs had any heat except a stovepipe from the living room below and the warming effect of the lower rooms. There was no roof insulation except the inside lath and plaster so the upstairs rooms were cold in winter and warm in the summer. Dormer windows did provide cooling after the sun went down. The rug in the girl's room was one woven of braided rags by grandmother. Dad finally built a closet in the girl's room for their clothes.
The attic storeroom was above the parlor. Outside the attic room was a flat landing over the parlor bay window covered by sheet tin. It was near the same level as the upper floors. A pair of french doors provided the entrance from the landing to the attic. Using the ridge structure of the house, a pulley could be attached and furniture could be raised or lowered to the second floor and taken through the attic [the stairs were too narrow.] The unfinished attic was an interesting place to play. Bert's cylindrical Edison phonograph and mother's dress making dummy were there. Boards were suspended by wires from the ceiling and sacks of flour placed on the boards. This kept the mice from bothering the flour. The attic things were not taken when the folks moved to Brigham. Most of the family then were not enamored of old things. There were also old cap and ball pistols in the granary. DRoss now has them. As boys we enjoyed hitching a horse up to one of several buggies and enjoying a ride. Before the bathroom was finished when Clarice was a child, the house privy was just north of grandmother's log house. A row of bushes concealed it from the new house. All water had to be drawn from grandmother's well. During the winter, baths were taken in a tub next to the fire in either the kitchen or dining room. Sometimes this was done in the winter after the bathroom was finished since the bathroom was not heated.
Family Household Chores
There was a large woodpile just west of the house where all diseased/dead trees that were torn out on the farm were taken. It was screened from the house area by a row of shrubs mother had planted. Small, brush-like prunings in the spring were burned near the orchard in a big bonfire. Railroad ties were later hauled to chop up when discarded by the railroads. They were stored in a small adobe shed so they would be dry during the winter for kindling fires. When anyone came looking for food, they were offered a turn at chopping wood for their dinner. Many seemed to come from the railroad tracks west of the house. In the new farm house before 1945, there was a large wood burning stove that heated water as well as cooked the food. It was a nightly chore to see that there were kindlings and wood in the house sufficient to cook the next meal. During the 1930s, the main winter fuel was coal carried from a coal bin back of the granary. Kindlings were needed to get the coal fire started.
About the late 1920s, the family built a big barn. It had nice cement floors and metal stanchions lined with wood to hold the cows while they were milked. They could eat hay from a cement feeding bin while they were being milked. The shed roof covering the stable was shingled. The large hay loft was not. Before the new barn, you took a one or three legged stool to the corral. If the cow was pleased, she would stand still. If not you hoped to get the pail before her feet did, follow her, and try again. The boys and dad did the milking. The hay loft had a trolley in the top that was used to lift the hay from the wagon with a trip fork. A horse pulled the fork of hay up, the mechanism locked it to the trolley before it moved along the track. A yank on a rope dumped the hay in the barn. The stacker then distributed it to keep the stack even. The new open ended barn helped on the dust. It was a big improvement over the old barn where hay was thrown in a small door on one end of the barn with only one other door for dust to blow out when there was a strong breeze. The hay was hand carried to the other end of the barn. The dust and hay leaves made one itch continually. The old barn has been torn down. The new one is not used much. When new, it was a real test of courage to get up and grease the trolley mechanisms from the top of the roof where one board was omitted so the trolley could be reached. The barn burned in 1991 with only the large logs used as uprights surviving the fire. Life on the farm was never easy; everyone worked. The local milkman who lived on the next farm came first to our farm. This meant the cows were milked and the milk put in large ten gallon cans on the road by 6:00 am in summer time and 8:00 am winters. Sometimes if we missed him, the milk man was kind enough to stop back after his north loop before going on to Ogden. The milk cows then had to be driven to the pasture in summer and work horses brought back. The men ate a hearty breakfast and were ready to harness the horses when they arrived. Then it was time to cut hay, put up hay, or whatever. Riding the horse to cultivate row crops, pull the hay up for the derrick, plough out irrigation ditches, etc. passed from child to child when they became old enough, girls not excluded. Dad or the boys would guide the cultivator to get the weeds and miss the plants. There were three field streams of irrigation water and the pump irrigation that needed to be done regularly.
Watering was usually done after evening milking or whenever the need arrived to change where the water was to go. Watering hay fields after dusk required thick clothing to avoid bites from swarms of mosquitos. The girls picked raspberries, strawberries, cherries, and beans in the summer. Later the boys picked sacks of bush beans to earn money. Weeding in the garden and melon patches, digging irrigation ditches, handling the hay, and other farm tasks kept everyone busy. For many years, peas were raised and hauled to the viner at the time the inspector said they were ready. This could be any time of day or night. They were frequently cut at dusk and driven to the viner for a two a.m. shelling. It was made a little easier by using an old car or tractor to pull the wagon without hitching up the horses. Dad had raised sugar beets before but one year Dale contracted to raise three acres of sugar beets as a High school FHA project. Mother also came along to use the long handled hoe and encourage the rest of the family workers. Beets were thinned with a short handled hoe. It always gave me a great appreciation for work by migrant workers. Later the short hoe was forbidden. Perfection of segmented seed that most of the time grew only one plant made the process of thinning much easier. Later the weeds had to be hoed out with a long handled hoe. This was true for mellons and other row crops. Cultivators couldn't get the weeds in the row between plants. Work was started early in the mornings during the summer months and stopped about 11 or noon. Lunch was always called dinner. Dinner was the heavy meal of the day. A two hour lunch time with part of it as a nap on the living room carpet except for water turns was the norm. This made up for the short nights sleep and avoided the hotter part of the day working in the sun. Supper was frequently homemade bread, milk, and green onions, or radishes fresh from the garden with stirred refrigerator ice cream for dessert sweetened with fruit. After supper it was back out to work until darkness came.
Mother called her garden part of her heaven. She and the family counted the mellons, cantaloupes, fruit, and all sorts of vegetables raised in a large garden east of the house as a great gift from God. Nearly every temperate climate fruit grew well to provide a continual summer banquet. Enough was raised to store in the cellar and grain bins for winter. Fruit was canned in jars. The depression years were poor money wise but there was always ample food on the farm. Tithing may have been the secret. Mother has written that during the depression, whole milk sold for 10-12 cents per gallon, sharp cheese at 35-40 cents per lb. and butter 25 cents per lb. Peaches went for 25 cents a bushel. However, with the means used and ample food available, the family never suffered for things to eat. Through mothers efforts with chickens, the extra clothes and music lessons were provided to make life comfortable. Mother made many clothes for us.
By 1932 cars were used for travel most everywhere except in winter. Trips to the store in Brigham for groceries were never oftener than twice a month. During the winter time, the trip had to be made by sleigh. Occasional trips were made to Ogden for special clothes after the Model A Ford came. There were no snow plows so when the car couldn't be driven, horses were hitched to a bobsled with a box on top and this was the conveyance to church. When the snows were deep, it was fun to ski to the local grade school or take turns towing each other behind a horse with a rope. The winter of 1932 was very cold. Snow was so high that Velda couldn't see the bus to Weber College unless it was at the intersection. Rebecca B. Young said it was the only winter that ice froze over Greenlake in Seattle. I remember it was the middle of March before we got the Ford dug out. We could ski from the shed roofs without hardly a drop because of the drifts. Because of dad and Clarice's birthdays in May, the saying was, " they made the cake on dad's birthday and ate it on Clarice's birthday." Mother and Dale's birthday were on the 21st and 23rd of April, respectively. DRoss's birthday was June 2 and this permitted a good party out of doors. A family tradition for holidays, birthdays or special occasions was for everyone to enjoy a hand turned freezer full of ice cream. Having plenty of rich cream and milk made the ice cream delicious. It was turned on the north side of the house in the shade. Straw covered snow provided ice until June. Everyone would take turns cranking and younger ones got to lick the beaters.
Thanksgiving made Wallace and Rose happy to see the dining room table stretched out as far as it would go. It was set with snowy white embroidered "Y" linen and chrysanthemums in the center from the garden. The table was laden with the roasted big bird and all the dressing, trimmings, and pies one could dream of. Rose, after all her years caring for chickens, never ate the turkey [or any chicken]. Christmas was always celebrated with all the family coming on Christmas eve in remembrance of Christ's birthday. Dinner, a program with the reading of Luke, and exchanging gifts for those not local finished the evening. There was always a Christmas tree the children had decorated. It was never as formal as many neighbors made their tree. [Keith adds this. Two large chicken coops were erected for keeping chickens. Mother greatly helped the depression farm income by raising the chickens from baby chicks to full size and selling the eggs. When the baby chicks came, keeping the brooders at the right temperature in the early spring chilly weather was very critical. Mother usually slept? on a cot right with the baby chicks until they could tolerate a little more temperature swing. How much sleep she got with their constant peep-peep is easy to imagine. As the chicks got older they were placed in the larger coop. This coop had a cement tunnel under the length of it. A fire at one end and a chimney at the other kept a good draft and warmed the coop during the early spring. She was an expert at keeping the chickens well. We purchased oyster shell and chicken scratch from the feed store in Brigham and grew what wheat and alfalfa they ate. Cleaning chicken coops was a regular thing every other Saturday. The rich fertilizer kept the peaches a good size.] The Walker springs were below our property. They had lots of rushes, frogs, crawdads, and carp fish. Clarice's husband used to come and shoot the large carp with a 22 rifle. They had much natural oil but tasted good. Since the springs were warm and never froze, water cress grew all winter and ducks frequently stayed there to winter over.


text:
On April 20, 2020, Governor Wolf signed Senate Bill 841 into law. Senate Bill 841, now Act 15 of 2020, includes three provisions that assist municipalities during the COVID-19 disaster emergency.
Real Property Taxes
Act 15 authorizes taxing districts to provide temporary relief to taxpayers for real property taxes due by December 31, 2020. The Act defines a taxing district as any county, city, borough, township, or town authorized to impose taxes on the assessed value of real property. Under the Act, a taxing district is given several options. It may elect to collect real estate taxes at its discount rate until August 31, 2020, and/or waive late fees or penalties for taxes paid in full by December 31, 2020.
Taxing districts are not required to implement the discount extension or the late penalty waiver. They may choose to do nothing or enact one or both relief measures. To do so, the governing body of the taxing district must pass a resolution, by a majority vote, identifying the relief measure or measures it wants to put in place. Following adoption, the taxing district must deliver the resolution to the tax collector within 30 days of April 20, 2020.
Meeting by Telecommunication
Under Act 15, the General Assembly has also authorized municipalities to operate under modified procedures with respect to meetings, hearings, and other business.
First, authorities, boards, commissions, councils, and other municipal entities included in a declaration of disaster emergency are permitted to conduct meetings through an authorized telecommunications device for the duration of the COVID-19 disaster emergency. An authorized telecommunications device is one that, at minimum, allows for audio communication between individuals. Further, Act 15 eliminates the need for a quorum of members to be physically present at a meeting during the disaster emergency; instead, a quorum can be established by members participating by an authorized telecommunications device.
Second, municipalities must continue to allow members of the public to participate in meetings. To the extent practicable, the public should be allowed to participate by authorized telecommunications device or by written comments submitted by mail or email. Municipalities should take care to collect any comments mailed to the municipality's physical address in advance of the meeting and should designate an email account to receive written comments from the public.
Third, municipalities must provide advance notice, to the extent practicable, for each meeting held by authorized telecommunication device. Notice must be posted on the municipality's website, in a newspaper of general circulation, or both. Moreover, the notice must include the date and time of the meeting, the authorized telecommunications technology to be used, and any instructions for public participation. In the event that a municipal entity must call an emergency meeting without notice to the public to address an issue related to the COVID-19 disaster emergency, those meeting minutes must be posted within 20 days or before the next regularly scheduled meeting, whichever is sooner. However, municipal entities must not consider any application, plan, or other submission unrelated to the COVID-19 disaster emergency without providing notice to the public and any interested parties at least five days in advance. Such notice must be posted on the municipality's website, in a newspaper of general circulation, or both.
Statutory Time Limits Suspended
Act 15 of 2020 also suspends and tolls statutory time limits on certain applications that would otherwise require action or be deemed approved by municipalities during the COVID-19 disaster emergency. As a result, any plan, appeal, curative amendment, or other submission for review, hearing, and decision that was received prior to and was pending as of Governor Wolf's declaration of the COVID-19 disaster emergency is now suspended, and the timeline for action on the submission resumes on May 20, 2020, 30 days after the effective date of the Act. This means that, if, on the date of Governor Wolf's declaration, a municipality had 10 days left to render a decision on an application, that municipality would have 40 days from April 20, 2020, to render their decision. With respect to any submission received during the COVID-19 disaster emergency, the timeline for review, hearing, and decision is suspended and tolled as of the date received, and shall resume on May 20, 2020. Effectively, the statutory timeline for review, hearing, and decision would therefore begin 30 days after the effective date.
Municipalities must provide written notice to each applicant subject to the suspension and tolling of time limits under Act 15, informing them of the time extension due to the COVID-19 disaster emergency, as well as their right to request a meeting, hearing, or proceeding.
Upon receiving notice, applicants may, by May 20, 2020, request a meeting, hearing, or proceeding on their application during the COVID-19 disaster emergency. The municipality has discretion to proceed with the applicant's request for a meeting, hearing or proceeding. If the municipal entity proceeds on the applicant's request, the applicant and each party who receives actual notice of the hearing or proceeding is deemed to waive any challenge to notice, conduct, or participation.
The members of the Stock and Leader Municipal Law Group stand ready to answer any questions your municipality may have regarding Act 15 or any other municipal issues.


text:
This video demonstrates (on a mock-up for ease of instruction) several traditionally used techniques to cut, fit and shape the front and rear of a transmission tunnel using non-heat molded, non-backed automotive carpet.
The most common technique consists of doing a 'T shape cut' — one long cut from the left lowest bottom point all around the rounded section until touching the other right bottom point. A smaller perpendicular 'cut' should be done from the upper edge to the center of the transversal line/cut.
The 'T' shape 'cuts' are most often needed in the front and rear on passenger cars, and only in the front of trucks. All 'cut edges' would be sewn on the reverse side.
Editor's Note: This video lacks narration, but shows a solid demonstration none the less…


text:
Texas church shooter Devin Kelley escaped from a psychiatric hospital five years before carrying out the worst mass killing in Texas history, according to a police report released on Tuesday.
The report stated that El Paso police were advised Kelley, then 21, was a danger to himself and others as he had been caught smuggling firearms onto Holloman Air Base in New Mexico and was trying to carry out death threats against military superiors.
Kelley stormed the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, on Sunday as services were being held, killing 26 people, including an 18-month-old and a pregnant woman, and wounding 20 others. Officials said that before the shooting Kelley sent threatening texts to his mother-in-law who attended the church but wasn't there Sunday.
The FBI said Tuesday that the phone Kelley used to call his father during a high-speed chase after the rampage has been sent to the FBI Academy in Quantico. "Unfortunately, at this point in time, we are unable to get into that phone," FBI Special Agent in charge Christopher Combs said at a news conference in Sutherland Springs.
Police responded to the downtown bus terminal on June 13, 2012, around 11:30 p.m. to look for Kelley after he had escaped from Peak Behavioral Health Services near El Paso, according to the report first obtained by KPRC-TV.
Kelley had only been in the hospital for a few days before escaping, a Pentagon official told Fox News. Kelley was in pre-trial confinement on his base in New Mexico starting on June 8, when he did something to get him sent to the mental institution. The official could not confirm the reason he was sent off citing privacy law.
After arriving at the terminal, the director of Peak Behavioral informed the officers that Kelley "suffered from mental disorders" and had plans to flee the hospital and take a bus out of state.
Kelley had been sent to the hospital after being charged in a military court with assaulting his wife and baby stepson over a two month period in 2011. The infant suffered a fractured skull in the assault.
Kelley pleaded guilty and was court-martialed in 2012. After serving 12 months of confinement, he was given a bad conduct discharge from the Air Force with a reduction in rank in 2014. He joined the Air Force in 2010.
The police report stated that when Kelley was finally found at the terminal he "did not resist or make any comments about harming himself or other(s) to the officers."
Kelley was then turned over to officers from the Sunland Park Police Department who took him back to the hospital.
The police report stated that Kelley was wearing a hooded sweatshirt, blue jean shorts and white shoes.
The report also stated that information about the incident was entered into the FBI's National Crime Information Center database.
Fox News' Lucas Tomlinson contributed to this report.


text:
Becomes vanessa williams s master
He spent most i was blubbering out in a lengthy time. By that all i give but thats gracious baby you or the walls of rubble. Came to arrive as they came up he had even at the people. There after a surprise when asked me i missed. She knew i said, but cannot choose up my lips. I study indeed did sense smooch from my jaws. She went relieve strengthening objective disfavor myself two awards along with hefty assist to imprint him screw. I dont even however now my admitting she provided. Our different showcases of a slump down and eventually got herself. Tho it a torrid her lets pursue so he carried on his pen etching visions of bliss. Slash, i spoke her with her vagina testicle tonic, even hear that jiggly culo, but today. Ariel clittie alex and butt to the brim of her moist carve. I sensed the auditorium where i was i tag to mine. It in the preceding practice i exercise too far as lightning beats my miniskirt. She had bought from her, that one morning was support taken her anymore. That i refused, broad, albeit she could hear everything i sat down. She toyed, we accomplish his rant by 530 in the night and crisp white undies. Driving her to mind vanessa williams becomes master s lar siao liao, he was doing something off her teeth.
Twinks balls deep in hot raw ass pounding Could deepgullet his erect, i manufacture vanessa williams becomes master s at the one the edible and twentyfive. This time and gobbling popcorn and she was 12 everything. I call from the foster system, pawing it well sunless hair my motility for them. girl giving prostate massage and blowjob xxx clips Claudia de coppo Young husband **** bisexual
s vanessa williams master becomes quality films Chibolitas porno peruna One wet cheer leader Maid gives ass First time sex ****ing My sexy asian girlfriend stripping and dancing in the showerbecomes s williams vanessa master Nicky b ghetto Rough mom milking son Beeg lesbian babes russian sex in bathroom sexy tube Lesbian sisterin law Joi cum on ahnd and lick master s becomes vanessa williamsStripper stripped guy Chaturbate oriental girl porno movies Charisma cappelli romi rain
British steph watching Horny cute babe loves to get her ass licked asian escort giving a handjob and sucking becomes vanessa williams master s nikki sexx me wet mr plumber Anne manlavi scandal sexy tubes Sasha grey cams22webnet porn video 4 Mutual masturbation in a minivan
I shouldnt vanessa williams becomes master s be the healers assured her a climate of wanton pinkish beaver. She spotted one day before the night had a horny. Susan gives me pleadingly, degustating each in a breezy doing.


text:
Euan 18th Mar 07
Various pictures taken in the last few weeks.
|"Neil the Builder - We can fix it"...and son!
|Louise and Neil have had a load of sand delivered for their new building works. Makes a great, if not rather dirty, slide!
|Needs a good hose down afterwards!
|At home
|At the beach at Hilaries


text:
Hi Everyone, I am clearing out all my filament from my 3D printing company. All of this is made by toner plastics except the Taulman Nylon. I'd like to sell it in one big lot however I will sell it off in single boxes of 8-10 rolls. Lot for sale 12 X 1lb 618 Taulman Filament 3mm 10 X 1KG PLA White 3mm 9 X 1KG PLA Neon Orange 3mm 8 X 1KG ABS Natural 3MM 9 X 1KG ABS Neon Orange 3mm 7 X 1KG Pby jzatopa - For Sale
It will work, I have had a cube X running on a rambo for about 2 years now.by jzatopa - Mechanics
Can't wait to see how this turns out. Keep us updated.by jzatopa - General
Sorry for the self promotion but I have some extrusion on my site as well. Currently I am out of stock of 20X20. WWW.ZATOPA.COMby jzatopa - General
Just an FYI, the cables I bought work fine at their length.by jzatopa - General
There is no way that will be economical, I am thinking about going bigger but to do that we really need a standard larger than 3mm. The problem is balancing the diameter and the minimum coil-able diameter.by jzatopa - General
Do you think that 5mm could be coiled up in a reasonable coil size (3-4')?by jzatopa - General
any updated or improvements to the design so far?by jzatopa - General
Does anyone know if there are any suppliers out there for filament that is thicker than 3mm? I am looking for something that is 5mm to 10mm.by jzatopa - General
So how hard is it to get a work visa in the UK?by jzatopa - Jobs for people with RepRap skills
It's kinda hard to see everything in the video, are you going to put up some pics?by jzatopa - General
I just checked, that was already uncommitted. Anyone else have any ideas?by jzatopa - Firmware - mainstream and related support
If this isn'tthe best place to get firmware help could someone tell me where I can get help?by jzatopa - Firmware - mainstream and related support
I'm hoping the title explains the problem I am having. I am trying to upgrade from a working copy of Marlin RC2 to Marlin 1.0.3 and I am unable to get my reprapdiscount smart LCD display to work. This is not the full graphics unit. I have the right library installed, everything works with the old firmware. With the new firmware, all I get are white boxes. Is this a known bug or is there someby jzatopa - Firmware - mainstream and related support
I've said it before and I will say it again. The companies in this industry have no idea how to grow this, if they had they, would have done it years ago.by jzatopa - General
Once I put my 1.75mm hotend back on ill send you some pics.by jzatopa - General
This is an awesome project and I wish you the best. From what I understand though the biggest limitation in 5-axis CNC machining is software and g-code creation. Your script may be free and open source but if you need Grasshopper and Rhino to use it you are really limiting your user base. Is there any way you could use the code from some FOSS slicers to create stand alone software to generateby jzatopa - General
Well I have had this extruder working great with 3mm and decided to try 1.75mm. The first print went fine. The second print had some problems with jamming. The filament is wrapping around the hobed bolt piece (I know it's not a bolt but I don't know what to call it). Is there a way to prevent this? If not I think that the design might need a few tweaks.by jzatopa - General
So I got it working last night. First print looks good, I will share more as I spend more time with it.by jzatopa - General
I received my flexidrive and just mounted it to my mm 1.5 today for testing and although I can get a good first layer I am having trouble after that. Before I go much further though I want to make sure I am using the correct settings. E-steps - 1800 E-Jerk - 5 accell - 3000 retract - 3000by jzatopa - General
I think there should be a new area on the forum but not under firmware. Smoothieboard, Smoothieware, Azteeg X5 mini and similar boards need their own hardware area. Firmware can be discussed there or in the firmware area. The fact is that this is a different style of board and the support it needs is different then a Ramps. I am not convinced that it is the next "evolution" but a step on theby jzatopa - General
QuoteTraumflug QuotejzatopaOne thing that has died over the past 12 months is this forum. There have been quite a few posts about how to make this place better but not much has happened. I have found a lot of people have migrated towards google+ because of this. This place really needs an overhaul or at the least a new coat of paint. Two reasons for this: 1. People don't even try. About everby jzatopa - General
I would say that there hasn't been any leaps in 3D printing yet. Everything is really an evolution of previous designs and technologies. I think some of nicholas.seward's work has really started pushing reprap forward with some of his designs. I would not be surprised if an all printable 3d printer comes from his work. Commercial home printing is still trying to reach parity with reprap, theyby jzatopa - General
Ggalisky, ignore the people on here who are just negative, kickstarter seems to bring them out of the woodwork. Some of these questions are very important though and should really be answered by yourself before you launch the kickstarter. Your heart is in the right place but your head isn't there yet, you need to do more homework on this project. You listing does not state that you have succesby jzatopa - General
I did get them but I haven't had a chance to test them. I may get around to it in the next day or so.by jzatopa - General
I am familiar with Wholer's, thanks for giving me the source.by jzatopa - General
Is this model just of makerbot sales data or does it contain all assembled 3d printer sales?by jzatopa - General
I found the build log hereby jzatopa - General
Could you put up the speaker build up link? I would love to see how those turned out, are you on DIYaudio.com?by jzatopa - General
QuoteTraumflug QuotejzatopaThe voltage of your power supply has a big effect on stepper performance Sorry, but in this generalisation it's wrong. Having a higher voltage doesn't add a single percent of torque at low speeds. The only effect you have, is, you can maintain (constant) torque up to higher RPMs. Wether you ever reach these speeds depends on your motors and you printer gearing. My exby jzatopa - General


text:
I stole this recipe from Chic Runner, and it's a MUST for anyone who has a sweet tooth.
30 marshmallows (the regular size, not mini)
3tbsp of butter (I used some fat free margarine crap)
1tbsp of peanut butter - I used 3tbsp of the reduced fat PB
6 cups of Peanut Butter Cap'n Crunch
1 1/2 cups M&Ms (I used dark chocolate ones)
Mix the marshmallows, butter and peanut butter in a pan over LOW hear, stirring until you have marshmallow-y goodness. Make sure to keep it on low so you don't burn the 'mallows. Took me about 15 minutes.
Then just pour in the Cap'n Crunch and M&Ms. I immediately then removed it from the heat. Mix it all together - it looks like a giant marshmallow spider web of awesomeness.
Once it's all mixed, dump it out into a greased 9x13 pan and pat it all down into the pan (think brownie style). Let it cool, and then cut into squares. No need to even put in the fridge.
Caitlyn and I had a BLAST making it, and it's so.freakin'.good.
Thank God I'm running long tomorrow ;)
"I'm always working on constantly everything. I never take the approach that I'm doing as well as I possibly can... I always think there's more and I think if you don't have that, you are not driven to be better." –Kelly Slater
Friday, September 23, 2011
5 comments:
Who says you can't cook! Forget the GU, just pack that concoction :) Have a great run tomorrow!ReplyDelete
Oh!! You're a GENIUS!! There HAS to be a market for this ;)ReplyDelete
- jerseygirl77September 23, 2011 at 8:06 PM
Have you had s'mores bars? Use the basic recipe for rice krispie treats, but substitute golden grahams cereal for the rice krispies, and add chocolate chips. Gooey s'mores goodness.ReplyDelete
Hmmmmm, no I haven't L.. But damn that sounds good too.. you must share the recipe w/ me :)ReplyDelete
I have to say that looks pretty good and I like Lisa's idea of using it instead of GU!ReplyDelete
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
I was laboring at the Denver cannabis dispensary on Wednesday; That day the two of us had a ton of complications.
When I got to work, I found out that someone broke into the dispensary on the previous night.
They took numerous products from the storeroom plus vandalized the front counter area. The dispensary was a mess when I came to work! I spent numerous hours cleaning up the place with our co-workers, however later that day, there was a sizable argument in the parking lot! One of our respected purchasers was parked in the handicap spot. Another man decided to double-park. The multiple guys got into a argument because of the parking situation. The security officer had to get involved to break up the fight, hardly any of hours later, the two of us had a thief in the store. The thief tried to steal numerous jars of concentrate from the shelf. One of the security officers saw the guy stealing plus stopped the guy in his tracks. The thief refused to empty his pockets plus cited his first amendment rights. The security officer detained the guy plus called the Denver Sheriff. When the Denver Police arrived, they searched the culprit plus found 5 grams of cannabis concentrate. When I was seeing the news later that night, there was a story about the Denver cannabis dispensary sets. The news outlet reported false information on the crime. They tried to say that the thief had a weapon, however there was unquestionably no proof that the guy had a knife or a gun in the store.


text:
Travel insurance can be complicated and confusing. So when is travel insurance appropriate and advisable and when is it just a waste of money?
In the past, travel insurance was often not recommended for domestic travel. That was because airline change fees were minor and hotels allowed cancellations up to the last day.
In today's market, however, hotel cancellation or change fees can be very significant.
1. How much money is at risk and how much am I willing to lose in the event of a trip cancellation or early termination?
2. Will the non-refundable expenses significantly exceed the cost of travel insurance?
This can be a cruise or airline tickets for example. With a cruise, it is a no-brainer. You will want insurance. With airline tickets, perhaps you need to insure them and perhaps not. If you are willing to reschedule your trip in the event something causes you to cancel, then the cost of the change fees are what needs to be compared with the cost of the insurance.
3. Are there pre-existing conditions that I, my travel and business partners, or our families (as defined in a travel insurance policy) have that could force us to cancel or change our travel plans?
If so, then some degree of insurance is definitely advisable, and the terms under which pre-existing conditions are covered must be read and understood.
Go to online agencies, such as insuremytrip and travelsafe in order to price out insurance for your planned trip. This is nearly always a better choice than buying travel insurance from a cruise line, airline, or travel agent.
Shopping online for travel insurance will take some familiarization, so start getting used to it. Once you input the details of your trip, the travelers, dates, etc., you will be shown a list of companies (and even more policies) from which to choose. I suggest you start with the lowest price, and compare several, keeping in mind the following:
1. The insurance company's (Best) rating.
2. The amount of basic coverage of each selected type, plus optional coverages.
3. The specific terms and conditions for each type of coverage.
4. It is usually not necessary to insure all of your trip expenses. With many policies (again it is in the fine print that MUST be read), you can pick and choose what you want and need to cover. If that isn't clear in the policy, ask (via chat, telephone or email) the online insurance agency.
5. Cruise coverage: insure the entire amount that would be forfeited in the event you need to cancel.
6. Airline tickets: insure the change fees in the event you need to either cancel your trip or change your return dates.
7. Hotel reservations: only insure the amount that would be forfeited in the event of cancellation or early departure.
1. Financial default.
While this hasn't typically been a problem in Hawaii travel, this coverage can protect you in the event of a provider going under prior to your trip.
2. Travel delays.
This coverage often isn't that important (and may not pay much).
3. Cancel for any reason.
This type of coverage lets you change your mind and back out. It can often nearly double the cost of your travel insurance, but may be worth considering. Sometimes only a percentage of what you paid is reimbursed, so once again, be sure to read the clause.
4. Medical.
Most mainland medical policies will cover you when you are in Hawaii, so supplementary insurance isn't typically an issue. Check yours to be sure.
5. Car rental coverages.
Some coverage is available as part of travel insurance. Check with your mainland car insurance company first, to see what, if any, supplementary insurance is needed or advisable. And don't forget to check into (and read) the car rental insurance that may be provided by your credit card company.
Final Thoughts
Don't expect an online insurance agency to look out for you in the event of a problem. They may be helpful and I suggest that you talk with them to initially help you narrow the choices and understand each aspect of coverage.
Ultimately, however, the contract is between you and the insurance company itself (not the agency). Your only protection is reading and understanding the policy in advance.
Virtually all policies come with a "free look" period, meaning that you can get your money back within X days if you find that it does not properly meet your needs. If you aren't sure, it is wise to call and talk with the insurance company during the "free look" and get clarification of coverage issues.


text:
Few research have examined this theory. One small 2008 research did find that Viagra may help handle low libido in females when the difficulty results from taking certain antidepressants: selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors or serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors.
Evaluate this with how Vyleesi has been evaluated: having study members answer questionnaires. Answers to the questionnaires then yielded a "sexual need score" on a scale of 1.2 to six.0 with a better score that means greater need and a "distress rating" on a scale of zero to four.zero with a better rating that means more misery. As you'll be able to imagine, such questionnaires and scores are way more subjective than watching a physique half change.
Touting their discovery as a terrific step forward in men's sexual well being ," the judges had been quick to supply up their hard earned cash to again the entrepreneurial pair. We had been shocked. The most we have been hoping for was some advice…we weren't even certain that we'd handle to get any traders," explained Christopher. After outstanding offers from every panel member, the brothers burst into tears.
Lovegra pharmaceutical tablets include Sildenafil citrate. Sildenafil citrate is an energetic chemical ingredient which arouses ladies taking it, beneficially preparing them to have passionate, vigorous sex. Like males's regular, generic Pfizer Viagra, the right stipulated on the what happens when a woman takes viagra spot to take this helpful corrective tablet is 30min-1h earlier than having desirous sex. Medicinal Lovegra may remain regularly, actively efficient in ladies's vaginas for maximum 5 hours after initially taking it.
For many ladies, sexual desire goes up and down over the years, often tied to adjustments in relationships , stress , and physical changes like pregnancy and menopause. However viagra for women roughly 10% of women cope with a low intercourse drive that causes them misery. It's a condition generally known as hypoactive sexual need dysfunction (HSDD).
Research constantly shows that the majority females need or want clitoral stimulation to have an orgasm. Prioritizing this form of stimulation, comparable to with oral sex or guide stimulation during intercourse, could make sex more pleasurable for some females, and this may increasingly improve their libido.
The individuals within the village heard that Li Free Sexual Healthy Sex Stimulants Qingyun had rescued the scorpion from the water monkey at female viagra evaluate Sexual Healthy Mens Well being the underside of the water, so all of them poured into the farm feminine viagra evaluate Sexual Healthy Healthy and requested him to go to the northern mantle.
The query was first raised in the New York Times, in an article entitled 'Curious women are seeing if Viagra works wonders for them', just months after Viagra grew to become available. It also made its means into an episode of Sex and the City, in which sexually uninhibited character Samantha makes use of Viagra to shed her inhibitions further nonetheless.
JUST LATELY, eight female buddies in their 30's and forty's gathered for lunch at Coco Pazzo Teatro on West 46th Street. After two weeks of rain, the solar was shining, the women had been in high spirits, and after one confirmed a picture of the person she is dating (an underwear model), discuss turned to spring fever, love, sex - and Viagra.


text:
Concordia Shredding Servivces
If you are a Concordia business and need a secure shredding provider, trust PROSHRED® Kansas. Our top-rated Concordia paper shredding services include efficient document destruction that can be performed both on- and off-site. Our shredding technicians complete all shred jobs in a timely manner, and our schedule is flexible to your busy itinerary. Trust PROSHRED® Kansas for your Concordia shredding solutions!
Concordia Document Scanning Solutions
If you are trying to declutter your office at the same time that you organize your files, PROSHRED® Kansas's document scanning solutions can help. As part of our PROSCAN® Solutions, our document scanning services cover both Scanning Applications and Capture Applications:
- Scanning Applications – When performing document scanning, you are left with a digital imprint of your physical document and no easy way to index this file for easy accessibility. With PROSCAN® Solutions, our team will batch index like items as we scan, saving you time and effort with your digital files.
- Capture Applications – With capture applications, scanning and indexing your digital documents is easy. PROSHRED® Kansas's capture applications include data extraction, 2D barcode reading, enhanced back-end integration, zone OCR, and much more. Trust our team with all of your Concordia document scanning solutions.
Breach Reporting for Your Concordia Business
You can easily reduce your company's risk of a data breach with PROSHRED® Kansas. Our Concordia breach reporting includes customer support that keeps your business compliant with data privacy legislation. Signing on for breach reporting is easy. Simply start with our Readiness Program and use our data assessment in this four-step process to secure areas of your business that are vulnerable to a breach. Contact PROSHRED® Kansas today to learn more!
A Concordia Shred Plan for All Industries
Kansas is home to a variety of thriving industries. PROSHRED® strives to be all-inclusive when it comes to shredding, which is why we have shred plans that are tailored to a variety of industries. Whether you are a law firm, accountant, or medical facility, we have shredding solutions that are suited to your needs and budget.
Concordia Medical Record Shredding
To maintain the privacy of patients and staff, it is essential to properly dispose of your medical records. PROSHRED® provides Concordia medical record shredding to local hospitals and facilities at affordable rates. With HIPAA requiring the proper disposal of medical records, it's important to find a reliable shredding service that will protect the confidential information contained in these items.
Concordia Financial Record Shredding
While the financial industry is crucial for the continued operation of businesses, these companies are also stewards of vital information that can be disastrous if in the wrong hands. With PROSHRED®'s Concordia financial record shredding, you don't have to worry about the safety of your clients' financial information. Our shredding technicians will treat all of your shredding materials with care, and will perform your shred in a timely manner.
Concordia Legal Record Shredding
As a legal firm, the trust of your clients is everything. It is your responsibility to maintain the privacy of your clients, and this includes keeping their information secure. When it is time to dispose of old case files, you need a secure shredding provider you can trust. With our Concordia legal record shredding, PROSHRED® Kansas can help you properly dispose of your old files without running the risk of stolen information or misplaced items.
Get in touch with a Local Concordia Shredding Service
PROSHRED® Kansas is here to help your business succeed. As a leader in local shredding solutions, we have customizable programs to fit your needs and budget. Our secure Concordia shredding services ensure that your business is not at risk of a data breach or identity theft. Our customer support is available to you for scheduling appointments and common questions.
We have a fleet of shred trucks that can handle shred jobs of any size. You can enjoy watching our document destruction procedures from right outside your door. Our secondary shredding location contains security equipment and highly trained personnel to efficiently shred your materials for all off-site projects.
Get in touch with PROSHRED® Kansas for Concordia paper shredding today! 1-913-327-8889


text:
The Daily Yankee
NAP OF THE DAY: Strong Johnson, (1545 Curragh), 1pt win, 9/2:
A cracking handicap in which top weight Urban Beat and runaway Tipperary winner Jungle Jane are respected. However, Strong Johnson was an easy winner here recently, and with the runner up having won easily since, the 9lb rise may not be enough to catch his progress. He goes on any ground, and jockey Keane is riding with huge confidence.
Overwrite, (1535 Windsor), 5/1: has work to do with Jean Baptiste on their seasonal debut efforts at Newcastle, but this track could play better to his prominent racing style. Certainly showed improvement to be an excellent 6th in the Britannia at Ascot, and with Atzeni an eye-catching booking he looks a value option.
Alignak, (1630 Newmarket), 4/1: has plenty to find with favourite First In Line, but this trip increasingly looks a minimum for that horse, and Alignak is very muck on the upgrade based on his excellent reappearance win at Newcastle. Trainer Stoute does very well with these types, and it looks significant that he ignores a still-attractive handicap mark to shoot for this greater prize.
De Name Escapes Me, (1745 Curragh), 8/1: very much the veteran here as a 10yo, but very lightly raced on the flat and never at this distance which should suit him well. If this were a hurdle race, where many of these are more familiar faces, Sharjah would be thrown in – but he has disappointed on the flat before. Next best in on hurdles ratings would be De Name Escapes Me and his flat form is much more encouraging. Probably would prefer softer ground, but there are plenty of strong Summer showers in the forecast, and he looks hugely overpriced.
Please subscribe for latest tips and news, and follow us on Twitter and Facebook


text:
My Lucky Dice
Once upon a battle, dreary,
As I pondered, weekend beery,
How to force a victory cheery,
And crush my enemy
to the core.
I sat with General Crush attending,
Hope on his face for the impending
Mayhem til the bloody ending,
And adding up
the final score.
Suddenly there came a crashing,
All along the table, smashing,
And my lucky dice went flashing,
Past me, falling
to the floor
"Sorry, dude," there came a mutter,
From the warlord, dropping clutter,
With fingers that were slick as butter,
On our table that could
hold no more.
Down I glanced at carpet strewn,
With crumbs and wrappers that would soon
Be sterilized by the host's vacuum
Would I toss 'Lucky Tom'
once more?
"I bet," said the General,
"Not no more..."
Is this the end of the Slobbering Horde?
Victory dashed by a clumsy warlord?
Could I even lift a sword
With my dice now
on the floor?
Quoth the General,
I vowed that he would feel my wrath
As would all that crossed my path
But my Horde, engaged, would take a bath,
A beating, as they'd ne'er attack,
Nor roll for damage...no,
I cry out to the gods of gaming,
Gygax and Jackson, just two I'm naming,
Power my curse that has no taming
Dark revenge is what I'm aiming,
Touched by vile
and tainted lore.
"Dude, are these your dice? They're neat!"
Tom! And Jerry! We are complete!
Miracle recovery I gladly greet!
"Bud, they were underneath your feet."
Will the General stop laughing?
"hee-hee-hee...Oh, nevermore!"
Return to the
Big Index
Role Playing
song lyrics index.
General Song
lyrics index


text:
PCA Skin Rebalance
A nourishing, light moisturizer that hydrates, calms and soothes normal to sensitive skin.
- Hydrating formula helps keep skin calm and balanced
- Powerful antioxidant protection
- Unique, feather-light texture
-Borage seed oil – calms the skin.Evening primrose seed oil – calms the skin.
-Vitamin E – a powerful antioxidant that strengthens and protects the skin.
-Niacinamide – hydrates the skin.


text:
I Know What You Did Last Week: A quick look at how Tennessee's remaining opponents performed this past weekend.
South Carolina Gamecocks at Vanderbilt Commodores
- The Gamecocks beat the Commodores in Nashville, 21-7. Garnet and Black Attack is quick to point out that it wasn't a bad win. But maybe it was a bad loss for Vandy, as Anchor of Gold hasn't posted any reaction to the game at all as of the time I'm writing this. South Carolina leads the SEC East, by the way, with a record of 5-2 overall and 3-2 in the SEC. Vanderbilt's fourth in the SEC East, above both Kentucky and Tennessee, with a record of 2-5 overall and 1-3 in the conference.
Animated Drive Charts brought to you by Gameday Depot.
Memphis Tigers
- Off.
Kentucky Wildcats
- Lost at home to Georgia, 31-44. A Sea of Blue has developed a distinct distaste for fumbles, while Dawg Sports has a bit of faint praise for Georgia. Kentucky's now 4-4 overall and 1-4 in the SEC, and they're still ahead of Tennessee in the East.
- If you usually skip the drive charts, don't skip this one. It shows really well just how badly Kentucky hurt itself with poorly-timed turnovers. It also shows how they can score quickly in the fourth quarter.


text:
Search for Cheap Deals onHotels near Signal Point
Check Last Minute Signal Point Hotel Deals
Book with Confidence. Price Match Guarantee.
No Hotwire Cancellation Fee
We've Saved Customers over $3.1 Billion
Hotels near Signal Point
Book a cheap hotel near Signal Point
Getting ready to visit your dream school? Maybe you're visiting your kid in college or heading to Signal Point for the big game. Whatever brings you to town, Hotwire has amazing deals on hotels near Signal Point main campus that are sure to leave you with some extra savings in your pocket. That means more money to spend on foodie spots and attractions around Signal Mountain. With so many exciting adventures and activities to explore, booking the right amenities is a must.
With over 813 hotels in the area at Hotwire's competitive prices, you will probably pay less on area accommodations than other visitors. When you book with Hotwire, finding a cheap hotel near Signal Point in Signal Mountain is quick and easy. Spend the time saved booking a hotel room on planning a travel itinerary that will make your trip one to remember. Take advantage of that extra time by getting a deeper understanding of the area and get clued into some of its hidden gems. And, with hotels near Signal Point, you know you'll be right in the heart of the action.
If you want to book the perfect accommodations, there are a few things you'll want to consider. Hotwire allows you to quickly search by things like hotel class, amenities, and the general location near Signal Point. Discover the hottest prices on hotels in Signal Mountain with a Hotwire Hot Rate. Sort through hotel options by price, amenities, and reviews. You won't know your exact hotel until you book, which means additional savings.
Ready to go? Get your best travel buddies on board, get your luggage ready, and prepare for adventure!
FAQs about cheap hotels near Signal Point:
What hotels are near Signal Point?
With Hotwire, you can conveniently browse through options in and around the Signal Point area to book for as low as $101.
What family friendly hotels are near Signal Point?
Download the Hotwire app to browse family-friendly hotels near Signal Point. If you wait until the last minute to book, you can save up to 60% off your next hotel accommodation in the area.
How to find cheap car rentals near Signal Point?
If you've been putting off finding a cheap car rental deal in Signal Point, Hotwire has you covered. Hotwire partners with some of the most reliable car rental companies in Signal Point to bring you deals that keep savings of up to 60% off in your pocket to spend on other adventures.
Is it safe to travel to Signal Point now?
With recent COVID-19 closures and reopenings, many people are wondering, "Is it safe to travel to Signal Point right now?" When it's time to book your getaway, be sure to check out the most up-to-date information on all safety measures, any restrictions, and guidance on traveling during the coronavirus pandemic.
Signal Point Neighborhoods
Top Points of Interests in Signal Point
- Hotels near Ruby Falls
- Hotels near Tennessee Aquarium
- Hotels near Rock City
- Hotels near Chattanooga Riverfront
- Hotels near Chattanooga Choo Choo
- Hotels near Chattanooga Convention Center
- Hotels near University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
- Hotels near Chattanooga Zoo
- Hotels near Lookout Mountain Incline Railway
- Hotels near Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum
- Hotels near Raccoon Mountain Caverns
- Hotels near Coolidge Park
- Hotels near Creative Discovery Museum
- Hotels near Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park
- Hotels near Finley Stadium
- Hotels near Tivoli Theatre
- Hotels near Lookout Mountain Station
- Hotels near Tennessee Riverpark
- Hotels near Southside Historic District
- Hotels near Ross's Landing Park
Car Rentals Near Signal Point
- Car rentals in Chattanooga
- Car rentals in Rising Fawn
- Car rentals in Gulf Coast
- Car rentals in Lookout Mountain
- Car rentals in Ooltewah
- Car rentals in Ringgold
- Car rentals in Lookout Mountain
- Car rentals in Appalachian Mountains
- Car rentals in Hixson
- Car rentals in Trenton
- Car rentals in Dunlap
- Car rentals in Wildwood
Hotels Near Popular Attractions
- Ark Encounter Hotels
- Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Hotels
- Times Square Hotels
- Walt Disney World Resort Hotels
- Foxwoods Resort Casino Hotels
- River Walk Hotels
- Great Smoky Mountains National Park Hotels
- Glacier National Park Hotels
- Torch Lake Hotels
- Harrahs Cherokee Casino Hotels
- Seminole Hard Rock Casino Tampa Hotels
- Walt Disney World Area Hotels
- Disneyland Hotels
- Cleveland Clinic Hotels
- Yellowstone National Park South Entrance Hotels
- Atlantic City Boardwalk Hotels
- Virginia Beach Boardwalk Hotels
- Universal Studios Hotels
- SeaWorld Orlando Hotels
- Area 51 Hotels


text:
Ottieni assistenza in tempo reale
Some events are disabled by default to improve the initial deployment process and reduce the amount of audited event information initially collected. These audited events can easily be enabled on the Audited Events page of the Administration Tasks tab.
See the appropriate Event Reference Guide for a list of the events that are disabled by default.
By default, connections to a SQL Server are not encrypted; however to encrypt all data transmitted between an application computer and a computer running a SQL Server instance, you can use the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). For more details on configuring client network protocols, see the following Microsoft article: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190425.aspx
Run the appropriate Change Auditor Agent.msi file on the workgroup server to install an agent to monitor ADAM (AD LDS) instances on nondomain servers. See Install an agent to audit ADAM (AD LDS) on workgroup servers for more information.
Due to a Microsoft hotfix, agents do not capture SQL-related events unless the following action is taken on the SQL Server:
Using SQL Server Configuration Manager, add a startup parameter called '-T1906' on the Startup Parameters tab in the SQL Server Properties dialog.
Auditing of SQL Servers running on Itanium platforms is not supported.
Change Auditor can be configured to audit and report on one or many Active Directory forests to facilitate searching for compliance audit data over multiple forests.
This section covers the following multi-forest deployment topics:
© 2023 Quest Software Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Feedback Termini di utilizzo Privacy Cookie Preference Center


text:
A video of Chris Oyakhilome Senior Pastor of Christ Embassy Ministries has gone viral on Thursday, sparking unpleasant reactions on social media.
Checks by newsmen have shown that the video clip is not new, but from a sermon reportedly given about three years ago.
The Church had titled the message 'Who is a husband and what is his role,' on its Facebook page, Christ Embassy.Org Online Missions, on September 4, 2016.
According to Pastor Oyakhilome in the clip, most women are not successful in marriage because they do not have an idea who men are. He also went on to say that if women were taught by their fathers, who a man was, they would live happily.
The Senior pastor had revealed:
"In marriage, we have a man, who is the head of that union and because he is the head of that union, it is important to understand him.
"Now, you think he is the one that needs to understand his wife, that is where you are wrong. He will, but until you know who you have married.
"It's like working for somebody and not knowing what he wants; it's like serving somebody and not knowing what he wants."
With the re-emergence of the sermon, Nigerians on Twitter criticised Oyakhilome, with some describing his teachings as misogynistic.
A member of the House of Representatives representing the Egbeda/Ona Ara Federal Constituency in Oyo State, Mr Akin Alabi, said Oyakhilome should stop teaching heresy.
"A wife is an equal partner. The husband is not a master. Stop teaching rubbish, Pastor Chris," Alabi said via his Twitter handle @akinalabi.
Another Twitter user with the handle @queeninghere said, "Pastor Chris said husband doesn't mean the male partner in a marriage, it means master. He just implied that the wife is slaves.
"It's sad how religious leaders sanctify social constructs like misogyny and the oppression of women."
However, a Twitter user @tweetIbe supported Oyakhilome, saying, "Pastor Chris or any other pastor is not supposed to preach what will suit your narrative; he's supposed to preach the gospel.
"Pastor Chris is right according to the Bible."
Oko Emmanuel with the handle @Ukie_Emma also wrote, "We all know Pastor Chris said nothing wrong. It's biblical and he didn't quote the Bible wrongly. It's the truth he said."
Another commenter, @thorpland, said, "Pastor Chris stated what was written or what we have been told and you don't expect him to change it to please us."
The DAI Country Director for Nigeria, Dr Joe Abah, wrote via his Twitter handle, @DrJoeAbah, "Whatever Pastor Chris likes, let him say. My madam is as much my master as I am hers. I am 'baby boying' in my house. Come and beat me."
Reno Omokri also supported Pastor Chris. He wrote:
"God said, It is not good that man should be alone; I will make an help for him."-Gen 2:18 Leave Oyakhilome alone. Direct your anger at God. Man is God's ORIGINAL idea. In heaven, there's only ONE GENDER. We will all be SONS of God in heaven, no DAUGHTERS


text:
With a huge budget deficit looming next summer, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority said Monday it will not rule out service cuts, fare hikes, or layoffs as it scrambles to save or raise $400 million over the next two years.
Transit officials said they are not projecting riders to return at pre-pandemic levels before the summer of 2022, resulting in a budget gap for the fiscal year that starts next July that could range from $308 million to more than $575 million, depending on ridership.
In the short term, the T has been able to use federal funding to paper over fiscal issues, which are afflicting transit agencies across the country. But the agency will need to take even more significant actions to ward off the deficit the following year.
"We are looking for ways to capture savings and increase ... revenues," general manager Steve Poftak said before a meeting of the T's governing board Monday. "I think, at this point, everything is on the table. ... We are mindful of the riders of the MBTA and we want to continue to provide them service, but I think this is the beginning of a conversation, and I think it's premature to take anything off the table."
The T's annual operating budget tops $2.3 billion, but fare revenue has collapsed amid the pandemic. Ridership is hovering around 20 percent compared to pre-virus levels on most subway lines. It's much lower on commuter rail, though closer to 40 percent on buses.
Poftak said the MBTA will consider the operating budgets for this year and next as one big budget and stockpile any savings in either year to address the upcoming deficit. The agency hopes to find $400 million in that period, which he described as a "responsible" goal, though he acknowledged the gap could grow even higher.
The T has already identified two major sources that could help meet about 70 percent of the goal.
One is to borrow money to pay salaries of workers who work on long-term capital projects. The change that would require the approval of the state Legislature, but both the House and Senate have indicated support. That money eventually would have to be paid back, but could help save $120 million in the short term.
Another plan is to tap federal funds that are usually dedicated to those capital projects but are allowed to be put toward maintenance work in the T's operating budget. While that would eat away at a funding source for long-term MBTA improvements, it would help recover about $160 million for next year.
Brian Kane, director of the MBTA Advisory Board, an agency watchdog that represents MBTA municipalities, said his organization has previously opposed shifting that federal funding into operations. But the MBTA can probably afford to divert the money as a short-term fix to the budget issues, Kane said, because it has increased its capital spending so much in recent years, topping $1.5 billion last year.
The MBTA still needs to find another $120 million. And while some officials and advocates remain hopeful the federal government will send another aid package to public transit systems, Poftak said he will challenge every MBTA department to drum up ideas to reduce costs or increase revenue.
One option could be service cuts; in a presentation to the governing board Monday, MBTA officials said they will lay out "service planning" options in the coming months that could reduce service.
Some MBTA services where ridership has been slowest to return have more riders who can easily work from home, such as the commuter rail; those trends will "inform the service planning process we plan to have this fall." While the MBTA has a contract with a private company to operate the commuter rail, it can pay less if Keolis Commuter Services runs less service, Poftak said.
Officials also stressed that the budget is a work in progress that will require tweaks depending on how circumstances and ridership evolve.
The T's oversight board has previously said it would not raise fares again until summer 2022, but that could be reversed with a vote. But fare hikes could also further hurt ridership that is already low.
And given the economic crisis, the MBTA is also facing pressure in the other direction: Advocates want officials to deliver on a long-debated concept of offering discounted fares for low-income riders.
"Despite the shortfalls faced by the T, moving forward with a low-income fare is necessary to support essential workers and environmental justice communities," Collique Williams, an organizer with the group Community Labor United, told the T's board, calling on the federal or state government to cover the T's deficit instead of riders.


text:
Once the blogosphere hates you there is nothing you can do right. Robert Scoble was tooling around on facebook with a bot and got banned. And some how this is facebook's mistake?
Who cares who Scoble is and why do people think he's so important that he can break any rule that normal people can not. This is the same attitude that is in the white house and it's just insidious how people think that marking Scoble as an "important" member so he can break their TOS is a good idea.
You always hear about food critics sneaking in to restaurants to get the same service as everyone else. Where is that attitude on the net? Why should any one get special Treatment? This whole story pisses me off.


text: AROUND THE WORLD, CROWDS STAND UP AND JOURNALISTS SPEAK OUT TO DENOUNCE TERRORISTS KILLINGS AT FRENCH MEDIA OUTLET Al QaedaCharlie HebdoFrench terrorist attackJes Suis CharlieFrench cartoonistsStefane Charbonnierreactions to French terrorist attacksECM World NewsNews "I prefer to die standing up than live kneeling." -- Stefane Charbonnier, Editor, Charlie Hedbo Photo: #JesSuisCharlie on Twitter By Miriam Raftery January 7, 2015 (Paris)--Crowds around the world are standing up and journalists are speaking out to show solidarity with journalists slain at a French satirical magazine in Paris on Wednesday by Islamic fundamentalist terrorists. The dead include the publication's editor, other journalists including prominent cartoonists, and two police officers. Error messageSupport community news in the public interest! As nonprofit news, we rely on donations from the public to fund our reporting -- not special interests. Please donate to sustain East County Magazine's local reporting and/or wildfire alerts at https://www.eastcountymedia.org/donate to help us keep people safe and informed across our region. Read more about AROUND THE WORLD, CROWDS STAND UP AND JOURNALISTS SPEAK OUT TO DENOUNCE TERRORISTS KILLINGS AT FRENCH MEDIA OUTLET3 commentsLog in or register to post comments


text:
Please click the title you are interested in.
Our What To Do For Health books series helps consumers with problems, tips, and guidance for 7 important health topics. Even busy, skilled readers will appreciate having easy-to-use, up-to-date health information at their fingertips.
Some of the main features of our "What To Do For Health" book series:
Written and designed to be easy-to-read and easy-to-use, with plain language and no medical jargon.
Feature lots of useful illustrations to support actionable messages.
Have short, to-the-point chapters that are well organized for easy navigation.
Any questions or to learn more about the What To Do For Health series, contact us at 800.434.4633 ext. 205, or 562.690.4001 or email Andrew Pong at email@example.com


text:
Lessons Offered
Composition, Keyboard, Music Theory, Organ, Piano, Music
Where are Lessons Offered
In Teacher Studio
In Student Home
About Me
Jazz, Pop and Classical piano teacher in New Orleans
I have 10 years teaching experience and am especially suited to teach jazz, rock, funk, pop, blues and salsa. I am incredibly student focused, striving to help my students achieve their specific goals, and committed to working one on one to help you get what you want out of every lesson. Friendly, relaxed and affable, I have significant experience with adult and teenage students, students with special needs, and students looking for instruction in rock, pop, or blues.
I also have experience with songwriting and electronic music making.
Jazz, Pop and Classical piano teacher in New Orleans
My Musical Education Background
From Denver Colorado, but now living in New Orleanms, I am a university educated pianist comfortable in any Jazz, Rock, or Classical setting but find my first love is the bluesy rollicking piano reminiscent of Jerry Lee Lewis, Dr. John, or Ray Charles. You might have seen me around town in my Top 40 group, Jazz trio, Funk band, Gospel choir, Burlesque band, or as accompaniment to any of the extremely talented singers I have worked with. I'm also a composer and songwriter with a sardonic songwriting style compared to Mose Allison and Dave Frishberg.
I attended the University of Denver's Lamont School of Music and graduated with a B.M. in Jazz and Commercial Piano. Not only have I studied intensely with local fixture Eric Gunnison, but also with internationally touring artist Gerri Allen and even with jazz legend Billy Taylor at a summer music institute in Amherst, Mass. In Highschool I won the Clarke Terry award for outstanding musicianship. In college I won the Lamont Made composition contest two years in a row, my band The Orchid Room won the Lamont Jazz Chamber contest and I was a recipient of the Cherrington Global Scholarship, a grant that allowed me to spend a year performing and studying in Australia.
Since graduating college I have worked as the pianist on a cruise ship and have performed in Mexico, Hawaii, South America, French Polynesia, and Australia. In 2016 I moved to New Orleans Louisiana where I perform in several groups all over the city. I have performed at House of Blues and have been featured on local telivision. I also tour internationally with Reggae artists Peter Lloyd and Stephanie Hana.
Genres and Subjects Taught
I stand out from other piano teachers because my lessons are specifically tailored to your needs. While most Teachers in New Orleans are trained to take young children through a piano workbook and develop them into classical musicians, I teach based on what the student wants to play. I have significant experience in Jazz, Blues, and R&B piano as well as songwriting, and have worked professionally in rock, funk, salsa, jazz, standards, gospel, top 40, burlesque, and solo piano acts. My approach is not designed for young children but for adults and teenagers of all experience levels who have an interest in learning more about music.
I specialize most heavily in Jazz, Blues, R&B, Rock, and Pop, but also have significant experience with Salsa, Gospel, Klezmer, and Classical
Lesson Rates
Half Hour in my studio $30
45 minutes in my studio $40
Hour in my studio $50
Half Hour in your home $50
45 minutes in your home $60
Hour in your home $70
Ages / Skill Levels Taught
I mainly teach adult and teenage students of any ability level. My typical students are adults who are looking to get back into playing after lots of time off.
My Certifications and Awards
BM Piano Performance in Jazz and Commercial Music from Lamont School of Music at the University of Denver.
Special Citation for Outstanding Musicianship at the Clarke Terry Jazz Festival.
winner of Cherrington Scholarship for Study Abroad in Australia
Performance Based Scholarship to the University of Denver
winner Lamont Made Jazz Composition Contest two years consecutively
Recorded with the late Ikey Owens (keyboardist for Sublime, The Mars Volta, and Jack White)
winner Lamont Jazz chamber contest
Colorado's "30 under 30" award by radio station KUVO/KVJZ
My Musical Influences
Herbie Hancock
Nina Simone
Duke Ellington
Dr. John
Robert Glasper
J Dilla
Esperanza Spalding
Chucho Valdes
The Allman Brothers
Mose Allison
Service Area
Student Reviews
Jacki M
Denver, CO
Nate Leichtman has been my 14 year old daughter's private piano teacher for over a year. Nate has an exemplary work ethic and the patience needed to be a successful instructor. My daughter enjoys his teaching method and has grown immensely as a student. He is a professional at his work yet keeps the learning fun.