text:
Scholomance isn't so bad. Not so dusty now. But the future?
Ran Scholomance last night with my guild, Dark Ministry. We were Drerie, a Warlock, Shadwell, a Rogue, Athair, a Priest, Senthris, a Mage, and Msaker, the only non-Forsaken, an Orc Warrior.
That's the classic group. And we did well. We had shackles and sheeps and saps for crowd control. Few of us have collected much of the Tier 0 gear. Senthris and Athair have the PvP gear, and Athair got the Epic drop from ... Raz?, the robes. (Looking much less pink when he's in shadow form.)
So we tore through the place, providing an instruction of our own (Beware the living!) to the students and instructors of the School of Necromancy, and downed the Darkmaster Gandling.
Naturally, like Blackhoof's Molten Core days, the Hunters got the love and the Beaststalker Cap drops.
You know, PvP is a lot of work, but unless you can run Scholo without deaths (which we did not), it's at least a somewhat guaranteed source of set (albeit pvp, not pve) armor pieces. Run Scholo with a few deaths = 4g in repairs.
And the future, with your accumulated efforts not degrading, holds even more promise for set stuff. Running a five-man with possibilities of a class piece drop, 8 classes, odds are there will be a lot of disappointment. If you go collect your set piece afterwards, from a quest giver, that'll fix that. However, if the current instances remain as is, with the drops as is, I predict a lot of dusty halls.
P.S. All the usual bots are back in place in the Burning Steppes. Reporting them did nothing. I watched a bot sit in a fire for ten minutes. He'd be taking damage, so sit and eat something, and take damage, and so sit and eat something, and take damage and sit and eat something... It went on and on. I suppose when the food runs dry an alarm sounds on the pc and whoever is running the bot can attend to him. And where is all the Thorium at 3 a.m.? Gone. And 100 thorium minings later, where do Arcane Crystals drop again? It's not from Thorium veins. Blizzard may as well just offer to sell gold to players themselves so we can buy the crystals from the bot's AH & mail handling alts. If bots are A-Okay, and nice stuff costs thousands of gold, then they should get in on the act.
Saturday, November 11, 2006
No comments:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Exes Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel reunited last night when Silverman was a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Although she was there to promote her upcoming HBO special, Silverman used the opportunity to return some of Kimmel's things that she'd been hanging onto since they broke up in 2009.
By all accounts, the pair have an amicable relationship, but that didn't stop them from playing up the extreme awkwardness of the situation as Sarah returned his old toothbrush, jeans and a few other surprise items. It's always been fun to watch these two interact (it's while they were dating that we got "Fucking Matt Damon" and "Fucking Ben Affleck") — good to see that that remains the case even with all of those "Team Sarah" t-shirts out there.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Reaching for Stars, fulfilling a dream.
- Posts
Source: Personal experience
Source: <Personal experience>
It is common for parents to worry about what want their children in their lives and ask about it, and leave the magic question What do you want to be?, Many respond that they want to be police officers, firefighters, architects and doctors, when I was seven years old I asked that question repeatedly to what I answered Paleontologist they said 'What's that? I never heard that ',' in our country there is no scope of work for the profession 'and I did not understand what they meant by that, and so died my dream of being a paleontologist.
Then over time I tried to focus on other things and I started to like the natural sciences, I was interested too scientific research. And like a boomerang returning the question What do you want to be? I answered a "great scientist" they smiled and said, 'but science dehumanizes you, makes you cold and sometimes makes you an atheist'. I froze when they said that and I thought "well, this might not be for me" and so died my dream of being a scientist.
Then I got to focus on something I liked, business and politics, now they turned to ask What do you want to be?. I answered Political and they were saying 'For this You have to be corrupt' and so died my dream of being a politician.
A few weeks ago my father took me to the office of one of my uncles who is a plastic surgeon in an area that is very well located, so that's chat with me about what I wanted to be, while in the small waiting room heard talks most banal of my life, they talked about their cars, they said that some people are jealousy of theirs things, cloth from India and Persian rugs. I thought of how such people can think of them without looking around and note that there are many in need. Then I tried to turn a deaf ear and start writing the efforts of a project, at 2 hours left their patients saw me and brought me to talk. He began to ask me what I wanted to study and then I said no was good, that I must follow his example 'that nothing was missing', 'he earns whatever he want', 'that he does want ',' he don't have a boss and live well ', he said he needed a dentist aesthetic and suggested that I consider it, that's to bring enough money. Then I remembered the wise words of one of my teachers, "a cosmetic surgeon in a thief, because deceives people. What is a phenomenon? A change in the matter, and What makes a cosmetic surgeon? It changes, He makes you freak. "I smiled and said goodbye.
While on the bus, I was analyzing all that he had said and everything that had happened previously when they asked that question, I noticed that they did not kill my dreams, that I killed my own dreams to forget, then more will not kill my dreams. At that moment I remembered what my Philosopy teacher said me "The man who not have a ideal, don't exist, DO YOU EXIST?" My ideal is to make a better world, working at the UN and become Secretary General, thus conquer death because no one really dies when some people remember for who he was and he did.
email@example.com GYE-Ecuador.


text:
|2010-05-29, 04:25
|Link #2002
[Your] clan on Steam
This movie tends to lead to more questions than answer now. Oh well I am loving it. I LOVE Mari, even tho I am an Asuka fan. But somehow it kinda saddens me that they changed her character. She was for me a quite a weird one, with the death of her mom and trying to prove she is the best. In the movie, she's a loner because she chose to, and not being the best does not really bother her that much. She did open her heart to accept other people due to her interactions with Shinji, but that kinda don't make sense. In the TV series, they have a love/hate/love relationship with each other, but in 2.0, they only had one talk when Asuka sleeps on his bed.
I am still puzzled on the Eva itself. It's implied that it don't really need a soul, since Mari can pilot both Unit 05 and 02 flawlessly. But the rejection of the dummy plug by 01, and Gendou's line implies that Yui's soul is in there. So either only unit 01 have a soul, or Mari is actually an angel, which also don't make any sense as Kaworu is also there
Kaworu prematurely ending 3rd impact, and the fact that Seelee forbids Gendou and Fuyutsuki to land on the moon must mean that they had figured out Gendou's plan already somewhere along the way.
ahhh~~ the sweet smell of conspiracy. But I do believe that this is a continuation of End of Eva, and not just a remake
|2010-05-29, 06:09
|Link #2003
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2006
|2010-05-29, 06:22
|Link #2004
A random-man
Join Date: Aug 2009
Mari has to be a NORMAL schoolgirl,well...sort of
But to me,she seem to have motive to destroy the EVAs...another reason why I say she is with some organisation that oppose SEELE(destroying EVA would delay the human instrumentaliry plan)
At the sametime,she fight the Angel as well...the angel would kill everyone if they got to Lilith anyway...
|2010-05-29, 08:55
|Link #2006
Moderate Haruhiist
We know nothing about Mari at this point, her motivations, or whoever it is is guiding her. There's potential to be had in that, and I think the next movie should answer some of those questions.
|2010-05-29, 10:14
|Link #2008
Dancing Madly
Join Date: Nov 2006
Quite frankly it's pretty obvious she has an important role to play. The fact that she's been moving around in the background of the events occurring, operating for some other organization. This is most clear when she lands on the school roof and radios in.
I'm insanely interested in who she's working for and what their end game is.
|2010-05-29, 13:26
|Link #2009
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2007
Also note that the world does not exist at the end of the original show. The world might be rebuilt but it wouldn't be the same.
Eva 2.0 shows we are not going the same route since we're basically past that point. Likely shinji will be forced to deal with this world rather the escape to build a new one.
Last edited by bigdeath; 2010-05-29 at 16:06.
|2010-05-29, 14:25
|Link #2011
Bittersweet Distractor
Join Date: Nov 2007
Age: 27
My difficulty with this is that since Anno is taking the helm here, unlike something like Angelic Days (Which I actually find quite a bit silly), I expect him to make something that truly shocks me, shakes my very soul like the original NGE. I don't want something that all it serves is to provide fanwank, like re-polished Eva fights, fanservice, etc.
Still, Asuka isn't even a real bitch anymore like she originally was. She's just a typical Tsundere, with a shallow amount of emotional development given. She's also not nearly as prideful as her original self. But look, I'd accept this if this was some sort of fan creation, but this is Anno and is essentially canon almost on par with the original Evangelion.
Being able to not give a lot of development is one thing, but changing the entire character is another. That's what bothers me. I still don't understand the merit of completely changing the characters. That should be left for fan creations, a world where you can do whatever you want with the series.
Also, I can tell you a little more why I don't like her. I think the following poster presents my feelings pretty accurately.
Again, I don't think the Rebuild movies are "bad" from an objective stand point, but they aren't legendary like the original Evangelion TV series. It's only when I take account the fact that I simply can't separate the two from each other in my viewing, that I feel very angered.
I kid. But honestly, Asuka Shinji and Misato had to be my three favorite characters from the original. So it realllllllllyyyyyyyy pains me to see Asuka changed in manner that I find disagreeable.
As for Mari, I've already talked about her enough.
Last edited by Reckoner; 2010-05-29 at 14:36.
|2010-05-29, 16:01
|Link #2012
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2007
but your complaints are that the characters are different when thats sort of the point of rebuild. Rebuild the characters to make a new ending.
Oh well, you can't please all the people all the time. Poor Anno, having to be held to such ridiculously high standards. I don't believe Anno ever thought Eva would be so ground breaking.
Ha, lesson to be learned is make something good but not too good or else fans will look down on your other work as not a great as your "perfect creation".
Last edited by bigdeath; 2010-05-29 at 16:13.
|2010-05-29, 16:51
|Link #2013
h e a d s h o t
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Bulgaria
Age: 34
Apparently owning more physical Eva related stuff is far more important than how you understood, accepted and loved the original characters the way they were and to feel them robbed off their emotions and turned into looney toons to be more lovable and easy to chew is just so wrong. I guess i won't believe in me i'll believe in you who believes i'm delusional.
I'll just stop here and hope the next 2 movies will make up for the loss.
|2010-05-29, 16:56
|Link #2014
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2007
They lacked emotions in the original were 2d more than anything. Shinji the one that lacked any confidence, Rei who lack emotion and viewed herself has nothing more than a doll, and the endless bitch queen. They seems more real to me in the rebuild were events do effect them and they change and grow.
True, owning more stuff doesn't make you more of fan but neither does refusing to except rebuild because it dared to change characters. Nothing wrong with thinking Rebuild is worst than the original but that does not make one a true fan either.
Clearly Anno thought there was another way he could tell the story of eva. If he just wanted to milk Eva he would have just remade the original with the exact same content with just better artwork (a la Star Wars). Instead he took the big (and apparently very real) risk of pissing off old fans to make a new story. I think Anno should be applauded for that at least.
As for Mari, she was just introduced in this movie while the focus was on other characters. I suspect she will have a larger roll in future moives. Considering that 2.0 was her Introduction, that means the 2 last movies no longer need to worry about that and can focus on her mission. It adds mystery to 3.0 about what will happen.
Last edited by bigdeath; 2010-05-29 at 17:12.
|2010-05-29, 17:19
|Link #2015
Anime-Only Viewer
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: USA
Wow, the new directions these movies are heading is quite refreshing. I was thinking this was going to be a rehash of the original with new scenes added, but I love the way the movies are going. It is like watching something new, and I am taking it as something new.
I was saddened by Asuka's demise, but the preview with her one-eye (argghh, matey, me be a pirate now), was so promising. I love her new character and outlook in life, much better than her depressing, suicidal tendencies of the original.
Also, at the end, whatever the guy's name is attacking Shinji, said that this time, no matter what, he will make Shinji happy. This leads me to believe that he and Shinji have met before, leading to some of the comments already listing that this could be a continuation of End of Evangelion.
I can't wait for movie 3 and then 4.
|2010-05-29, 18:18
|Link #2016
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
You don't have to be a fan of the TV-series to objectively asses the contribution of it to the medium. For example it had innovative mecha designs, clever budget allocation, more complex character development, transformed stills to accent the atmosphere and style of the series, etc. In a way that had not been done, or to such an extent, before.
Expecting that the Rebuilt movies would be as revolutionary as the TV-series is impossible. You can't push the envelope with the same invention twice. Anno's directing skills cannot affect that, no matter how good they are.
|2010-05-29, 18:28
|Link #2018
Anime-Only Viewer
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: USA
Edit: It could be my mistake because he said to "erase the third child". I kept thinking Asuka is the third child. Then I rechecked, and it looks like Rei called Asuka the second child.
Now, I'm confused. Who is the first, second, and third child again?
Last edited by thundrakkon; 2010-05-29 at 18:38.
|2010-05-29, 18:41
|Link #2019
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2007
|2010-05-29, 18:44
|Link #2020
Minmay Guard
Join Date: May 2009
I reject that notion.
I can love and respect the original characters the way they were AND enjoy the new version.
|movie, remake
|Thread Tools


text:
Bruce Ankenman
All Faculty
ankenman [at] northwestern [dot] edu
Other information
SILC Faculty Member and member of our Spatial Network.
Biographical Sketch: Bruce E. Ankenman
Professional Preparation
Case Western Reserve University Electrical Engineering B.S. 1984
University of Wisconsin-Madison Manufacturing Systems Eng. M.S. 1990
University of Wisconsin-Madison Industrial Engineering Ph.D. 1995
Northwestern University
Associate Professor, 9/02-present
Assistant Professor, 1/96-9/02
The Lubrizol Corporation, Wickliffe, OH
Research Statistician, Apr.-Dec. 1995
Therm-O-Disc, Inc., Mansfield, OH
Project Engineer, 1988-1989
Design Engineer, 1984-1988
Named to Northwestern's Associated Student Government's Faculty Honor Roll. 2007
Director of Undergraduate Programs, Segal Design Institute 2007-present
Director of the MEM program 2007-present
Director of the Manufacturing and Design Engineering degree program from 2002-2005 & 2007-present.
Editorial Board of Journal of Quality Technology (2009-present)
Associate Editor for Naval Research Logistics (2001-2009)
Department Editor (Experimental Design and Optimization) for IIE Transactions. (2005-2008)
Visiting Fellow at the University of Southampton for 2004/2005.
McCormick School of Engineering Advisor of the Year - 2002
Quality Statistics and Reliability Section of INFORMS Officer: Council Member (2 years), Chair Elect (1 year), Chair (1 year).
Morris E. Fine Junior Professor of Materials and Manufacturing, 1996-1999.
Most Relevant Recent Publications
Ankenman B., Benjamin S., and Jacob P. (2008) "An innovative design program for engineering students," Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation, 15, 145-145.
Ankenman, B., Colgate J. E., and McKenna A. (2004) IDEA, Implementing design throughout the curriculum at Northwestern, International Journal of Engineering Education, 20,405-411.
Hoyle, C., Chen, W., Ankenman, B., Wang, N. (2009), "Optimal Experimental Design of Human Appraisals for Modeling Consumer Preferences in Engineering Design", ASME Journal of Mechanical Design, 131.
Five Other Recent Publications
Ankenman, B. E., Nelson B. L. and Staum, J. (2009) "Stochastic Kriging for Simulation Metamodeling," Operations Research, to appear.
Wan, H., Ankenman, B. E. and Nelson, B. L. (2006). "Controlled Sequential Bifurcation:A New Factor-Screening Method for Discrete-Event Simulation," Operations Research, 54, 743-755.
Yang, F., Ankenman, B. E., and Nelson, B. L. (2008) "Estimating Cycle Time Percentile Curves for Manufacturing Systems via Simulation," INFORMS Journal on Computing, 20, 628-643.
Wan, H. and Ankenman, B. E. (2007) "Two-Stage Controlled Fractional Factorial Screening for Simulation Experiments," Journal of Quality Technology, 39, 126-139.
Yang, F., Ankenman, B. E., and Nelson, B. L. (2007) "Efficient Generation of Cycle Time-Throughput Curves through Simulation and Metamodeling," Naval Research Logistics, 54, 78-93.
Synergistic Activities
Engineering Design and Communication
I direct the freshman design course at Northwestern where all freshmen engineering students participate in designing products to help people with disabilities to do everyday tasks like put on shoes, tie a pony tail, and participate in sports and recreational activities like water skiing and fishing.
Service to the Quality, Statistics and Operation Research Community
I have served as a founding council member, Chair Elect, and Chair for the Quality, Statistics, and Reliability Section of The Institute for Operation Research and Management Sciences (INFORMS).
E. Collaborators & Other Affiliations
(i) Collaborators. At Northwestern University: McKenna, Ann; Colgate, J. Edward; Shah, Surendra P.; Nelson, Barry L.; Tamhane, Ajit C. , Chen, Wei
(ii) Graduate Advisor. Doctoral advisor: Prof. Soren Bisgaard, University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
(iii) Thesis Advisor and Postgraduate-Scholar Sponsor. Doctoral students: William R. McDaniel (Marriott Hotels); Aviles, A. Ivelisse (NIST); Ying Yang (Pfizer); Hong Wan (Purdue University); Feng Yang (West Virginia University); Dingxi Qiu, (University of Miami).


text:
By Don Reid
HILLSDALE � Branch County Commissioner Dale Swift asked bluntly, "Can Matteson Township be forced to put a sewer system around the lake?"
Hillsdale Commissioner Brad Benzing also reacted to a recent Michigan Supreme Court ruling in Worth Township of Sanilac County.
"When I first heard about this it really boggled my mind the cost it could put on townships," he said.
The state�s highest court overturned a Michigan Court of Appeals decision and said townships are responsible for sewage discharges within their borders. The case�came about�because septic tank systems leaked into Lake Huron.
Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Counties Community Health Agency (CHA) Environmental Health Director Rebecca Burns said she was not sure what the ruling would mean in the three counties here.
Benzing said he represented two townships�� Amboy and Wright�� which operate septic systems for sewage because of soil problems.
"The cost on property owners is brutal," he said.
Benzing added there is a problem with less federal grant money, "along with guaranteed loans drying up."
Swift said dye was put in some septic systems around Matteson Lake which then could be seen in the lake waters. Plans for a sewer system around that lake never went forward. The commissioner said he was concerned someone could sue to force the township to act.
While the supreme court did not order the construction of a sewer system, both Worth Township and the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, which filed suit, agreed the only real solution�would be�to be build a an expensive sewer system.
Burns noted the Sanilac County problem�happened when early lakeside cabins were rebuilt and use increased without proper septic systems being installed.
Burns said CHA has been conducting "change of use" evaluations on properties in the three counties when there is new construction or changes on property. This could head off problems here.
"Building permits are not to be issued until the evaluation has been conducted," she explained.
The reviews consist of looking at projects not only to see if the septic system will be adequate for any enlarged use, but also to see that current systems�are not hampered by the changes in the ground.
"Some evaluations result in the need for a septic permit and repairs," Burns said.
Problems often occur along lakes because of limited lot space and the need to keep the drain fields away from the water.
Townships are watching closely after the supreme court sent the Worth Township case back to lower courts for a solution.
Townships may be forced to build sewers
By Don Reid


text:
HCHD continues EMS consolidation discussion
Discussion on the consolidation of EMS services in Hutchinson County continued Monday evening during the regular meeting of the Hutchinson County Hospital District Board of Directors.The proposal that has been discussed for several months now is the possibility of consolidating the EMS services of Borger, Fritch, and Stinnett into a County EMS that would be managed by the HCHD.A system has been currently operating between the cities of Borger and Fritch in terms of alternating calls. It has been done in such a manner as if the EMS for both cities were already consolidated, and so far it has proven to be successful.Dr. Jock Lee, DVM, chairman of the board, asked if there were any new developments in the process moving forward. Mike Barter, head of the Borger EMS, said there was not much new information. He said the finance committee needs Fritch's financial statements from last year as the process continues.Barter said in his discussions with Bobby Lamb, the Fritch City Manager, Lamb thinks the Fritch City Council will go for it, and is open to discussion if all the details are worked out in a proper manner.Board member John Edgington wanted to know what details still need to be worked out. Dennis Jack, CEO of Golden Plains Community Hospital, said the council probably still needs details as to what the costs will be to consolidate. Dr. Lee said he wanted to know what the district could count on in terms of the process continuing to progress.In terms of the City of Stinnett, board member Jim Corbitt said the city wants to know exactly what to expect and how all the pieces will fit together. He said the city is willing to look at a proposal and explore the possibility of a test period similar to what the cities of Borger and Fritch have done. According to Corbitt, if the money issues pertaining to the consolidation are satisfactory on both sides, the City of Stinnett could possibly be receptive to the process.Corbitt said the city manager in Stinnett is interested, and he will continue meeting with him about the possibility of consolidation.Sue Giesler, RN, LP; Director of Emergency Services/Respiratory Care for GPCH, was asked what she pictured in terms of the consolidated service. She said she pictured a four-truck service, with one truck in each town and a transfer truck that would be on call, and the fleet would be a countywide fleet.Dr. Lee said it was his understanding that the district was not interested in buying any of the existing property owned by the ambulance services, and the consensus was mutual. Barter said the EMS equipment can stay in the respective cities, but the equipment must have the ability to move freely if needed.Presently, the HCHD subsidizes both Fritch and Stinnett EMS using tax revenues for amounts agreed upon in annual contracts. Fritch receives $2,416.25 monthly and Stinnett receives $2,060 monthly. HCHD manages the Borger EMS.


text:
Silent No More
Fr. Frank Pavone
Abuse victims often use the phrase "Silent No More" to indicate their response to being victimized. It may be surprising to some in our society that as our nation reaches another anniversary of the abortion decisions
Roe vs. Wade
Doe vs. Bolton,
that women from coast to coast are uniting under the banner of "Silent No More" because they have had abortions.
Not illegal "back alley" abortions, but abortions in legal "clinics."
These women do not consider themselves freed, empowered, or ennobled because of their abortion. Rather, they testify that they were enslaved, weakened, and wounded. They were, in short, given a false promise, which is the essence of all temptation. They were told that this "procedure" would solve their problems. Instead, it brought more problems than they care to think about, namely, the whole range of physical and psychological wounds often described by the term "post-abortion syndrome."
What are these women doing to express their message? In Washington and in cities across the country, they will gather publicly at rallies and prayer events and hold signs that say, "I Regret My Abortion." The Washington gathering will, in fact, be at the steps of the Supreme Court, on the very date, January 22, that abortion was legalized.
This campaign is organized worldwide by Priests for Life and Anglicans for Life, and is the largest mobilization ever of women and men who have lost children to abortion. Along with public gatherings, they speak in legislative assemblies, in the media, and in Churches.
But why do this? If abortion is so painful, some will ask, why make a public display out of one's experience?
The answer is understood only if one knows how shameful and painful the silence of abortion is. The grief that follows abortion is, in the words of Dr. Theresa Burke, a
"forbidden grief."
The grief is not acknowledged; it is not validated. People don't send sympathy cards or talk about it openly. In fact, those who grieve their child killed by abortion are often made to feel silly for feeling sad. After all, they are told by society that they exercised a choice that solved a problem. Why grieve over that?
Such questions, of course, reveal a complete blindness to the fact that killing one's child
and leaves a wound that Mom or Dad does not ever forget.
These men and women are tired of having pro-choice advocates pretend to speak for them. They want to tell the world, in their own words, that what is too easily celebrated as a "choice" and a "right" is in fact a painful burden.
Not every post-abortive person has found enough healing to be able to participate in these public rallies or hold these signs. But the participants in the
Silent No More Awareness Campaign
pray that their presence will assist their sisters on the road to healing, and give them some measure of comfort to know that their grief is no longer forbidden.


text:
Guangzhou Liwan Lofun Textile Products Factory found in 1996 which exports productions to Europe and U.S.A, Australia, Middle East, Southeast Asia and so on. We are a professional muanfacture for Election,AD,promotion working throughout product design, production, printing ,marketing aspects.
We own our own factory workshop where we specialize in the prodution of T-shirt,Flag,Scarf .Cap promotion ,AD T-shirt for Election campaign and large Match, etc.
We are one of the biggest Election items manufacturers in China nowadays. And we have been accomplished many orders for Electoral and Large Match of FORTY countries since 2001.
Why choose us?
1. Customize is welcomed.
2. No matter how many you want, we can produce for you.
3. Material, technique, size, label and package is up to customers' preference.
4. Waterproof and fire retardancy and UV treatment are available, Weather resistant and color fastness (indoor 4-5 years, outdoor 2-3 years), strict quality control system.
5. Professional production, Eco-friendly (ISO & SGS), Factory direct with considerate service before and after sale. (not trading company).
6. Win-win situation is what we want. Superior and integrity are what we insist.
7. Good service: We treat clients as friend.
Contact us
Small order ship by DHL, FEDEX, UPS, EMS,TNT
Big order ship by air or sea
Payment methods:
30%-50% deposit and balance paid before shipping , Bank transfter, paypal , western union
24hours sales services:
fiz um teste de farmácia de gestação pq estava 1 dia atrasada e também não sentia cólicas e deu de maneira negativa. Jesus cobre a minha mente debaixo do teu sangue, guarda os meus pensamentos , porque ai estaremos abreviando tempo da espera como Tenho algo em comum com você: Um neto de unicamente 3 meses - fez dantes, e também sempre fico pensando se vou vê-lo medrar.
Jesus, primeiramente este viu sete candeeiros de ouro (Ap 1:12) e só depois viu
Magazine sales have fallen almost as fast as newspapers and just slightly slower than music CDs. Their work is an art form and is displayed in an artistic manner.


text:
Minor Heater Repairs and Major Headaches
Sean Griffin
May 7, 2009
Many pool-owners hold their breath as they start up the pool heater for the first time, crossing their fingers awaiting the "whoosh" sound of the gas valve opening and the burner tray catching flame.
Pool heaters
can certainly be the most temperamental piece of pool equipment, and many minor pool heater repairs can become major pool heater headaches!
The same piece of equipment that let you enjoy your pool into the cold months of last year's swim season has become stubborn over the winter. Some gentle coaxing can help ease the beast out of it's winter slumber. Here's some quick tips on easy repairs that can be the medicine you need to get back on track.
Pool Heater won't fire up? Try walking through these quick and easy steps!
-If you have a heater that uses a gas source, natural gas or propane gas, double check the gas line. Follow the gas source all the way. Often times there are more than one shut off valve that was closed when the pool was winterized. Pool heaters also have an internal gas valve that needs to be open. Double check to make sure you have the appropriate propane pressure required to operate your filter.
-Pilot tubing can become bent out of shape and can prevent you from lighting a pilot. Double check the pilot positioning and make sure there is no obstruction in the tubing or at the pilot orifice. Allow a reasonalbe amount of time to allow gas to work its way through valve to pilot. (30-90 seconds) A few taps on the gas valve and the pilot tubing may help to free up sticky internal parts or small clogs in the pilot orifice.
-A pool heater
not in use over the winter can become a critter hotel.
Animals that can take up residence in your heater tend to bring in nesting material that can lead to problems. I recommend cleaning debris out of the pool heater before starting for first time. Another maintenance cleaning includes cleaning debris off of the heat exchanger which typically can be accessed by removing vent hood. While cleaning out your heater visually inspect wiring. Critters are known for sharpening their teeth by chewing through loose wiring.
-Loose and rusty wiring can be an easy fix. Taking a wire brush and cleaning rust and corrosion off of the ends of the wires can be a quick resolution. Sometimes the problem is right under your nose. Double check all connections within the pool heater. Wiring issues seem to account for at least half of our pool heater repair calls.
-The best way to ensure the longevity of your pool equipment is proper maintenance and care. To prevent exposing your heater to the elements you can take a few preventative steps.
Heater covers
are available for newer model heaters. A custom cover can be retrofitted for older models. To keep critters out you can use
"Mouse away"
, an herbal cocktail designed to keep mice out of heaters.
-Even attempting minor troubleshooting and minor repairs can be hazardous. When attempting any maintenance and/or repair refer to your pool heater owner's manual. Gas build up within the heater can cause roll-out when ignited. Keep clear of heater when igniting - especially for the first time. Replacing
pool heater parts
can be simple, but remember ~ never bypass any safety feature.


text:
South Carolinians get chance to voice position on solar energy
December 11, 2013 by Jeff
Filed under Green Energy News
The public will get a chance Wednesday to weigh in on possible changes in electric utility regulations that could turn South Carolina from a cellar-dweller to a leader in production of solar power.
If you go
What: State Regulation of Public Utilities Review Committee Energy Advisory Council
Where: Room 110, Blatt Building on the Statehouse grounds.
When: 9:30 a.m. Wednesday
To see the draft report go to: The statehouse website
The state's Energy Advisory Council wants public input on a draft report that says the state is "poised on the edge of a sea change" to allow individuals and businesses to generate their own electricity and sell what they don't use back to the power companies."
Solar energy is expected to be the biggest source of this so-called "distributed generation" of energy. The state, however, currently has among the most restrictive laws in the nation on its use.
The state also restricts what's called "third party leasing." That would allow a company to lease solar panels and generation equipment to a homeowner or business. The company would be paid through sale of the of the excess solar electricity to the electric utility company. Leasing is seen as one way to make installation of currently expensive solar equipment affordable for far more people. Such systems can cost upwards of $20,000.
The draft report notes that solar energy panels rapidly are getting more affordable. As a result, the report says,the state should prepare for a future electricity grid that won't rely solely on single producers but will be "a different system that will be significantly more dynamic and versatile than today's system."
The report points out that state policy makers and electric utilities have little choice but to recognize that this shift is occurring. They "must likewise evolve to reflect a more technologically advanced and flexible environment," the report says. "It will be best to ride the crest of the distributed generation wave in a proactive rather than reactive way."
Blan Holman, managing attorney for the Charleston office of the Southern Environmental Law Center, said "solar power is generating huge interest in South Carolina and the Energy Advisory Council's final report will shed important light on this very hot topic.
The environmental law center is working with the Coastal Conservation League to push the state to enact friendlier solar laws,
Many state legislators have said they are waiting to see the final report before making up their minds about changing laws to make it easier for solar power in the state.
The Environmental Law Center Holman said in a press release that solar use has exploded around the US, with a 76 percent market jump last year. Southeast states trail far behind the nation's solar leaders and South Carolina is the second lowest performing state in the region," the Center says.
North Carolina is an exception; it has relaxed laws to allow more solar power production and now is a national leader in solar electricity production.
Two of the state's utilities, Santee Cooper and South Carolina Electricity and Gas, have taken tentative steps into the solar energy production arena. But major expansion of solar likely won't be in the cards unless the state permits some form of solar leasing.
The final report is intended to provide regulators and legislators with the information they need to understand the issues and know what's at stake.
The Legislature is expected to address the issues during its session next year.
"Sun power can be an economic engine for South Carolina if we remove the roadblocks that have kept us behind," Holman said.


text:
South Park creator Trey Parker to be a dad
The comedy writer has been dating his partner Boogie Tillmon for several years, and they live with her 11-year-old son from a previous relationship.
They are now set to welcome a new addition to the household as Tillmon is expecting the couple's first child together.
The brunette beauty showed off her baby bump on the red carpet in London on Wednesday (21Mar13) at the press night of his hit show The Book of Mormon in the West End.
Parker, 43, was previously married to Emma Sugiyama, who he split from in 2008 after two years of marriage.


text:
Summer Academy employees are paid based on the previous school year salary scale.
Supplemental Salary Scales - Academic and Athletic coaches are paid a supplement based on the approved rate determined by the School Board. It should be noted that some academic and athletic supplements may be split between two or more academic or athletic coaches.
Montgomery County Public Schools does not discriminate in its programs and activities for reasons of race, religion, color, gender, national origin, disability, age, or on any other basis prohibited by law. The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies:
Director of Human Resources and Assistant Superintendent for Operations
750 Imperial Street SE, Christiansburg, VA 24073
(540) 382-5100


text:
You are here: Root > Meetings and Events
April 1-4 2007, Cambridge, England. Four days of talks and tutorials, four days mixing with lispers from all over the world.
Event starting date: Sunday, 01 April 2007
Event ending date: Wednesday, 04 April 2007
Contact eMail: email@example.com
Web site: http://www.ilc07.org/
Mailing list: http://www.alu.org/mailman/listinfo/ilc-2007-announce
Place (Address): Clare College Cambridge
Following the success of our last conference, the Association of Lisp Users is now pleased to announce its next event. The venue will be Clare College in the historic centre of Cambridge, England. The conference will run from April 1st to 4th, 2007. Alongside our usual four day program of tutorials and excellent speakers, we plan to add a quintessential English experience: traditional dinner served in the college's "Great Hall". Costs are expected to be broadly similar to last year's.
Cambridge is an unspoiled, old university town; some of its colleges (and their buildings) date back to the 14th century. It's the city that inspired Darwin, Newton, AA Milne, Wordsworth, John Cleese and Stephen Hawking. It's also a centre of active research in many fields; of particular relevance to us - for example - are the University's Computer Laboratory and the nearby Sanger Centre.
The city is set in low-lying country fifty miles north of London from which it has excellent access by train. Stansted airport is about 20 miles away and serves many European airports, often on low-cost airlines. Visitors from further afield will come in through Heathrow or Gatwick which are further away but still readily accessible by public transportation.
More information will be posted later in the year. To receive conference announcements, subscribe to the ILC 2007 announce mailing list.
Links: Clare College, Cambridge, England
Meetings and Events | Cambridge
You must be logged to add a note
You must be logged to add a comment


text:
Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 25th Feb 2012 00:54 UTC
"Microsoft appears to be killing off two of its key user-facing brands with the upcoming Consumer Preview release of Windows 8. Windows Live applications have been rolled into preinstalled apps that work as the core 'Windows Communications' applications for Windows 8, and this lack of Windows Live branding is only the tip of the iceberg. 'Microsoft Account' will replace Windows Live ID in Windows 8, and the software giant has also removed traces of Zune from its Windows Store, Music, and Video applications, although Zune Pass functionality remains." They're actually getting it. Amazing.
Permalink for comment 508702
To read all comments associated with this story, please click here.
To read all comments associated with this story, please click here.
RE[2]: kinda out of the loop
by skeezix on Mon 27th Feb 2012 17:07 UTC in reply to "RE: kinda out of the loop"


text:
Clyde 2004/05 Home Shirt Phone Case
Made to order phone cases for all popular phone models, produced in the UK. Each case is carefully designed, printed and made from durable, long-lasting materials.
- Created for your specific phone model
- 3D printed for wrap-around effect
- Covers back and sides of phone
- Cut away detailing for access to charging ports and camera
- Lightweight and 1mm thin
- Material: 100% polycarbonate
Shipping & Delivery
Allow three working days from the time of ordering for us to produce and ship your phone case. You'll be notified by email when your order has been dispatched. Sent by Royal Mail 1st Class - after dispatch, most phone cases arrive the next day.
Current dispatch status: all listed items are currently being dispatched within 4 working days. For example, if you place an order on a Friday for a non-request case, it will be dispatched the following Thursday. Please note that customer requests can take a couple of days longer as we need to design the artowrk. Once we are past the Christmas rush, our standard dispatch time will reduce to 2-3 working days.


text:
Historical Milwaukee Neighborhood Posters
Since 1983, Jan Kotowicz has been defining Milwaukee neighborhoods in print, one after another. Her work is done with a little art deco inspiration and paired with the history of each neighborhood, printed on the back. The best part is, they're only $3! So you can represent and still afford lunch!
The reverse side of each poster carries a history of the neighborhood written by local historian John Gurda. Each 15" x 22" neighborhood poster is only $3.00 (plus shipping and handling) and is a great way to represent your neighborhood, even if you no longer call it home. See the few we didn't show above and pick one up for yourself, right over here!


text:
My name is Richard Rodriguez and I am the owner of Formula One Entertainment. We at Formula One Entertainment are your solution for your Wedding Entertainment needs. We will make your dream wedding come true. From the beginning of your ceremony all the way up to the end of your Reception. We can take care of it for you!!
Award-winning world music band Charanams make weddings and functions enjoyable, memorable and unique by playing exotic carnatic jazz music. Charanams is a mult-ethnic, multi style band that present unique music for wedding receptions and for wedding rituals.
Getting married in NYC? Key is a customized, private mini-website for your guests that gives recommendations of the arts, shopping, restaurants and events happening on the specific days they're in town. And it's designed to match your wedding invitation!
We are not the typical wedding band! We play an eclectic mix of songs chosen from our extensive library of songs. Our song list exceeds 1000 selections. We work closely with all of our clients to assure the perfect wedding day.
Thrill Production is all about fun and party favors. We offer a new interactive attraction that serves as a photo booth at your event, but instead of a simple photo booth we will setup a 10 foot wide rear screen projection that will allow the guest to do graffiti on top of their own photos. Out of the ordinary!!!
DJ DAVE ALI has been spinning at the hottest clubs & parties in the NYC area for the past 15 years. Throughout his time as a DJ, he has captivated audiences totaling over a million listeners.
For background or for dancing, live music will make your celebration one you and your guests will talk about for years to come. We have small groups that specialize in jazz, and a seven-piece variety-band for a greater party atmosphere. For your special day, contact Brian Booth Music!
The After Party Experience™ (APX) is a Full Service Band & DJ combination consisting of young, multi-talented and energetic artists --- all whom are dedicated to providing a complete entertainment experience for the perfect event!!
International piano vocal entertainer. Wedding reception music.
Elegant Violin and Guitar Duo for your special occasion - multiple forms of music from Vivaldi, Paganini, Mozart through Broadway, Rock, Tango, Brazilian Samba ...
For Non-Stop Dance Party People! We play party classics to modern hits & will pack your dance floor with our killer playlist! This band is young & energetic ... we LOVE the music we play & it shows! We also offer ceremony and cocktail music. Serving the Tri-State NY Area.
Artist Boris Rasin is available to create quick and colorful portraits for your next special event. These portraits are made with painterly felt marker on archival paper in the artist's signature style. Each drawing takes 10 minutes per guest with an option of more detailed studies if time allows. A perfect party gift!
Cobblestone Entertainment Inc. is a full-service entertainment company based in New York City. In operation since 1991, we offer unusual and unique performers to fit every entertainment need. Our Victorian Carolers or Singing Toy Soldiers provide an exquisite addition to your December/Holiday wedding!
Dj / MC, Event Lighting, Event Furniture, We specialize in following Events or Occasions Baraat Wedding Receptions Anniversaries Engagement Graduations Birthdays Sweet 16's Baby Showers Corporate Events Club Events Garba Night Mehndi Nights Holiday Events Themes Parties and Much more…
Entertaining the modern-day event. Bridging the gap between old school" and "new school" entertainment for weddings and other events http://experienceexcel.com .ent
All Generations Entertainment will make your wedding extraordinary with experienced and professional DJs, Emcees, dancers and lighting technicians. With our state-of-the-art sound and lighting equipment, we can transform your fantasy wedding into reality. We also offer an LED or classic Photo Booth
At Raaz Entertainment, we realize countless hours go into planning your event and we are ready to assist you in selecting your entertainment options. We handle all aspects of your wedding entertainment, including DJ & Emcee services, entertainment, planning and coordination.
Offering a wide range of music from the 60's-today from nearly every genre, DeNovo is poised to help make your reception one to remember. Great live music does not have to be synonymous with a large budget. Make DeNovo your "affordable choice"!
From Mozart to Glenn Miller to Jason Mraz, the family-friendly Metropolitan Saxophone Quartet and our energetic mix of music arrangements have been entertaining brides, grooms, and guests since 2004. We're never too loud or too showy. We want to add to your special day, not make it about us.
Premiere Emcee, LLC is an elite Master of Ceremony services which provides an atmosphere of celebration where all the guests are relaxed, happy to be there, and honored to take part in a very special, unique one-of a kind event.
Classical Guitar for your wedding or cocktail hour. Performs classical music as well as popular arrangements in solo or ensemble settings.
Nothing makes a wedding unforgettable like a live band who creates a level of excitement with your guests that has EVERYONE DANCING!!! We can provide a jazz cocktail hour followed by several sets of dance music...check out our website for song lists. Make YOUR WEDDING THE TALK OF THE TOWN...
ALL PARTIES ARE CUSTOMIZED for YOU. DEENA MILLER and her band have performed over 1500 weddings, private parties for many of the fine venues in NYC, New Jersey, Pa., Conn. & surrounding areas. We READ the room ROCK the PARTY & very sensitive to SOUND LEVEL. Please learn more, visit our website. Thank you, D. Miller
Mariana is an award winning belly dancer that is excited to offer live entertainment at your reception. She customizes every show to your specifications and can even provide a day or night of fun for the bride and her friends. Contact Mariana now for more info!


text:
We offer nationwide delivery throughout Ireland, Northern Ireland and the UK from €80 per pallet. Orders are dispatched within 24 hours and usually take 3-5 days to delivery.
Working days are Monday to Friday excluding public holidays. Any orders placed over the weekend will be considered as being placed on a Monday before 2pm. Please note that delivery of large, bulky goods may take 4-7 days. This is only a guideline and is not a guarantee, we are unable to take responsibility for any delays which are outside of their control.
Large or bulky items are typically products that weight over 30kg. However some items may be classed as large or bulky items even if they weigh less than 30kg due to the products dimensions.
What time of day will I receive my delivery? Orders are delivered between 8.00am and 6.00pm.
For your convenience, we can deliver your order to your work address. Therefore, when ordering please enter your work address. If applicable, include the company name.
Collection from our Stores If you live locally or are ready to travel and pick-up,simply place your order and we will contact you when the goods are available. We can store your order for up to 30 days, which will allow you time to collect anytime during our open hours (please wait for our call to avoid a wasted journey).
EVEREST – The peak of good taste and authenticity. The Everest range of laminate products has now expanded to include a variety of new formats and attractive decors. Whether you choose the narrow plank effect of the STRATA range or the wide plank appeal of the SUMMIT range, you will be ensured of a floor that will enhance any room.
We offer nationwide delivery throughout Ireland, Northern Ireland and the UK from €80 per pallet. Orders are dispatched within 24 hours and usually take 3-5 days to delivery.


text:
Ask Men: There's been a wave of nostalgia in gaming circles as of late, as evidenced by the numerous releases of compilation discs with classic games, right through to authentic, unchanged ports on more modern systems (the PlayStation Network or the Wii Virtual Console are good examples). Part of this new video game fad includes taking older titles, dusting off their memorable gameplay or plot lines, and remaking them for a new generation of gamers to appreciate.
We've put together a list of 10 video game remakes that have been rereleased onto newer systems, but here we have to make a distinction -- these aren't sequels that many mistake for a rerelease or just slapped into a classics collection without any updates. These top 10 video game remakes are pure remakes that don't deviate from the authentic nature of the original titles, but instead are given a new haircut for today's modern systems.
I'd put the Resident Evil remake on the GC on that list. The rest are pretty good choices.
Not sure if I'd class Mario Kart Wii as a remake.
Personal preference - but I preferred the original Ninja Gaiden Black and 2 to the sigma series.
list needs:
Conker: live & reloaded
Resident evil (gamecube)
Metal gear solid: twin snakes
They forgot the Uncharted series, the remake of the Tomb Raider series.
shoulda just made a top nintendo remakes list. thats pretty much what it was.
Remakes eh? If anyone played Ys III and compare it to Oath in Felghana (which I think the fans overall consider the best in the series) it's quite amazing how much of a remake it is.
It's also more enjoyable to play Ys III before playing Oath in Felghana.
For remakes (like completely from ground up, make a new game) that's all I can think of atm


text:
Quote from: phillamb168 on July 23, 2012, 07:28:44 PMROOM. TEMP. ALWAYS. :-)+11
When did we switch to binary?
My tuna steaks are always started at ocean temp. Usually they were swimming around a few minutes before.I grill them VERY lightly using AB's chimney method (concentrated intense heat & saves a lot of charcoal). The marinade/dipping sauce from that episode is AWESOME! I started using it for tuna steaks, but it has found its way into many of my other dishes too.
I've been thinking about brining my pork shoulder for the next go-round. It just doesn't pull as easily as I would like, but I'm getting closer.I don't see why you couldn't apply the rub after the brine if you wanted to. IMO, the bark is the best part, maybe because there's a limited amount of it.
Hey guys, doing a pulled pork this weekend for the football games. I was planning on doing my normal rub and then let it smoke at 250/300 for hours until done but I ran across this recipe on Alton Brown's website. Let me know what you think.Application: Barbecue Pork ButtYield: 4 to 6 pounds pulled porkSoftware: 3 quarts water 12 ounces kosher salt 8 ounces molasses 8-10 pound boneless pork butt


text:
Maryland's favorite kiddie rock band, Milkshake, is back. "Got a Minute?" is the Grammy-nominated band's fifth album, and it's chock-full of sing-along melodies that rock more than the average kids' tune.
Founding members Lisa Mathews and Mikel Gehl worked with a crew of talented musicians -- including their own kids, Eric (Gehl's 11-year-old son) and Jesse (Mathews' 12-year-old daughter), recording more than 30 feel-good songs. With positive messages and a range of styles, from the pop-inspired "Girls Wanna Dance" to the countrified "Workin' Kid," Milkshake will keep you and your kids rocking in the minivan.
Join the band to celebrate the new album's release at Rams Head Live in Baltimore on April 14. For more information, call 410-244-1131 or visit ramsheadlive.com.
The album is available for $13.49 on amazon.com.


text:
Inductees recommended for contribution to hospital
It was a day of grand recognition for six community members who have devoted careers or volunteer hours to Lenoir Memorial Hospital.
�I almost cried when I open my letter,� Frances �Fran� Jones Dickerson said. �I was so surprised and pleased.�
Dickerson and five others were inducted into the Lenoir Memorial Hall of Honor on Saturday amidst about 150 people.
�It�s very humbling,� Darlene Ferguson Houston said.
L. Dennis Boykin said, �It�s a great honor. I�ve been with the hospital 35 years. The hospital is like a family to me � a great big family.�
Dr. Preecha Bhotiwhihok summed it up as �indescribable.�
This year marks the 13th year of the program.
The 2013 inductees are Bhotiwhihok, Boykin, Dickerson, Houston, Kay Taylor Harrell and the late Fred Edward Hunneke.
�They have extraordinarily contributed to the life and wellbeing of healthcare in Lenoir County,� said Gary Black, the hospital�s president and CEO.
The six new inductees will be added to the 84 previous recipients since 2001.
�I think we have a lot of people in the hospital and community that do a lot of work to provide services for the hospital,� said Constance Hengel, LMH�s director of community programming and development, �but we have some exceptional and outstanding individuals that deserve this special recognition.�
Individuals are recommended for induction based on years of employment, affiliation and/or service to LMH, contribution critical to LMH�s success, commitment to LMH recognizable to the community and significant contribution to the medical field within the community.
The following are the backgrounds and contributions of each of this year�s inductees:
Hunneke, a native of White Plains, N.Y., was a World War II and Korean War veteran. He was a renowned businessman and founder of Domestic Industries textile corporations.
He was appointed to the Lenoir Memorial Foundation Board of Directors in 1994, serving until 2011. He served as chairman from 2006-11. He sought funding for the foundation and promoted its activities.
His son, Bill Hunneke, accepted the award on behalf of him. He said his father has been on numerous boards and committees in the community but, well into his 80s, had to step down.
�But the hospital � not so much,� Hunneke said. �It was one of those things he wasn�t going to let go.�
Hunneke received a number of awards, including the Order of Long Leaf Pine and Kinston-Lenoir County Citizen of the Year. Only days before his passing on Aug. 9, he was honored by the Kinston community with a special banquet.
�He had a heart for always doing the right thing and he loved our community hospital,� Hengel said. �He will be greatly missed.�
Harrell, a Kinston native, is a UNC Chapel Hill graduate. She has served on the LMH Board of Directors since 1999 in a number of capacities and is involved in a number of community organizations.
Through the Kinston Rotary Club, she traveled to Ghana to help expand libraries and support scholarship efforts for African youth.
Physician-hospital relations improved through her leadership, and she helped develop investment and board executive compensation policies. Her artwork can be seen in hospital offices.
�I felt deeply honored,� Harrell said. �I thought it would be people who have done more than me. I guess it solidifies my association with the organization that means so much to our community.�
Bhotiwhihok � often referred to as �Dr. Preecha� � a board certified anesthesiologist from Thailand, joined LMH in 1977. He served as an ex-officio member of the Board of Directors during his first term of two terms as medical staff president from 1991-92. He was active on a number of committees and boards.
Now retired, he volunteers at the Lenoir County Health Department and a general practice free clinic in Bayboro.
�Dr. Preecha�s greatest tribute has been to his patients,� Dr. Walter Sabiston said, �treating each and every one of them with dignity and respect insuring their safety and care. He is a true �physician� in the broadest sense of the word.�
His photography can be viewed in many of the waiting rooms at LMH, and he is currently working on a gunsmithing degree at Lenoir Community College.
Boykin, a Wilson native and ECU graduate, began his career at LMH in 1979 as a purchasing agent. In 1997, he became director of material management, which included the hospital�s print shop.
He coordinated a new for-profit print shop with Wallace Business Forms that averaged a $2,000 profit a month. He opened DownEast Medical Supply Company, broadening the market in Ahoskie and Edenton.
Boykin was instrumental in obtaining disaster supplies at no cost for hurricane events, and helped establish and supports the May super ball golf tournament.
�It would be difficult to imagine someone more dedicated to Lenoir Memorial and its success than Dennis,� said Sarah Mayo, vice president of financial services.
Dickerson, a Duplin County native, has put in more than 12,000 hours of volunteer service at LMH, beginning in 1990, and continues to volunteer at the hospital.
She has served on numerous committees and officer roles for the volunteers, including awards coordinator for the N.C. Hospital Volunteer Association and conference director.
�Little did I know I�d be celebrating the 60th year of the organization,� she said, �celebrating with Fran Parker, who founded the organization.�
Parker, as well as Black, is a previous inductee.
Houston, a native of Ontario, Canada, began her nursing career at then-Pitt County Memorial Hospital, now Vidant Medical Center, in 1979.
In 1984, she started working at LMH and graduated from ECU with a degree in English education in 2002 with a desire to teach. When her husband lost his job, she stayed on at LMH.
In 2007, Harrell began teaching patients, as well nurses, about congestive heart failure (CHF), developing patient education materials.
�These people have a lot of hours of volunteering,� she said about some of the inductees. �So to be included with volunteers is certainly a very great honor.�
Margaret Fisher can be reached at 252-559-1082 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @MargaretFishr.


text:
Support PDF,DOC,DOCX,TXT,XLS,WPD,HTM,HTML fils up to 5MB
Job Details
Company name
Organization TypeGovernment
Job Type
Date Last Verified
Posted on
Computer Scientist Duties: The candidate performs computer science tasks of limited scope and difficulty which are screened by a higher grade computer scientist/engineer. Some knowledge of work processes and the capability to apply standard computer science/engineering practices are required to directly apply varied rules, procedures and precedents to the assignments. Perform computer science work of limited scope and complexity in support of projects assigned to higher grade computer scientist/engineers. Plan work procedures and selects standard practices and data to be applied to work projects and identify problems. Uses accepted computer science/engineering work processes to search for information to bear on a problem and recognizes situations which may require referral to others.
Qualification and Experience
Qualifications: The candidate should have a Bachelor's degree in computer science or Bachelor's degree with 30 semester hours in a combination of mathematics, statistics, and computer science. At least 15 of the 30 semester hours must have included any combination of statistics and mathematics that included differential and integral calculus. All academic degrees and course work must be from accredited or pre-accredited institutions.
May qualify if meeting one of the following: Must have completed or complete a four-year course of study leading to a Bachelor's from an accredited institution no later than 31 Aug 2018 AND have documented Superior Academic Achievement (SAA) at the undergraduate level in one of the following: (a) Class Standing - upper third of the graduating class based on completed courses in the college, university, or major subdivision; (b) Grade Point Average -2.95 or higher out of a possible 4.0 as recorded on official transcript or as computed based on 4 years of education or as computed based on courses completed during the final 2 years of curriculum; OR 3.45 or higher out of a possible 4.0 based on the average of the required courses completed in major field or the required courses in major field completed during the final 2 years of curriculum. (c) Election to membership in a national scholastic honor society (note: freshman honor society cannot be used to meet the requirements of this position).
Have one full year (18 semester hours or the equivalent) of graduate level study, or a Master's or higher degree, e.g., LL.B., J.D., LL.M., Ph.D., in a field that provided the knowledge, skills, and abilities to do the work of this position.
Have at least one year (12 months) of specialized experience, that equips with the particular knowledge, skills, and ability to perform successfully the duties of the position, and that is typically in or related to the work of the positions to be filled. To be creditable, specialized experience must have been equivalent to at least the next lower grade level in the normal line of progression for the occupation in the organization.
Must have a combination of graduate education as described above and the type of specialized experience as described above, which when combined would equate to 100%.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Professional knowledge of computer science, policies, theories, principles and concepts to apply to scientific methods and techniques to solve assigned problems. Professional knowledge of theoretical foundations of computer science, including digital computer systems architecture and systems software organization. Professional knowledge of computer science and related disciplines to design, develop and adapt scientific methods and techniques to recommend solutions for computer problems. Ability to analyze, interpret and apply computer science procedures in a variety of situations and recommend effective solutions to senior scientist. Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
Application Deadline: September 30, 2018.
Additional info
Announcement Number: K-18-EHA-1550-07-EMC. Apply online. No emails. Visit website for more information.
Company infoHiring Coordinator


text:
- Home
- Coffee Pouches
- Foil Side Gusset Bag 2LB | Black 500 ct. - CLEARANCE
Product Description
Foil Side Gusset Bag - 2 pound – Black
Side seal, v-shaped bottom & one-way valves are available for coffee, tea, chocolate, etc.
Side Gusseted Bags can be used to package a variety of products. These bags, sometimes know as traditional coffee bags, are ideal for both ground or whole coffee beans, loose leaf teas, powdered mixes, nuts and trail mixes. We also offer these packages with valves. These one-way valves are perfect for coffee packaging, as roasted coffee beans must be sealed to remain fresh but also emit CO2 that needs to be released to prevent the packaging from bursting. We use the same valve on all of our packaging and the valve is the same color as the packaging. We have included photographs of the valve packaging so you may have an idea of what the packaging will look like with a valve.
Available in a wide array of sizes and colors, we are sure to have a side gusseted bag that will be a perfect fit for your application. We offer a great selection of color choices including a Kraft and Matte White option. These packages can be sealed with our tin ties or re-sealable tape (not included). The construction of these bags makes them perfect for heavier products.
While we do not print on our stock pouches, we have partnered with Avery WePrint to deliver an easy solution for custom labels. They provide fast and professionally printed labels at a low cost. Plus you can save 10% when you use the promo code ABC10! Click here to get started!
We also offer side gusseted packaging as a part of our custom packaging program.
2 lb (1 KG) 5 x 3.375 x 15
Note: Each side gusset bag comes with an open void to fill with your product, which is then sealed with a direct heat sealer.


text:
Other Services
Free Tools
AVERT HOAX Notice!!
McAfee AVERT Labs would like to inform you of an email HOAX.
Do not reply to this message as the email suggests. If you receive the message directly, forward a copy to the proper group for handling. A suggested address would be "abuse@" and the name of the domain the email was received from (i.e. "firstname.lastname@example.com" if the address the message was received from was "email@example.com").
Below is the actual text from the message that may be received via email.
Again, if you receive this email delete it and DO NOT forward it as the message suggests.
McAfee AVERT
PC Infected? Get Expert Help
Connect to one of our Security Experts by phone. Have your PC fixed remotely - while you watch!
Risk Assessment:
Date Discovered:
We accept:
© 2003-2018 McAfee, LLC


text:
Vernon E. Smith, 84, of McPherson, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012, while in the company of family members, at Cedars Health Care Center in McPherson
Vernon E. Smith, 84, of McPherson, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012, while in the company of family members, at Cedars Health Care Center in McPherson. Vernon was born Aug. 29, 1928, in Ottawa, a son of the late Frances E. (Schmitt) and Earl Samuel Smith.
He graduated in 1946 from Walker High School in Nevada, Mo.
Vernon was last employed as an assistant manager at True Value Hardware in McPherson. He had also managed Gambles Stores in Kansas and traveled several states setting up new stores for both Gambles and True Value.
His father worked at Santa Fe Railroad and Vernon was fascinated with trains. When he retired, he built a large model train layout. Often someone would hear about it and call to come over to run the trains. He also enjoyed woodworking and made lots of items for the grandchildren and curio shelves and magazine racks for their own home. He was a perfectionist who worked on something until it was exactly right.
He welcomed neighbors who needed help fixing something or needed a certain size bolt or screw. He will be missed by his family and friends.
He was the husband of Frances Louise (Higgins) Smith. On March 17, 1950, they were married at the Centropolis Assembly of God Church, Centropolis.
Vernon is survived by his wife, Frances; and children: Son, Thomas E. (Deborah) Smith, of McPherson; daughter, Susan K. (Michael) McVicker, of McPherson; son, Terry L. (Kimberly) Smith, of Galva; and Son, Randall L. (Marla) Smith, of Moorhead, Minn.; 7 grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Rosemary Clevenger.
Visitation will be on from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17, 2012, with the family present from 5 to 7 p.m. at Glidden-Ediger Chapel in McPherson.
The graveside funeral service will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2012, at McPherson Cemetery, McPherson with Pastor Deborah Somerville officiating.
Memorials are suggested to Harden Healthcare, formerly Hospice Care of Kansas, in McPherson and may be sent in care of Glidden-Ediger Funeral Home, 222 W. Euclid St., McPherson, KS 67460.


text:
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
TRENTON, N.J. – Two men and three teenage boys were charged Saturday with gang-raping a 7-year-old girl who was sold by her 15-year-old stepsister during a party at a crime-ridden apartment building in the state's capital, police said.Details of the arrests were announced at a Saturday evening news conference outside police headquarters. Police Director Irving Bradley said detectives had been working around the clock since the crime was reported March 28."We did get a lot of cooperation from the community, which helped break this case," Bradley said.Those arrested included Gregory Joseph Leary, 20, in custody since Friday, when he was charged with having sex with the 15-year-old. The other four are Timear Lewis, 19, and boys ages 13, 14 and 17. Each was charged with aggravated sexual assault and child endangerment.
These are the times when I do think those younger teens need to be charged as adults,
and that they all need to be castrated.
There is NO REASON for this. Absolutely none. And that girls stepsister? Should be tried just as hard.
Why, exactly? If you want people who would do something like this GONE, permanently, I can definitely understand. But what difference does it make how they die? The results are the same, right? Except drawing and quartering is a lot harder to clean up after.
Deterrence is the classic explanation. A slow, painful death administered fairly swiftly is supposedly more of a punishment than a pinprick leading to (supposedly) swift oblivion.
The 'administered fairly swiftly' is in regards to the fact that all death penalty cases are given an automatic appeal. Many people on death row actually die in prison of natural causes, rather than any sort of execution.
Page created in 0.049 seconds with 27 queries.


text:
Beverly J. Urgaris, 88, of Blakeslee, died Thursday, April 25, in the Golden Living Center-East Mountain in Wilkes Barre. She was the wife of the late Donald J. Urgaris.
Born in West Pittston, she was a daughter of the late Harry M. and Hazel (Frame) Shafer.
During World War II, Beverly was one of the "Rosie the Riveters," working for Curtiss-Wright in Buffalo, N.Y., where she worked on fighter and cargo planes. Later, she worked as a cook at many local restaurants for 15 years with 12 of those years spent at Pocono Trail Lodge in Blakeslee.
Beverly enjoyed crossword puzzles and crocheting afghans, but her family was the most important thing in her life.
She was the loving mother of two children, Donald T. Urgaris and his wife, Dawn, of Pocono Pines and Cheryl Chestnut and her husband, Robert, of Safford, Ariz. She is also survived by two sisters, Zoe Smith of Pocono Lake and Elma Baird and her husband, Walter, of Blakeslee; four grandchildren, Mandy Urgaris of Picayune, Miss., Lora Urgaris of Clearwater, Fla., Tara Lynn Chestnut of Allentown and Dustin Chestnut and his wife, Tammy, of Newville; a great-granddaughter, Zoe Rebecca Malsberger of Allentown; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by two brothers, Harry McKinley Shafer III and Theodore Roosevelt Shafer.
The family would like to give a special thanks to all of Beverly's caregivers and home health aides that took care of her over the years.
Memorial services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 4, from the Kresge Funeral Home, 1763 Route 209 Brodheadsville, with the Rev. David Felker officiating. Burial will be in Blakeslee Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Hospice of the Sacred Heart, 600 Baltimore Drive, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702.
Kresge Funeral Home
1763 Route 209, Brodheadsville
Beverly J. Urgaris
Beverly J. Urgaris, 88, of Blakeslee, died Thursday, April 25, in the Golden Living Center-East Mountain in Wilkes Barre. She was the wife of the late Donald J. Urgaris.


text:
Loss Prevention Service Representative - Pioneer Place
The Loss Prevention Service Representative's primary responsibility is to ensure the safety of all store associates and customers and to support the shortage reduction efforts. They may be responsible for monitoring the employee entrance/exit and/or customer entrance/exit. Finally, they are to work closely with Loss Prevention personnel to ensure all aspects of Loss Prevention are being followed.
1. Contribute to shortage reduction / Investigations - 55%
- Work closely with the LP Supervisor to ensure that all employees are following policies and procedures.
- Responsible for maintaining the employee entrance, where applicable.
- Assists in making apprehensions with certified LP Agents when requested by observing and acting as witness.
2. Training and Development - 30%
- Sign in employees/vendors and verify any Gap Inc. merchandise.
- Sign out employees/vendors and verify all Gap Inc. merchandise and verify purchases against the employee's receipt.
- Keep track of all packages delivered through the employee entrance, excluding normal scheduled shipments.
- Ensure that the employee entrance is run efficiently by ensuring that all of the necessary paperwork is accessible at all times.
3. Operations / Safety - 15%
- Provide a visual presence at the entrance/exit through courteous and professional interaction with customers.
- Support Loss Prevention agent as a back-up in shoplifting apprehensions and serving as witness as needed. Apprehensions.
This is an entry-level loss prevention position within the store level operations. This position communicates primarily to the store management team with direction on overall loss prevention strategy and programs coming from the LP Supervisor, LPM, FLPM, DLPM or RLPM.
1) Knowledge, skills & abilities:
- Good verbal and written communication skills.
- Customer service skills.
- Must be able to communicate with all levels of staff and management.
2) Minimum educational level:
- High School diploma or equivalent.
3) Minimum experience:
- 1-2 years or retail Loss Prevention experience.
- Basic understanding of retail or security.
4) Physical Requirements:
- Ability to work nights and weekends appropriately to retail business needs.
- Must be able to stand / walk sales floor for 8 hours at a time.
- Must be able to lift and carry 20lbs.
- Regular time and attendance is an essential function of the job.
Back to top


text:
Encorp conducts many outreach programs to promote recycling among British Columbians. more >
Each year we commit a significant budget to encourage consumers to continue to return their containers for recycling. We employ a wide range of tactics, including targeted advertising through a range of media types, to ensure that the right message reaches the right people. View All >
Encorp Pacific (Canada) is a federally incorporated, not-for-profit, product stewardship corporation with beverage container management as our core business. Our mandate is to develop, manage and improve systems to recover used packaging and end-of-life products from consumers and ensure that they are properly recycled and not land-filled or incinerated. more >


text:
First impression isn't a lasting one
Last November, my wife and I decided to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary as we had our honeymoon, with a road trip. Actually she was the decider and I was the driver. (That's one of the secrets to 50 years of marriage.) The final destination, then as now, was the world-famous le Chateau Frontenac hotel in Quebec, Canada. The attraction of driving 600 miles north with winter looming escapes me, but that's what we did.
Back then we were just a couple of "wet behind the ears" kids when we finally arrived at le Chateau Frontenac. Without reservations and with a total ignorance of the French language, we waited in the sprawling lobby for our turn with what must have been the rudest desk clerk in Canada. The chilly reception when he finally deigned to acknowledge us turned totally frigid when he discovered we didn't speak French. He couldn't have cared less when I mentioned we were on our honeymoon and seemed to delight in informing us that "Zee only zing available 'as deux zingle beds!" Single beds! On our honeymoon?
Out of options, we followed the bellboy to a rickety elevator up to a dimly lit corridor at the end of which he opened a door to what seemed like an attic. There sat those "zingle beds" on a threadbare carpet, in a dinky, dusty room with a hissing radiator under a grimy window. We soon discovered that the radiator didn't shut off and the window didn't open. A dripping faucet in the bathroom and a flickering light bulb over the sink completed the idyllic tableau.
You're probably wondering why in the world we would ever go back there. Me, too! Actually, we both remember a very romantic late evening, candlelit supper in the Jacques Cartier Lounge with champagne cocktails and soft jazz and later walking the boardwalk overlooking the beautiful St. Lawrence River and, of course, doing what honeymooners do.
Now 50 years later, thanks to the Internet and online reservations, we were ready for le Chateau and they were definitely ready for us. Check-in was on the 14th (gold) floor after an express elevator ride from the lobby. The most-attentive concierge was steps from our deluxe room, as was a beautifully appointed lounge overlooking Old Town Quebec and the St. Lawrence River. The lounge, with its personable, bilingual French maids, was where we enjoyed our complimentary evening canapés and beverages and our complimentary gourmet breakfasts.
Our luxurious room and king- size bed were lavishly decorated in Victorian style with satins and brocades. The heat and air conditioning were whisper quiet; the sparkling windows overlooked Old Town and opened easily. All the bulbs in the gleaming marble-tiled bathroom were burning brightly and the golden faucet did not drip. And as a pleasant surprise, a "Happy 50th Anniversary" card from the hotel manager was waiting on the bureau along with flowers and chocolates.
Sadly, the setting for our romantic honeymoon supper, the Jacques Cartier Lounge, no longer existed, but we had a delicious and romantic anniversary dinner on the opulent le Champlain Terrace.
The boutiques, restaurants, galleries, churches, a romantic carriage ride and the historic ambience of this 400-year-old section of Quebec were more than worth the drive. Therein lies an admonition: First impressions don't have to be lasting impressions!


text:
Immediately after my twin boys were born via C-section almost three years ago, a nurse placed each baby on my chest for a brief photo-op. It was disorienting seeing those two tiny, fleshy lumps amidst all the steel tools and beeping monitors, but both babies were healthy, as was I, and my partner and I were joyful.
In the years since, I've often wondered: After I held the boys that first time, where did they go? I know I remained in the operating room for at least half an hour, maybe more. Then I passed in and out of an exhausted delirium before waking up in a recovery room where I was reunited with my newborns. Where they went and what they did for that hour in between has always been a mystery to me.
This short absence never really bothered me until recently, when I learned about what's called the "golden" post-birth hour when both mother and child are best primed to form an intense chemical connection with each other. During childbirth, a woman's body releases oxytocin, a hormone that causes the uterus to contract and expel the baby (its synthetic form, Pitocin, is sometimes administered to women to speed up deliveries). Oxytocin is also a feel-good hormone heavily involved with bonding; it's released during orgasm and when breastfeeding. After the child is delivered, the mom is under the influence of this pain-relieving, bliss-inducing "drug," as is the baby, creating a love-at-first-sight moment. Furthermore, the scents released by both baby and mother during birth have powerful pheromones that attract the two to each other, as well as allow the baby to "sniff out" her mother's nipple and instinctively begin to nurse.
Experts say the bond that develops between the two during this time not only sets the tone for their whole relationship, it also helps to determine the future emotional and physical health of the child for decades to come. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) encourages moms to maximize the skin-to-skin contact as much as possible within the first few minutes of a baby's life.
Uh-oh, does that mean my kids and I were robbed? Maybe. Does it mean we're doomed? Thankfully, no. Pediatrician and Babytalk contributing editor William Sears, M.D., father of the attachment parenting movement and the author of 40-plus parenting books, says, "bonding is not an instant glue." It's not a zero-sum game, either. "Just because you didn't hold your babies for the hour after they were born doesn't mean it's all over," he says. "It's never too late to start bonding. I've seen parents who adopt 1-year-olds, and even though it may take longer for their bond to solidify, it does happen. You can always catch up." What's important is what you do with the time you have once you are together, whether that's immediately after birth or not.
The power of touch
The importance of mother/baby bonding was first recognized in the 1950s when psychoanalyst John Bowlby formulated the attachment theory, the idea that infants need to form a deep relationship with a primary caregiver in order for healthy social and emotional development to occur. While attachment theory has undergone some alterations since the '50s, it remains a stalwart in the study of human psychology.
Deepak Chopra, M.D., the endocrinologist-turned-mind/body medicine guru and co-author of Magical Beginnings, Enchanted Lives: A Holistic Guide to Pregnancy and Childbirth, insists the process and effects of bonding go beyond the psychological. "There's no denying that the mother-baby connection is a biological one," he says. Furthermore, "it can have a profound effect on the physiology of the baby."
There's certainly evidence to support his claim. A study published in the journal Pediatrics found that premature babies who were stroked gained nearly 50 percent more weight than those who were not. Skin-to-skin contact (called kangaroo care) has also been shown to have wide-ranging health benefits for preemies. Just last year, researchers in Japan found that infants who smelled their own mother's milk while undergoing a routine heel stick showed fewer signs of distress than babies who were exposed to the odor of another mother's milk, formula or nothing at all. The mere scent of their mother's breast milk was enough to calm newborns and ease pain. It should come as no surprise, then, that many babies ease well into breastfeeding once reunited with their moms. It's as if the scent of her body -- and perhaps her milk -- are the most familiar, comforting thing in the world.
The stress connection
We already know that pleasant physical contact releases the all-natural "drug" known as oxytocin, which eases pain and reduces stress. Theoretically, then, the more physical closeness you share with your baby, the calmer and less stressed she'll be. Alleviating stress is key to understanding how early bonding influences a child's health, says Dr. Chopra. If your skin has ever broken out or you've ever been sick to your stomach due to stress, you know what a physical toll it can take. So it's easy to imagine the magnified effects it can have on a tiny baby. In fact, stress can actually change how an infant's genes express themselves later in life. "Stress could switch 'on' the genes for certain disorders and switch 'off' genes that help us manage stress effectively," says Dr. Chopra.
Turning genes on and off certainly sounds like snake-oil-salesman-speak, but it's actually an emerging science called epigenetics. Epigenetics is the study of how one's environment -- what you eat, where you live and, yes, the strength of your bond with your parents or caregivers -- can physically alter certain genes, for better or for worse. A study last year of 15,000 adults who experienced childhood trauma, such as physical, emotional or sexual abuse, found that such traumatic stress imparted to them a 70 to 100 percent increased risk of hospitalization for certain autoimmune disorders, including Graves' disease, Crohn's disease, lupus and rheumatoid arthritis.
Chances are you're already worrying about your baby aplenty (Is he eating enough? Is he getting enough sleep?), but don't add to the list fretting over the number of minutes you're holding your newborn. It's not as if the half-hour your baby spent in a bouncy seat while you -- God forbid -- took a shower is going to make her sickly. The studies cited deal mostly with extremes, often involving subjects who received zero TLC. That, of course, is not likely to happen in your house.
It's the quality of the care, not the quantity, that matters, says Dr. Chopra. So don't feel like you need to be glued to your rocker, holding your tot close day and night. In fact, ignoring your own needs in favor of your baby's won't do either of you any good. "A mom needs time to herself to recharge," he says. "Otherwise, she won't be able to give her baby the quality of attention he needs." Solicit support from your partner, family and friends so that you can enjoy the closeness with your baby rather than come to resent it.
If you have yet to give birth, do your best to take advantage of those first moments (aka "the golden hour"). According to the AAP, you should feel comfortable enough to ask the nurse to delay routine newborn administrations such as the vitamin K shot and eye ointment so you can hold your baby and allow her to move toward your breast for her first feeding. Avoid covering yourself up, so that your newborn can lick or suck your nipple (if you plan to breastfeed) and you can both enjoy the skin-to-skin contact during those first few minutes.
If I had known about the golden hour before my C-section, I might have asked the doctors to let me hold my babies longer. Or maybe I wouldn't have. I was so exhausted, overwhelmed and relieved that drifting off for a minute sounded pretty good at the time. Plus, my boys are (natch) the healthiest, handsomest, smartest guys around, and I'm pretty sure they love me. My conscience is clean. After all, the news about bonding should be empowering, not overwhelming, says Dr. Chopra. Simply gazing into your new baby's eyes or curling and uncurling the fingers on her tight little fists is far from time wasted. In fact, it's an opportunity to start your baby on a healthy track that will, hopefully, guide her through the rest of her life.


text:
The Hassidic school of Gur: an analytic and historic study of the philosophy and contributions of the first two Zaddikim, Rabbi Yitshak Meir Alter and Rabbi Yehuda Aryeh Leib Alter, Volume 1
University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1964 - Religion - 992 pages
From inside the book
83 pages matching Rebbe of Gur in this book
Where's the rest of this book?
Results 1-3 of 83
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
XVin Hassidic Music and Gur 315
The Founder Israel Baal Shem Tov
14 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
accepted appointment asked Baal Shem Tov basic became Besht Bromberg Buber court death decree despite devotees disciples divine established expired faith father fear God's grandfather Haskalah Hassidim Hassidism Hebrew Hithlahabuth Holy influence intellectual Jewish Jewry Jews Judaism Kabbalah Kavanah Kotzk Kotzker Later Masters leaders Leibele Lizensk Maggid Maskilim Meir Einei Ha-Golah Mendele's Minkin Mithnageddim Moshe movement mystical Nicholsburg NOTES AND REFERENCES penitence Pentateuch philosophy Poland Polish pray prayer preached preacher of Koznitz Pshykhse Pshykhser Rabbi Abraham Mordecai Rabbi Aryeh Leib Rabbi Bunam Rabbi Elimelekh Rabbi Israel Rabbi Jacob Isaac Rabbi Mendele Rabbi Simha Bunam Rabbi Yehuda Aryeh Rabbi Yitzhak Meir Rebbe of Gur Rebbe's religious Rothenburg Rym's Sabbath scholars scholarship school of Gur sects Seer of Lublin Sefath Emeth soul spiritual synagogue Talmud teacher teachings third Rebbe thousands Tomoshov Warsaw Yehuda Aryeh Leib Yehudi young Zaddik Zaddikim Zohar


text:
Kim Jong Un tells South Korean officials he is committed to ending nuclear missile tests
WASHINGTON (Sinclair Broadcast Group) - Republic of Korea National Security Advisor Chung Eui-Yong addressed the press outside of the White House Thursday night and announced that strides had been made in diplomatic discussions with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
North Korea has agreed to refrain from missile tests at this time.
Security Advisor Chung Eui-Yong said that Un was also eager to meet President Trump "as soon as possible."
After South Korean official's briefing with the president, Trump agreed to meet with Kim Jong Un by May.
Eui-Yong said that the United States, South Korea and allied partners are committed to the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
Here is Eui-Yong's full statement which he read in front of the White House on Thursday night. The entire statement only lasted 51 seconds:
Today I had the privilege of briefing President Trump on my recent visit to Pyongyang, North Korea.
I'd like to thank President Trump, the Vice President and his wonderful national security team, including my close friend, Gen. McMaster.
I explained to President Trump that his leadership and his maximum pressure policy, together with international solidarity, brought us to this juncture. I expressed President Moon Jae-in's personal gratitude for President Trump's leadership.
I told President Trump that in our meeting, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he is committed to denuclearization. He pledged that North Korea will refrain from any further nuclear or missile tests. He understands that the routine joint military exercises between the Republic of Korea and the United States must continue.
And he expressed his eagerness to meet President Trump as soon as possible.
President Trump appreciated the briefing and said he would meet Kim Jong Un by May to achieve permanent denuclearization. The Republic of Korea, along with the United States, Japan and our many partners around the world, remain fully and resolutely committed to the complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula. Along with President Trump, we are optimistic of our continuing a diplomatic process to test the possibility of a peaceful resolution.
The Republic of Korea, the United States and our partners stand together in insisting that we not repeat the mistakes of the past and that the pressure will continue until North Korea matches its words with concrete action.Thank you.


text:
Deborah Norville Collection Serenity Garden Yarn - Gems
This product is sold out and we do not know when we will be getting another shipment. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Check similar items below to see if a replacement product is available.
Product Description
Deborah Norville Collection Serenity Garden Yarn - Gems - Premium Yarn-Deborah Norville Collection Serenity Garden Yarn. This yarn features saturated colors and unique prints. It shows off its colors best when knitted, but it shines in crochet projects as well. The printed yarn does all the color work for you, so you get the result of Fair Isle type knitting without all the bobbins and yarn ends to weave in at finishing. Great for soft wraps and tops that drape. Weight category: 2. Content: 100% micro acrylic. Putup: 2.29oz/65g, 185yd/169m. Gauge: 19sx26r = 4in/10cm on size US6/4mm knitting needles. Suggested crochet hook size US H-8/5mm hook. Dyelotted: We try but are not always able to match dyelots. Care: machine wash, tumble dry, do not bleach, do not iron, do not dry clean. Comes in a variety of colors. Each sold separately. Imported.
Customer Reviews
Be the first to write a review


text:
GJ_Coop wrote:tmac100 wrote:No mattter, there is lots of Shellite available in Australia. If I can buy it in Borroloola and Domadgee, I can buy it anywhere
Not quite true. Shellite has pretty much disappeared from many of the camping shops and other places you used to be able to buy it, at least in WA out of the big cities.
I've switched to unleaded petrol which is quite a bit smokier but otherwise is a much cheaper replacement for my Whisperlite international. At least you can get that anywhere.
Suggest you consider change.
"LOTS" of nasties in petrol and I've been told the aromatics are nastier than the lead that used to be used.
I cant remember all the fine details but I did a stint in a servo in Whangarei many moons ago where it was drummed into us (scuse pun)
not to sell it for use in camping stoves.
Supposedly the confusion arose by people reading the instructions for camping stoves saying gasoline or unleaded petrol which
apparently is white spirits in Europe and not the stuff you put in the car/motorbike/lawnmower.
This has come up for me a few times over the years and in discussions with other campers and many are surprised at the confusion.
As far as I'm concerned its been confirmed me me many times and that using petrol is a real potential health hazard.
So too is using aviation kerosene because of the additives.
I've been told this many times by different people as well as when I worked in the Drum recycling industry in NZ.
Aromatics are very dangerous to health.
Not telling you what to do but just trying to palatibly inform you of what I've been told by numerous sources (right or wrong).
I've been told enough for myself not to use it despite the ease of supply.
Great to know of WA's lack of Shellite though - thank you for that info.
It'll make a great impact on any future stove purchase as WA is where I will be relocating too.