text:
Traveling Luck for Slivarska, Kyustendil, Bulgaria
Where is Slivarska?What's around Slivarska?
Wikipedia near Slivarska
Where to stay near Slivarska
The timezone in Slivarska is Europe/Sofia
Sunrise at 07:52 and Sunset at 17:31. It's light
Latitude. 42.2789°, Longitude. 22.4781°
Weather near Slivarska; Report from Skopje-Petrovec, 94.1km away
Weather :
Temperature: 3°C / 37°F
Wind: 5.8km/h Northwest
Cloud: Solid Overcast at 5000ft
Weather :
Temperature: 3°C / 37°F
Wind: 5.8km/h Northwest
Cloud: Solid Overcast at 5000ft
Satellite map around Slivarska
Loading map of Slivarska and it's surroudings
Geographic features & Photographs around Slivarska, in Kyustendil, Bulgaria
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Slivarska (0km)
- Varoshka Makhala (0.5km)
- Prekolnitsa (1.5km)
- Dryanov Dolska Makhala (1.7km)
- Pishtilska (1.8km)
- Gorna Karadatsi Makhala (2.1km)
- Malinovska (2.1km)
- Ridare Makhala (2.8km)
- Chergarska Makhala (3km)
- Sredna Makhala (3.2km)
- Dolno Selo (3.2km)
- Dolare (3.2km)
- Rizovska Makhala (3.5km)
- Kosharinska (3.6km)
- Rŭsovo (4.6km)
- Zheravino (4.7km)
- Tseryanska Makhala (4.7km)
- Zhedilovo (4.8km)
- Kitovska Makhala (5km)
- Ranintsi (5.1km)
- Shiroki Del Makhala (5.1km)
- Bistritsa (5.4km)
- Gyueshevo (5.5km)
- Selishte (5.5km)
- Shushurin Dol Makhala (5.7km)
- Lopushanska (5.9km)
- Ridarska Makhala (6km)
- Kutugertsi (6.1km)
- Turnyarska Makhala (6.2km)
- Leska (6.3km)
- Velkova Makhala (6.4km)
- Prisovska Makhala (6.4km)
- Kamenichka Skakavitsa (6.6km)
- Sredna Makhala (6.6km)
- Kotseva Makhala (7.1km)
- Yagodnichka Makhala (7.2km)
- Tsreshnovo (7.2km)
- Sredna Makhala (7.2km)
- Zvyarska Makhala (7.6km)
- Glavinci Maala (7.8km)
- Radulinci Maala (8km)
- hill;
- a rounded elevation of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.
- Turseva Chukha (1.4km)
- Partalska Chuka (1.5km)
- Dvete Chuki (4km)
- Vladklage (5.9km)
- border post;
- a post or station at an international boundary for the regulation of movement of people and goods.
- Zhedilovo (3.6km)
- Karaula Šilegarnik (6.1km)
- Karaula )) (( Major Kosta (6.5km)
- Karaula Trnovo (7.3km)
- populated locality;
- an area similar to a locality but with a small group of dwellings or other buildings.
- Tsŭrvendol (2.9km)
- Kopriva (6.4km)
- Bobeshino (7.2km)
- locality;
- a minor area or place of unspecified or mixed character and indefinite boundaries.
- Karaula Major Kosta (6.8km)
- Močalište (7km)
- Rudine (7.9km)
- railroad station;
- a facility comprising ticket office, platforms, etc. for loading and unloading train passengers and freight.
- Dolno Selo (3.2km)
- peak;
- a pointed elevation atop a mountain, ridge, or other hypsographic feature.
- Milkovica (6.1km)
- region;
- an area distinguished by one or more observable physical or cultural characteristics.
- Kamenitsa (2.7km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Kopriva (4.5km)
- pass;
- a break in a mountain range or other high obstruction, used for transportation from one side to the other [See also gap].
- Velbŭzhdki Prokhod (6.1km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Deve Bair (5.9km)
Wikipedia entries close to
- Kjustendil city city h
- Kosovo, Kyustendil Province city o
- Kočani city city o
- Borovets city city o
- Radomir city o
- Vranje city city g
- Pernik city city f
- Beraintsi city city o
- Geography of the Republic of Macedonia country country
- Štip city city o
- Kumanovo city city e
- Saparewa Banja city city l
- Pishtane city city o
- Gurgulyat city o
- Iskar waterbody river
- Radulovtsi city city o
Airports close to Slivarska
Skopje(SKP), Skopje, Former macedonia (94.1km)
Sofia(SOF), Sofia, Bulgaria (105.8km)
Pristina(PRN), Pristina, Yugoslavia (146.1km)
Ohrid(OHD), Ohrid, Former macedonia (225.6km)
Makedonia(SKG), Thessaloniki, Greece (238.9km)
Airfields or small airports close to Slivarska
Alexandria, Alexandria, Greece (216.2km)
Photos provided by Panoramio are under the copyright of their owners.


text:
BBB - A+ Rating - the best there is
An excerpt from www.HouseOfNames.com archives copyright © 2000 - 2018
Origins Available: English, French
Anglo-Saxon culture of England. It comes from the given name of the father and was typically denoted as "the son of George." The personal name George was originally derived from the Greek word which means someone who was a farmer or someone who worked the land.
Georges Early Origins
Dorset where it is noted as a somewhat rare name in mediaeval records. The popularity of the name increased during the Crusades which brought more contact with the Orthodox Church. St. George, who slew his famous dragon in 303 A.D., may have inspired the use of this name. In 1348, Edward III founded the Order of the Garter under the patronage of St. George and by 1415, a yearly festival was set in place that continues today. Today, St. George is considered the patron saint of England.
Georges Early History
Georges Early History
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Georges research. Another 227 words (16 lines of text) covering the years 1273, 1412, 1471, 1511, 1700, 1594, 1677, 1626, 1678, 1690, 1647, 1640, 1644, 1797 and are included under the topic Early Georges History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Georges Spelling Variations
Georges Spelling Variations
Only recently has spelling become standardized in the English language. As the English language evolved in the Middle Ages, the spelling of names changed also. The name Georges has undergone many spelling variations, including George, Georgeson and others.
Georges Early Notables (pre 1700)
Georges Early Notables (pre 1700)
Distinguished members of the family include Sir Thomas Gorges of Langford Wiltshire; John George (1594-1677), an English lawyer and politician who sat in the House of Commons at various times between 1626 and 1678; John George (d. 1690), English officer of the Royal Navy, Secretary of the...
Another 46 words (3 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Georges Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Georges In Ireland
Georges In Ireland
Some of the Georges family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt. Another 129 words (9 lines of text) about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
The Great Migration
The Great Migration
To escape the unstable social climate in England of this time, many families boarded ships for the New World with the hope of finding land, opportunity, and greater religious and political freedom. Although the voyages were expensive, crowded, and difficult, those families that arrived often found greater opportunities and freedoms than they could have experienced at home. Many of those families went on to make significant contributions to the rapidly developing colonies in which they settled. Early North American records indicate many people bearing the name Georges were among those contributors:
Georges Settlers in United States in the 17th Century
Georges Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
Georges Settlers in United States in the 19th Century
Georges Settlers in Canada in the 17th Century
Contemporary Notables of the name Georges (post 1700)
Contemporary Notables of the name Georges (post 1700)
Georges Family Crest Products
Georges Family Crest Products
See Also
See Also
Sign Up
BBB - A+ Rating - the best there is

subset: commoncrawl


text:
BHP Billiton Pre-Empts WA-351-P Sale
Tap Oil announced on May 4, 2011 that it had agreed to sell its 25% interest in WA-351-P, offshore Carnarvon Basin, Western Australia, to Japan Australia LNG (MIMI) Pty Ltd (MIMI) for a cash consideration of US $30,154,000. In addition, MIMI were to pay Tap's 20% share of the next exploration well in the permit up to a cap of US $10 million (Tap share).
BHP Billiton Petroleum (North West Shelf) Pty Ltd, Tap's existing joint venture partner, has today given notice to Tap to exercise its right of pre-emption to acquire the 25% interest in WA-351-P on the same terms and conditions as agreed upon with MIMI.
Tap's Managing Director/CEO Troy Hayden said, "BHP Billiton pre-empting the MIMI transaction provides further evidence as to the value of this highly prospective permit.
"We are looking forward to working with BHP Billiton to drill the Tallaganda prospect as soon as possible, which at this stage we expect may be drilled sometime in the first half of 2012."
Prospectivity of WA-351-P
The Operator completed a detailed assessment of the plays, prospects and leads in the permit in 2010 including the 3D seismic acquired in 2008. Over 10 leads and prospects were defined in the Triassic Mungaroo Formation which Tap estimates have a combined estimated mean potential of 2-3 Tcf (gross recoverable) of natural gas. Tap considers that a number of these targets have an estimated probability of success over 50%.
Additional leads have been identified in WA-351-P in the Jurassic and Early Cretaceous, both of which are productive elsewhere in the Carnarvon Basin. Current indications are that this shallower potential is larger but higher risk than the Triassic in this permit. Further work will be done on these objectives.
The high chance of success is reinforced by Hess' reporting of 13 gas discoveries from 16 exploration wells drilled to date in the adjacent WA-390-P permit, immediately north of WA-351-P. Hess has commenced a multi-well appraisal program in WA-390-P.
The proximity of WA-351-P to many large-scale liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects being developed should provide the joint venture with many options for the commercialization of any gas discoveries.
Tallaganda Prospect
The Tallaganda prospect in WA-351-P has been high graded as an attractive prospect and an early drilling candidate. Tallaganda straddles WA-351-P and WA-335-P and has a prospective resource range of 0.8 Tcf to 1.3 Tcf (Mean to P10 recoverable) within WA-351-P.
Strong seismic amplitudes within closure and AVO support in the Tallaganda fault block are indicative of reservoir and gas and the prospect is assessed as having a greater than 50% chance of success.
Under the terms of the exploration license, an exploration well is required to be drilled before June 5, 2013. The Operator has advised that a well on the Tallaganda prospect could spud in 2011 or early 2012.
Operates 1 Offshore Rigs
- Private Oil Made a Big Find in Mexico. Now State Oil Wants a Cut (Oct 04)
- BHP Gearing Up to Start Drilling for Oil in Mexico's Deep Waters (Oct 02)
- BHP To Quit US Shale Business As Annual Profit Surges (Aug 22)
Company: Tap Oil more info
- Mubadala Completes Drilling MNA-17 Well in the Manora Field Off Thailand (Sep 16)
- Quadrant Fails to Find Hydrocarbons at Driftwood-1 Well in Carnarvon Basin (Aug 16)
- Quadrant Spuds Driftwood-1 Well in Permit WA-320-P in Carnarvon Basin (Aug 02)


text:
Bill Powell Director of Enterprise Architecture, Automotive Resources International, ARI
Bill Powell, a 17 year Information Technology Executive, is the Director of Enterprise Architecture for Automotive Resources International (ARI).
Bill is directly responsible for leading the evolution of ARI's global IT system architecture in support of its business strategy and is focused on expanding ARI's products and services within its European operations. Bill is a passionate analytics advocate with a specialty in coupling in-memory systems with IoT information to drive innovation within the automotive market.
A prolific speaker, he has presented in over seven countries regarding how organizations that intertwine analytics with their core business functions can create efficiencies, a culture of innovation, and turn customers into raving fans.
Bill holds a BS degree in Computing and Informatics, summa cum laude, from Drexel University.
Bill is currently pursuing an Executive MBA at Drexel University and has been recently certified in Big Data and Social Analytics from MIT.
The buzz: "I had to stop driving my car for a while…the tires got dizzy." (Stephen Wright) The inaugural Best Practices in Automotive Conference in…
The buzz: Shhhhh. Do you hear it? Your commercial moving assets are talking. What are they? Significant machines that move while doing something to create…
A talk radio and cable TV broadcast journalist since 1995, media producer / host Bonnie D. Graham created and launched SAP Coffee Break with Game-Changers Radio in Fall 2011. Since then, she has developed 20 additional themed Game-Changers radio series for SAP. On each episode, Bonnie moderates a panel of thought leaders, practitioners, journalists and / or educators from across the business spectrum and the globe, to share timely technology and strategy insights for businesses of all sizes, industries, geographies, and maturities. Bonnie is on the SAP Editorial Experience / News Services team. Follow her programs on Twitter #SAPRadio.
Gain exclusive insights from some of today's most respected business thought leaders.See all guest speakers and bios


text: Hi, I'm new to this forum and have taken notice of how kind you all are and helpful. And I was wondering if any of you can help me. I am in the market for a new bag, I still love my Fendi but I'm slowly growing tired of it. I did ask for a new bag for Christmas but saddly it was out of stock when my mom went to order it. And since I'm soon going with a friend to a mall that has a Saks in it, my mom said to pick something out (within reason price wise). Now for my delimma, what bag should I consider? I would kinda like to get a LV, but I also like some of the Gucci's I saw online.....What do you think is a better buy, Gucci or LV?


text:
We're tracking another nice late November day complete with sunshine and mild temperatures. Yesterday, highs found themselves in the lower 60s – today middle 50s will do it. The cooling trend has started, but the coldest air of the season will wait another day. Temps will crash into the 20s and 30s by tomorrow morning. Don't expect highs any warmer than about 45° on Wednesday either. Breezy northwest winds and increased cloud cover will keeps temps 'below average' for the first time in a while. Tomorrow's cool-down isn't just a one-time deal – we're tracking daytime temps in the 30s and 40s each and every day through Sunday.
Northeast Kansas hasn't been this consistently cool since April. And despite the additional cloud cover on Wednesday, we find ourselves in the middle of yet another prolonged stretch of tranquil weather. In fact, Saturday night and Sunday morning are the only times where we might receive any precipitation at all. A winter-lover's optimism will be needed late on Saturday – the precip chances look meager at best right now…but things could change between now and then. At this point, a chilly rain could mix with some wet snowflakes (yes, you read that correctly) Saturday night. Recent computer models have been flip-flopping on if the band of rain/snow will miss our neck of the woods or not. The overall trend if for a swath of moisture to pass through SE Kansas – missing us by a couple hundred miles. However, there is still some 'wiggle room' as we're talking about a potential weather-maker that's still 4-5 days away. Stay tuned.
Temps will slowly rebound early next week. Highs will bounce into the 50s next Monday, before another storm system takes aim on the Plains by the middle of next week. There are glimpses of hope, if you like winter and it's mixed bag of tricks. Then again – we still find ourselves in week-long stretches of rather mild and dry weather. We'll take the forecast day-by-day as the winter months loom. Speaking of – winter is just 3 weeks away. Where has 2016 gone?
You're already in the right place for the latest weather information across Northeast Kansas. Be sure to check back for regular forecast updates, as the colder weather moves in. You can also download our KSNT Storm Track Weather App for free right here. It's also available (for free) on your local mobile marketplace – Android, iPhone, etc. It's the very best way to get an up-to-the-minute forecast on-the-go! No matter where you are, we're always watching and always tracking!
Have a great day!
– KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Kyle Borchert


text:
Thrush and what to do about it
9 hours ago
People do like to make predictions, and some people are so certain that they are right. I have had a couple people say for sure that I'm having a boy, and then others are convinced it's a girl. Too funny.
Ha ha, this is too funny. Love it.
that's hilarious! maybe you will have a boy....wouldn't that be a shocker?!?! i was scared that that was going to happen to me but i think the technology is really good nowadays and i have only heard of 1 person who recently was told that she were having a boy and ended up with a girl.


text:
In order to progress work across the many areas of concurrent research a number of "clusters" of researchers for various topics/aetiologies have formed.
Each cluster has a nominated leader who will liaise with the steering group and coordinate the work of the group. It is expected that more clusters will develop with time as the network grows.
For information about how to join a cluster please contact us.


text:
What is the Muslim view of the natural world?
- print Print
- list Cite
The Islamic religion has existed for approximately 1400 years and spans the entire world, including Indonesia, Pakistan, the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas. There are many different variants in beliefs (Sunni, Shia, Ahmadiyya, Sufi, etc.) and within each individual tradition within Islam, different teachers may have different beliefs. Therefore, it is an oversimplification to assume that one can make blanket statements true of all branches of Islam. Even though all hold the Koran to be the center of their faith, it is interpreted differently by different teachers.
The Islamic community generally accepts the account of Creation found in the Old Testament, holding in common with the Christian and Jewish faiths the notion that the Abrahamic core of the Bible was divinely inspired. In so far as nature is God`s creation, it is inherently good, and by studying nature, we can, to some extent, learn about its divine creator. In some Islamic schools, this notion of nature as a `liber mundi`reflecting the divine mind is very important (especially in Sufism), but less so in others.
Madam above me, its 'Quran' not 'Koran'. As stated in the Glorious Quran, God created the heavens and the earth in six days, not the seventh like the christians say that God rested on seventh. Rememeber, God Almight does not need rest as he has Infinite Power and Strength and is Free from all needs.


text:
DANA POINT In a tough economy in which not for profit groups and charities have seen a drop in funds and donations, the city is offering $25,000 to non-profit organizations for programs that directly benefit residents.
The application deadline for the money is 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 1.
A three-person Charitable Grant Subcommittee will conduct interviews later next month and make a recommendation to the City Council with their decision.
The city has had a program in place for 15 years, but has used a committee made up of residents for the last two years to help decide who gets the money, City Clerk Kathy Ward said.
Previously, each City Council member allocated $10,000 to a charity they picked.
The Oct. 1 deadline is the first for this year's funding; another $25,000 might be allocated for the second cycle of the charitable grant funding with a deadline of April 1.
"Because of the history city's conservative budgeting practices, we have been able to still 'operate in the black' in spite of the economy and activities in Sacramento, but are watching revenues almost weekly," said City Manager Doug Chotkevys. "At this time, the Charitable Grant Program is still budgeted."
At the mid-year budget review in spring the city will take stock of revenues, a routine practice.
"At that time, we will have six months of TOT (transient occupancy tax), sales tax and the first installment of property tax, and will be in a better position to recommend any changes to the budget," Chotkevys said.
The last few times, the city received about 20 applications for the grants, the city said.
The city's Charitable Grant Funding Policy and application is at www.danapoint.org or you can pick it up from the city clerk's office. Call 949-248-3501 or email email@example.com.


text:
If I asked you to assist me in cross dressing and give me a full make over would you? If so what would you do how would I look?
If I asked you to would you?
Have an opinion?
What Girls Said 1
yeah,i would. I think johnny boy is the prettiest tranny I've ever seen https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=pehuGVkNihI but it really depends on what you look like right now,it's easier for more feminine guys.10|10|0
How would you dress me?
i think 40's style dresses would be best,cause they have wide shoulders,small waists and even tho they accentuate curves,they would also suit wide shoulders,that most men have. high heels are a must,cause they change the way you walk and your legs would look longer,leaner,more feminine. lot's of classic coats too,they also do the same thing as 40's dresses,think burberry coats,they're really lovely.
Sounds hot id go for it pantyhose wound be nice to.
What Guys Said 0
Be the first guy to share an opinion
and earn 1 more Xper point!
Learn more
Select as Most Helpful Opinion?
You cannot undo this action. The opinion owner is going to be notified and earn 7 XPER points.


text:
So many expecting moms this summer! At Lynn Quinlivan Photography, we are loving all the MA Outdoor Pregnancy Photos!
This gorgeous Mama is going to pop with number two and we are all so excited for her!
Also in on the excitement is soon to be big bro! This stud muffin is so ready to meet the new baby!
Wow! She looks like a goodness! With her gorgeous long blonde hair, the lace dress, that flower headband and the beautiful back drop! What a stunning way to remember this very special time in life!
How sweet is this picture?! Gotta love kisses from Mama! Lynn's specialty is capturing real moments like this! And the results are always breath taking!
MA Outdoor Pregnancy Photos
Millbury MA is home to Lynn Quinlivan and her gorgeous natural light studio. Lynn specializes in newborns, families and MA Outdoor Pregnancy Photos. She enjoys working with growing families during these very special times in their lives. Being pregnant is a beautiful thing that should be cherished and remembered for a lifetime. Are you planning a little one soon or are you already expecting? We would love to meet you and photograph these truly magical moments for you. If you are interested in scheduling a session with us, simply send us an email so we can chat about our maternity options. Click here to view our Maternity gallery.


text:
Individual Thought Patterns (Reissue)
Relapse (2011)
Rating: 9.5/10
Death albums get harder and harder to review, because words almost fail me every time I slap one of these records onto the turntable. Considering how Death evolved as a band, and what they stood for, they were criminally underrated. Thankfully, with Relapse Records reissuing the albums, Chuck Schuldiner's legacy can remain available to anyone who calls themselves a true metalhead.
Originally released in 1993, Individual Thought Patterns was Death's fifth record, and arguably features the best line-up (although some would say that 1991's Human line-up was Death at its most intricate and potent). Chuck recruited the formidable drum talents of Gene Hoglan, axe wizard Andy LaRocque, and Steve DiGiorgio on fretless bass.
Individual Thought Patterns is a concise record, because it boasts 10 tracks, and runs just short of 40 minutes, but it does boast some of Death's finest moments, including the dazzling 'The Philosopher', which is pure Chuck in its introductory solo. The track also boasts some of Chuck's most guttural vocals since the early days, but lyrically we are bereft of gore as Chuck takes us on a more spiritual journey.
Album opener 'Overactive Imagination' features that distinctive Hoglan drum assault; this guy has to be my favourite drummer of all time, clattering the skins with a sound something akin to a horde of wildebeest striding across the plains. The track features some superb leads which sew together the churning riffs and sturdy bass, and it isn't afraid to pick up the pace, and at just over two minutes provides us with an exquisite, although brief, solo.
'In Human Form' follows, showcasing DiGiorgio's bass skills; his fingers working overtime to create that almost bubbling effect amidst those hurtling riffs and rampant drums. 'Jealousy' is equally stirring, and again treats us to a selection of twisted bass-lines and machine-gun drums.
'Trapped In A Corner' and 'Nothing Is Everything' supply the backbone to the record. The former is a jarring, mid-tempo soundscape, while the latter jerks with unease, never allowing your average metal fan to bang their head.
Chuck's vocal approach takes on harsher form on the speedier 'Mentally Blind', but again it's a track that refuses to settle on its initial groove. Lyrically this is Death at their most mature and masterful, Chuck finding no further need to speak of zombies and gore; instead he questions attitudes and delves deep into the human psyche, with DiGiorgio, Hoglan and LaRocque acting as his own personal soundtrack.
The title track searches for answers with its thrashing tempo until it is injected with a deranged bass that flummoxes the ears. 'Destiny' soars in on an acoustic cloud which is soon blackened by a killer riff, and Chuck's distinctive roar of "Wishing that I could turn back time" is ever poignant until we are swept up by the crushing drum waves of 'Out Of Touch' with its symphonic edge and cutting riff. And then we're back to the magical swirls of 'The Philosopher'; Chuck's voice booming out the speakers, "Do you feel what I feel", before the crackle ensues and the needle lifts and we're left with eerie silence.
Once again we've become mesmerized by Death, left gasping for more, rendered reeling by the almost inaccessible structures. And so we dive in again… eager for a second, third, fourth, eternal helping, still trying to master the DiGiorgio bass twangs, still attempting to avoid being audibly pummeled by Hoglan's drums, and forever to loiter in the palm of Chuck Schuldiner, metal messiah and extreme metal commentator extraordinaire.
For the purists, this 2011 reissue features a bonus CD of tracks recorded live in Germany during 1993, with the deluxe edition offering a third disc of demos and riff tracks. Those who were never fortunate enough to hear Death live must lap this reissue up, and those lucky enough to have experienced Chuck and company onstage, should purchase this to relive those magical moments.
Neil Arnold
Related Posts via Categories
- DEATH – Spiritual Healing (2012 Reissue) | Album / EP Reviews @ Metal Forces Magazine
- MANTAS – Death By Metal (2012) | Album / EP Reviews @ Metal Forces Magazine
- DEATH – The Sound Of Perseverance (2011 Reissue) | Album / EP Reviews @ Metal Forces Magazine
- DEATH – Symbolic (2008 Reissue) | Album / EP Reviews @ Metal Forces Magazine
- DEATH – Live In L.A. (Death & Raw) (2001) | Album / EP Reviews @ Metal Forces Magazine
- DARK ANGEL / DEATH / I.N.C. – L'Amour, Brooklyn, New York, USA (March 31st, 1989) | Live Reviews @ Metal Forces Magazine
- DEATH – Screams From The Grave (MF24, 1987) | Features / Interviews @ Metal Forces Magazine


text:
Bangs hairstyles for long, medium and short hair offer you a wide array of styling options, especially if you go for elongated bangs. Side-swept bangs are an absolute favorite already for a few seasons in a row. You can wear them swoopy, braid them, pin or slick back, achieving a more or less different hairstyle each time.
Bang haircuts usually go with short or medium lengths, that's why we can observe so many wonderful medium-length haircuts with bangs and short fringe hairstyles for women in beauty reports. Every kind of hairstyle look goods and classy with bangs, spending minimal time on styling. The same is true for sassy pixie haircuts with bangs, which are currently a hot trend, by the way. No wonder, short bangs haircuts makes you look much younger! But, well, we also know that long beautiful hair is women's treasure. If you are blessed with long healthy locks, you may also wear a fringe. Long bangs hairstyles are here to inspire you to try new mind-blowing hair dos!
Bangs Hairstyles
Bang Hairstyle with Long Wavy Hair
© Saint Algue. Natural wispy waves are a good match for full straight bangs below the eye-brows. If your hair is straight, you can fake the natural curls with a curling iron. Mess them slightly for getting an interesting bangs hairstyle.
Side-swept Bangs with Long Hair
© WALTER LEAL. A long bang haircut with angled layers and scissor-thinned ends will do fine for this effortless long hairstyle. Sweep your long bangs to one side and leave the side locks scattered over the shoulders: cute and spontaneous!
Silky Bangs with Long Waves
© Sonia Yark Evolve Hair Studio. This interesting bang hairstyle features curly ends for the face framing tresses and straight arched bangs with thinned ends. Treat your locks with a shine-enhancing product for a luxurious glossy effect.
Loose Messy Bangs Hairstyles
© They all hate us. Loose Messy waves in the spirit of bedhead styles look fresh and sexy. How you can achieve them depends on your hair texture: for some of us a curl enhancer on wet locks and no combing will be enough for attaining loose messy bangs hairstyles.
Sleek and Lustrous Bangs
© Skyler McDonald & Yesmin O'Brien from Seanhanna salons. Shiny and sleek long hair turns stunning with a thick fringe that covers the eyebrows and connects to the sides in a neatly cut round curve. The harmonious lines of this long bang hairstyle are unsurpassed and super classy, while keeping a fresh and wild element that shows especially in the textured ends. A perfectly coiffed fringe like this requires regular trims and daily styling to stay this beautiful.
Crown Braid with Bang Hairstyle
© Clynol Salon. Or try a simple thin braid that imitates a headband and sits tightly on your head. Full bangs, covering your forehead will blend harmoniously into this bang hairstyle. And highlights are very welcome as well.
Wispy Bangs Haircut in Small Hair
© Fernanda Filardi Grecco. This fabulous pixie with pinkish highlights on the silver base looks like an extra short stacked bob. The longer angled top layers create the perfect edges and texture for this one-of-a-kind short bang hairstyle.
Bangs with Tapered Sides
© Ruby Rose. If you are inspired by bowl cuts gone by, check out this modern take on a classic bowl bangs hairstyle. With tapered sides and bangs, this medium pixie can be worn straight or curly.
Asymmetrical Pixie Bang Hairstyle
© Magical Cosmo Artist. If you love pixie cuts but want something a bit more edgy and creative, go for an asymmetrical bang haircut. Using choppy bangs and a closely cropped back, this pixie bang haircut is all about asymmetry, texture and a contrast of lengths.
Sleek Short Bang Haircuts
© J.7 artistic team. Since modern pixie cuts tend to be messy and layered, rebel a bit with something more put together. Sleek and straight, this sleek short bang hairstyle is perfect for both the office and a weekend getaway.
Pixie Cut with Long Bangs
© Jen Schmierer. Pixie cuts look so beautiful with long bangs! If you have wavy hair that's dark brown or red, a sweet and stylish bangs haircut will be right to the point to bring out your eyes and smile.
Bangs Hairstyle in Wavy Pixie
© Franck Provost. Parted bangs can really make or break a style, and this is exceptionally true for oval faces. Layered bangs, wavy locks and dramatic parts all work together to create a short bangs hairstyle that's flattering and feminine.
Pixie cut with Curly Bangs
© Kaela Comontofski. Fun and funky, this cropped pixie bangs haircut features shaved sides and shaggy, curly bangs that are just adorable. The back view of this bang hairstyle looks completely different from the front, providing you with the opportunity to surprise people with a stunning look wherever you go.
Short Choppy Cut with Bangs
© jessica-boom. If your hair is thin and straight, choppy cuts and parted bangs will work best. Super short hair doesn't have to be flat or boyish – instead work in a modern mix of angles and texture for a beautiful new style. Pixie bangs haircuts always turns out lovely.
Blonde Bob with Bangs
>© Chin Hair By Samantha Liebke. Nothing is quite as quirky as a bright blonde short bob bangs haircut. You just gotta ask pop star Sia! The platinum color makes pink lips pop, and it looks especially eye-catching against the gorgeous blue eyes. You may curl the ends to add volume to thin strands. This is the perfect look for a low maintenance woman with a whimsical soul.
Bob with Heavy Bang© DESSANGE. Black women who want to protect their strands can try a sleek bob with heavy bangs. For attaining sleek can use extensions. This type of bang hairstyle allows you to experiment with a variety of different styles without the damage due to aggressive elements or repeated use of hot tools.
Shaggy Layered Bob with Bangs
© Centro Degradé Joelle. This standard A-line bang haircut is elevated by messy layers and blonde highlights sprinkled throughout the medium brown color. This type of bang hairstyle is perfect for a night out at the club with your friends. It's a great sassy style to turn heads and gain some admirers.
Classic Bob with Bangs Hairstyles
© DESSANGE. Round face shapes can also pull off bob with bangs hairstyles, the key is balance and proportion. This style slims larger cheeks by covering and curling towards the face. Instead of having bangs that lay straight across, these have longer pieces at the ends to draw the eye down.
Curly Hair with Bangs
© Krystal Scott. When black women with natural hair have a hard time taming their curls, a twist out is the answer. The process of doing the twists overnight and undoing them in the morning works on longer bobs and long hair alike for thick bouncy curls that last for days.
Ponytail Bang Hairstyle
© Dress & Co. Another easy to create look, this type of ponytail hairstyle with bangs can be obtained just by teasing your hair roughly before tying it up high. Use just a little hairspray to maintain the effect. Keep your bangs natural and you're good to go.
Updo with Bangs
© Eluminelle. © Dana Klomberry. Updos are not just for formal events, you can also wear them as an everyday style. One of the easiest ways to decorate your updo is adding bangs, because updo bangs hairstyles frame the face and add texture to basic looks like buns and braid crowns.


text:
- Age / Gender:
- 23, Male
- Location:
- Richmond, VA
- Joined:
- 4/28/07
- All Stats >
User Statshot
- Community Stats
Level 4 Blank Slate
Normal Whistle
Ranked as Civilian
Contact Info / Websites
Latest News
Woo, got to love new people. Anyways, I'm a musician, Mainly Techno and Trance and I will be getting some songs up soon!
Recent Game Medals
PATH OF AGGRESSION 50 Points Muscle your way to the end with Reemus. Medal Stats.
WHEN PIGS FLY 5 Points Reach the end! Medal Stats.
BETTER THAN JILL 50 Points Reach the end in under twelve minutes! Medal Stats.
Exasperated 5 Points View the game walkthrough. Medal Stats.
Jump-Man 5 Points Press the jump button to take flight!. Medal Stats.
SECRET MEDAL 5 Points Unlock this medal to see it's details. Medal Stats.
Big Fuzzy Hug 5 Points Defeat BigFuzzyKitten. Medal Stats.
First Blood 5 Points Hit your first enemy. Medal Stats.
Total Medals Earned: 8 (From 3 different games.)
Latest Audio Submissions
|Quik Qrazyness
|Techno Song
Latest Favorite Audio
|-(Cat's Pajamas)-
|Dance Song


text:
Teton Gravity Research is returning to the Mount Baker Theatre for the winter kick-off party of the year. Join us to celebrate TGR's 21st birthday with the one-night only premiere of their new feature length ski and snowboard film, Tight Loose. There will be a ton of prize giveaways, plus everyone in attendance will get a 2-for-1 lift ticket to Stevens Pass (valid Mon-Thur all season long except 12/16-1/2).
About the film: With over 21 years of traveling the globe and pushing the boundaries of what is possible TGR has experienced the full spectrum of adventure. It has been a constant evolution of refining a lifestyle – keeping things as buttoned-up on the front end in order to seize the moment when things reach the edge of control. Our latest film "Tight Loose" is TGR's highest achievement to date. From India to Alaska, come join us as we discover unridden spine walls, massive airs, and full throttle riding in some of the wildest and most spectacular places on earth. Witness the 21-year athlete roster as they come together for a reunion-style massive group shred of the Palisades at Squaw Valley. Tight Loose is living to the fullest!
This is an independent event promoted by a renter of the facility. Any comments or opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of Mount Baker Theatre.


text:
| My Profile |
My Bookmarks
February 1, 2017
We first reported in August 2015 on plans for a mammoth coal-fired electric plant in York County, PA (straddling Lancaster County) would invest $100 million to begin using Marcellus Shale gas to help power the plant (see Lancaster Coal Burning Electric Plant Adding Marcellus NatGas). The Brunner Island facility, as it's called, has been in environmentalists sights for years, with complaints about emissions from the plant. Brunner Island has a relatively new owner–Talen Energy (of Allentown, PA). Beginning to use natgas at the Brunner Island facility is an experiment for Talen–they intend to continue using coal as well (for now). Good news: Brunner Island has begun using natgas, ahead of schedule…
Filed Under Electrical Generation, Energy Services, Industrywide Issues, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Talen Energy, York County
Copyright 2009-2018 Marcellus Drilling News | Sitemap |
Privacy Policy | Find us on Google+


text:
It is funny where inspiration comes from sometimes. Have you ever been walking around a store and see something and think to yourself, "I could sooooooo make that!" Well, that is what happened to me the other day at Target. I saw this pillow and instantly knew that I was going to recreate it. Funny thing was though that when I saw it, it was turned sideways so the stripes were horizontal. When I looked it up online and they were vertical, I was like that is not right! Well evidently it is. 🙂
I had already bought some fabric to make pillows to match with my purple spring mantel but I was planning on just making them plain. When I saw the yarn on the Target pillow, I loved the idea that I could easily add texture to a DIY pillow. The yarn just gives it a little something extra. I was pretty sure that I had some yarn on hand that would work and it did work….perfectly! I couldn't have bought a better color for what I wanted. I love how the yarn on the Target pillow is multicolored and a little thicker but mine worked so well for the color I wanted that I just used it. Plus it was free since I already had it! That is a no brainer!
*There are links to products in this post that I use or are similar to products I use. If you buy something from one of these links, I may make a small commission (with no additional cost to you) from the purchase. I will not recommend anything that I would not buy myself. Thank you for supporting my blog!
For this project you will need:
- Yarn
- Fabric – I got my purple fabric at Walmart and used a drop cloth for the back of my pillow
- Embroidery thread & needle
- 14"(inch) zipper
- Sewing machine (this is a newer version of the one I use)
- Thread
- Pins
- Cutting mat, rotary cutter and 24″ ruler – this is optional, you can just use scissors to cut your fabric but this makes cutting fabric so much easier!
- Pinking shears
- Scissors
- Iron
- Pillow Insert
- Mark B Gone Pen
Cut your fabrics into 20×20" squares. Next cut 7 pieces of yarn about 24" long. On your front panel of fabric, lay out the pieces of yarn how you want them to be on the pillow. I used the measurements on my cutting mat to find where the center piece of yarn should go and then measured out each piece of yarn 1.5" apart. In retrospect, I think it would have been closer to the original pillow at 1" apart. Oh well, I still love how it turned out. 🙂
Using your 24" ruler and the Mark B Gone pen, draw a dashed line where the pieces of yarn were. This is what you will use as a guide to sew the yarn on. Start on one edge of the fabric and stitch the yarn on, of course tying knots at the ends. I made my stitches about 1 inch apart but was not too particular about it as you can see from the back of the fabric. No one will see that anyway so it does not have to look great. 😉
Just make sure you follow the lines you drew so that your stripes appear straight. After you get the yarn sewn on, you can remove the blue lines with water if you need to. That is the beauty of the Mark B Gone pen. Mine were actually covered pretty well so I didn't even bother. However after seeing some of these pictures there are a couple places that I see where I need to remove some blue lines. 🙂 Here is what the front and back of mine looked like when all the yarn was stitched on. As you can see my lines in the back don't look straight but they do in the front! That is all that matters.
Using the same method as my easy zippered pillow tutorial, I sewed a zipper onto this pillow and sewed it together. Do not cut the yarn before you sew it, leave the yarn hanging out from between the two panels when you sew like this. Sewing them down on each end will help to firmly secure the yarn in place.
After your pillow cover is sewn together, clip the corners and cut along the edges with pinking shears to prevent fraying. Make sure you don't cut your knots off though just in case. However the sewing lines should hold the thread anyway but I thought better to be safe.
I love how such a small addition helps to dress up the pillow so much. You could also easily do this with ribbon too. This yarn almost reminds me of Ric Rac ribbon on the pillow. I recently made a DIY Woven Heart Pillow for Valentine's Day that I also used yarn on for texture. I am loving pillows with texture lately. It is fun to feel the texture of them as well as see it.
And…it goes so well with my spring mantel! Here is a sneak peek! 🙂
I will be back soon to share my Spring mantel in full as well as some other fun projects. Have a wonderful day!!


text:
The editors and staff of The View offer their sincere apologies to the people of Seattle for their continuing negative comments on the weather here. After all, Saturday was decent, Sunday was fine, and Monday was glorious! (Tuesday, one would like to point out in a very small voice, did dawn gray and foggy.) And compared with a tremendous snow storm battering the East coast, any weather Seattle can dish out is welcome. How The Staff and Editors of The View spent the three fine days:
Saturday: a day off from all research, work, and other serious matters. My sister and I spent a great day exploring the Museum of History and Industry, the South Union area, and Volunteer Park. I don't usually post personal photos, but here is a tiny low-res photo of sis. See, I have do have siblings. There are even two others, who may well be introduced in a later post.


text:
Click here to print the obituary below
John Edward Gee(1925-2014)
CHESTERVILLE - John Edward Gee, 88, of Chesterville, died in the comfort of his home on Monday morning, June 23, 2014, with family at his side.
He was born Nov. 6, 1925, in Palmyra, the son of Newman and Kathleen (MacShane) Gee. He was a decorated veteran of World War II, serving in both the European and Pacific theater of operation. He landed on Utah Beach, June 6, 1944, in the first wave and was attached to an underwater demolition team now known as the Seals. He was the recipient of the Bronze Star.
John was a graduate of the University of Maine, Orono, and earned a bachelor's degree in agronomy. He was a member of Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity and Alpha Zeta, an honorary agricultural society, established in 1906.
He was a former selectman of Chesterville, a school director for School Administrative District 9, director for the Farm Bureau Association and was also a state director. He was very involved in the Republican party and served as county chairman. He was a member of the American Legion for more than 65 years and was a former post commander for Roderick Crosby Post 28 in Farmington. After graduating from the University of Maine he taught school, then went into the poultry business and had his own company with his wife Kitty, Gee Whiz Egg Farm. In 1988 he was chosen as "Poultryman of the Year" for Maine.
He was a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend to all who knew him for his "good and generous nature." He was well known for his humorous story telling and he always had time to talk.
He is survived by his wife Kitty, whom he married in 1974; a son, Michael Gee, of China; three daughters: Evelyn Kieltyka, of Winthrop, Pamela Gee, of Freeport, and Janyce Volodkevich, of Sammamish, Wash.; stepsons: Gary Clair, Jeffrey Clair, Ross Clair, Todd Clair and Jason Clair; grandchildren: Brannen, Devin, Molly, Courtney, Maria and Katie; stepgrandchildren: Heidi, Sarah, Meghan, Jessica, Dillon, Autumn, Pine and Randy; stepgreat-grandchildren: Xander, Acadia, Genevieve, PJ, Abigail, Camerin and Annabelle; a sister-in-law, Gwen Gee of Washington, Maine; and several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his parents; sister, Pat; brothers Tom and Darrel; son Newman Gee and stepson Randy Clair.
Family and friends are invited to call from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Wiles Remembrance Center, 137 Farmington Falls Road, routes 2 and 27, Farmington. Funeral services, with military honors provided by Camp Keyes, Augusta, will be held at the center at 11 a.m. Friday morning. Following services, all are invited to attend a reception at the Gee family homestead in Chesterville. Remembrance gifts may be given to the Franklin County Animal Shelter, 550 Industry Road, Farmington, ME 04938. Tributes and condolences may be shared with his family on his memorial wall at
where a video tribute may also be seen, beginning on Thursday.
Funeral Home
Wiles Remembrance Centers
137 Farmington Falls Road
Farmington, ME 04938
Published in Central Maine on June 24, 2014


text:
Of course his "questioning" was an opportunity to make a speech… and a great speech it was.
(It also has the added entertainment of activist loons being tossed out of chambers.)
ht/ andre
Of course his "questioning" was an opportunity to make a speech… and a great speech it was.
(It also has the added entertainment of activist loons being tossed out of chambers.)
ht/ andre
I thought website didn't like Lyin' Ted for not immediately bowing down to Trump! Now that he's on board, do you still think he's a liar?
He did a beautiful job of showing the hypocrisy of the Libstains.
Sessios had a very fine day today.
^^^^ still butthurt?
(comment meant for geeknerd)
I believe Ted Cruz has a valuable role to play in our government, running for, and winning the presidency isn't one of them. Attorney General, Supreme Court are a couple examples of where he excels.
Cruz? I think his whiny-assed mouthy supporters were most of the problem. Aggravating nitwits. Paulian want-to-be-freaks.
I never thought Ted Cruz was a liar, I couldn't stand his whiney voice, his sniveling. I just listened to his speech/questioning and I was impressed with his line-by-line hit piece against Obama. Ted did hit Obama below the belt and the justice department and rightly so. You did good on that Ted.
I just want you Trump supporters to apologize for badmouthing Cruz, that's all. I will "trust but verify" that Trump will do good for this country, the Constitution, and the Rule of Law; appointing Sessions is one of those good things Trump has done for this country.
I loved his explanation to most Democrats, "Hello, I know you're illiterate!"
@Joe6Pak: agree!
Jeff Sessions is my hero. The best member of Congress, by far, and easily Trump's best cabinet-level choice.
"I just want you Trump supporters to apologize for badmouthing Cruz"
You've got to be freaken kidding me. Seek help pal.
Takes down the left and ChiComs.
Did Trump calling Cruz "Lyin' Ted" and calling his wife ugly just get flushed down the memory hole? What about all the Trumpter butt-hurt about Cruz's 'Vote your conscience" speech?
Cruz 2024!
While most of conservative America was scared shitless on how to save our country from the downward spiral we've been in for ten years Cruz fanatics were concerned with one thing. Ted Cruz. WTF? Cruz 2024? Why are you trying to open old wounds here? Trump hasn't even been sworn in yet. I have nothing against Cruz. I hope he helps push the agenda. You are not helping.
With all due respect folks, the primaries are over.
@Geeknerd, as a former Cruz for president person, all I have to say is focus! Don't be like the crazies on the other side. Cruz, himself, has moved on.
They are unhitched to the reality of a Trump presidency, don't be like them. We need to convince America that we are the adults in the room.
OK fine. I won't mention any of this again, not until the 2024 primary season.
It's not like this website was anywhere near as bad as Ann Coulter was to my boy. And that's the last I'll say about it.
Hey Zeus, Ted is a politician, of course he is a lier.
The election is over, go sing to Barbra Streisand.
@geeknerd: Thanks! The left would have been just as unhinged if Cruz had been elected. The left being so crazy over the Hillary loss is first filtering out the media and second, providing much entertainment (in addition to Tucker replacing Megyan)!
@geeknerd ~ Trump never called Ms. Cruz ugly … all he did was compare her pic to Melania's
& before you fall off your high horse, I was a Cruz supporter before I went to Trump … but I don't go around beating my breasts & opening a vein for dear departed Raphael
… now, run along & go watch you some Glenn Beck … be sure to wear your Magic Underwear 😉
One more thing, if Cruz was the nominee Hilary would have won. Cruz is not electable as president. We would all be crying in our beer if Cruz had been the nominee. That's a fact, you can take it to the bank.
@joe6 ~ egg zack lee
geeknerd January 10, 2017 at 7:38 pm
I just want you Trump supporters to apologize for badmouthing Cruz, that's all. I will "trust but verify" that Trump will do good for this country, the Constitution, and the Rule of Law; appointing Sessions is one of those good things Trump has done for this country.
Never will I apologize for anything. It's a good thing I don't start swearing because people who swear are brutally more honest than those who don't. I think I read that study here just the other day. Trump will do far more good for this country than Ted Cruz ever could have.
/just saying
geeknerd January 10, 2017 at 8:32 pm
It's not like this website was anywhere near as bad as Ann Coulter was to my boy. And that's the last I'll say about it.
Kelley Ann got on board with Trump – it's a perfect fit for her and I'm quite impressed with her. Even Kelley Ann knew it wasn't going to happen with Ted. So, why can't you get on board like Kelley Ann has? Ted works better in other places just like Kelley Ann.
cruzio has no business anywhere near WASHINGTON D.C.
Neither does his Goldman Sachs Heidi.
cruzio is not a "Conservative" scholar or expert, He is nothing but a backstabbing Canadian Cuban. He thought he was going to be the King of the North American Union with the game plan Heidi dreamt up..Piss on cruzio he's garbage.
Ted. Still goring the liberals. Looks like he's been eating healthy too.
I can only speak for myself, but I will never apologize for anything I said about Cruz. I liked Cruz pre-primaries and actually was in his corner before I got to know him better than I wanted to. He is a liar, his dad is a weirdo and the son doesn't fall far from the tree.
I'm the kind of woman who holds grudges and has a memory like an elephant when it comes to things that really piss me off or disgust me. I will never like or respect Cruz again and feel the same about many of his supporters and wouldn't vote for him as dogcatcher.
I think the left would commit MASS suicide if Ted Cruz were to be appointed to The Supreme Court.
Sounds like a plan.
Cruz was not elected – Trump was. Cruz is still on our side, doing what he can. I don't have any problem with those facts. After all, things are a whole lot better today than most of us expected them to be six months ago, so let us be happy in our situation, not petty and bickering. We can let the Dims do that. For at least four more years.
iOTWreport.com ©2018


text:
You can't watch movies and TV shows on your device just yet
But you can still browse and buy
Sorry, but TalkTalk TV Store movies and TV shows are currently only available in the UK
Rent, buy and watch the latest movies and TV shows online
How it works
Browse the latest movies and TV
TalkTalk TV Store has more of the latest movies and TV shows than our competitors.
Pay for what you want to watch
No subscription, so you only pay when you rent or buy a movie or TV show, from just 99p.
Enjoy on a range of devices
TalkTalk TV Store is available on PC, Mac, mobile, tablets and Chromecast.
At an Antarctica research site, the discovery of an alien craft leads to a confrontation between graduate student Kate Lloyd and scientist Dr. Sander Halvorson. While Dr. Halvorson keeps to his research, Kate partners with Sam Carter, a helicopter pilot, to pursue the alien life form.
Asset Details
- Genre
Horror, Sci-Fi
- Certificate 15
Contains strong gore, violence, horror and language
- Run Time
1 hour 42 minutes
- Released
Viewing options
- Watch online
PC, Mac, Chromecast, iPad, iPhone, Android phones and tablets, Windows phones and tablets, Xbox smart TVs, set-top boxes and Blu-ray players.
- Find out more
- Download
Download on iOS 8+, Android 4.0+ and Windows 8.1+ in app. Includes rentals.
- Find out more


text: Anybody got one laying around ( 86 4kqcs headlight switch?) All lights except my headlights don't work now in the 2 position, but they do work in the one position. I can press the switch and make them come on, but I know it won't last long. George Selby 78 F-150 400M, 4 on floor, 4x4 86 Audi 4000CS Quattro firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
"All healing is first a healing of the heart." – Carl Townsend
If you really want to save another person, save him with you prayer, save him with the silent testimony of your holy life, save him with love. Do not try to save him with your judgments, with your mockery, with your hatred.
For you will hear his answers to your questions and you will never listen with your heart. You will hear his explanations and you will never understand.
You will think you are bringing your light when all that you really bring is your darkness. You will think you are bringing grace when all that you bring is condemnation.
A wounded soul does not need an argument. A wounded soul needs compassion and healing. A blind man does not need an eloquent speech. A blind man needs God's miracle to open up his eyes and see.
I have come as a light into the world, that whoever believes in me may not remain in the darkness. If anyone listens to my sayings, and doesn't believe, I don't judge him. For I came not to judge the world, but to save the world. – John 12:46-47, WEB-BE
"My whole strength lies in prayer and sacrifice, these are my invincible arms; they can move hearts far better than words, I know it by experience."– Thérèse de Lisieux, The Little Way for Every Day: Thoughts from Therese of Lisieux
You may also want to read these:.
Best Posts
Subscribe for Free and Receive this Ebook (166 Pages) plus Inspiring e-mails.
Want more?
Want more?
Click HereHi, I'm Joyce! I'm here to listen and to pray for you. YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
Write to Joyce


text:
The organizer of the annual Tokyo Game Show, CESA, announced in a press release the dates for the show in 2016. The Tokyo Game Show 2016 will be held from September 15th to September 18th at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba.
In the press release CESA has confirmed that Virtual Reality is going to have a major presence with the creation of the VR Corner. Last year, there has been a lot of interest in the VR headsets that will be released this year, so we should expect some very interesting projects getting shown during this year's event.
Japanese companies are just as enthusiastic about VR with plenty of interesting projects in the work. Yesterday, IBM Japan has revealed a new VR MMO project based on the Sword Art Online series called Sword Art Online: The Beginning. The game will not be played with a traditional controller, and will come with additional systems that promise to create an environment that will feel like the real world. Alpha testing for the project will be held next month, so we will learn more about the project very soon.
Parts of the exhibiton parts (planned)
Hall 1-8
"General exhibition"
This corner to introduce digital entertainment-related products / services with a focus on game software.
"Smartphone game corner / social game Corner"
iOS, and smart device for games, such as smart phones and various tablet, such as Android, is a corner to introduce the game to enjoy, such as a mobile terminal or a PC browser.
"Romance Game Corner", "Family Game Park", "Game School Corner", "AI Corner" and a "New platform Corner".
Hall 9-11
"e-Sports Corner"
Renewal from the corner of the e-Sports competition center by the organizers up to the previous, the game title, peripheral equipment, in the corner with a focus on exhibition of related services.
"Game device Corner"
Controller, keyboard, mouse, headphones,
"Product sales Corner", "Indie game Corner", "Cosplay Corner", "VR Corner"
B to B for exhibitors corner organizer planning (planned)
Hall 1-8
"Business Solution Corner"
Exhibition corner intended for game-related B to B companies. This corner to introduce cloud / data center services to support the "cloud / data center pavilion" infrastructure environment of social games and network games.
"Asia News Stars Corner"
Such as promising game venture in Asia, it is a corner to introduce the company to be a rising star of the game industry, "New Star". In cooperation with regional and international media partners, it will also be carried out PR aimed at Japanese companies.
"Eastern Europe news Stars Corner" (Countries of Eastern Europe)
"Latin News Tars Corner" (Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, etc.)
International Conference Center
Business meeting area, "Asia Game Business Summit"
It is an international festival to announce the beginning with various ideas a prototype of the game. Recruiting widely ideas from all over the world, excellent work is in front of the game industry parties, you can presentation.
Source: CESA
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
It was hard for Benton free safety T.K. Fleming to pinpoint an exact amount of time he waited for the events of last week to actually take place.
Premium Content
Subscribe today to read the full article and get everything Rivals has to offer.
- Member-only message boards
- Exclusive highlights and recruiting interviews
- Exclusive coverage of Rivals Camp Series
- Breaking recruiting news


text:
We have heard that it is Geohot's birthday today. Is that true?
George Hotz, whom is known as Geohot, was born on October 2nd 1989 and is known as the father of jailbreak. He was the first to unlock and jailbreak the iPhone in 2007. I'm sure i can speak for everyone in the jailbreak community when I say, that we rerally miss him and wish he was here today.
Last year, Geohot left the jailbreak community when he realized that most of the people in the community don't care unless they are getting something. After his withdrawal from the jailbreak community and the scene, he shocked everyone with Limera1n jailbreak tool which he launched on his website.
Sortly after that, he shocked everyone again with PS3 jailbreak which caused problems for him with Sony. Since then there has been a war between Geohot and Sony, but the case was settled at the end of it.
He is really missed, as thousands of people need his help to help them to jailbreak their devices. A lot of people are expecting him to release a jailbreak for the iPhone 5 and iOS 5 after Tuesday's event.
All in all, we just wanted to wish him a Happy Birthday.


text:
Architecture at a juncture
China gave the world the Great Wall, pagoda roofs, screens, joints and other innovations of garden architecture. Yet that was centuries ago. Since then, China has been renowned for its concrete blocks. As the country turns to world-class talent to remake the Middle Kingdom as a modern showpiece, can China really replace crass with class?
By Ron Gluckman /Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu and Hong Kong
PAUL ANDREU PONDERS what has become of his dream of giving Beijing a National Theater that would be the envy of the world. "The Big Hole - yes, that would be a very apt name," the French architect says as he scans the partly excavated site alongside Tiananmen Square in the Chinese capital.
Andreu's vision - a $300-million structure that is not so much a building as it is a futuristic bubble set in an artificial lake - has been repeatedly stalled by objections of Beijingers who derisively refer to it as the "alien egg." Others have not been so kind calling it a "Giant Turd."
A series of project reviews have hampered development and no official date is set for completion. Andreu is undeterred. "This will be my most successful work," he predicts.
"Look at Sydney's Opera House. It's now considered an icon for the whole world. But during the process, it was much the same as this. So much controversy."
Nobody would know that better than Andreu, who has been dogged not only by bad press, but regular halts to the project whenever the public controversy grows too heated. One round of recent scrutiny by a panel of Chinese architects and designers not only delayed the project by as much as a year, but resulted in one of four theaters being trimmed from the egg over spiraling cost concerns.
Still, Andreu realizes "this is my life's work. Although renowned for his design of airports around the globe, China has given him a chance to stretch out; he's also done a sports stadium in southern China. But nothing ever on the scale of this grand theater. And few other countries would entertain such an outlandish project beyond the sketch-and-vague-proposal stage.
Following on the heels of a 1990s building boom, mainland cities are once again in a state of architectural ferment. Government officials and developers are tearing down plodding Stalinist bunkers and rethinking the cookie-cutter chrome and glass towers that heralded the country's embrace of capitalism.
Frenetic construction is the next leg of a rebirthing process that can be traced at least as far back as the 1950s, when Communist leaders began tearing down Beijing's landmark city walls and swept away feudal traditions - along with the country's elegant aesthetics.
Then, China was bent on creating a more modern socialist state. Now the country is racing again to be modern, clearing land for utopian, cutting-edge designs like the National Theater - edifices meant to outdazzle anything in the West.
Just as the country is lurching toward some blurry ideal of a quasi-capitalistic economy, so too is it groping for a sense of national identity in its architecture. Experimentation and grand dreams are encouraged.
"China is like a fresh source of vitality," says 66-year-old Meinhard von Gerkan, a German whose concepts for planned communities are under consideration by the officials of several Chinese cities. "Europe is all finished," he says. "Here you have the freedom to build."
For some of the world's top architects, the country offers incomparable opportunity. Topping the roll call of the architectural stars who are drumming up Middle Kingdom business include the fabled Pei family, which just completed Bank of China's new Beijing headquarters and has, among other projects, drafted a master plan to redevelop Chengdu's Tianfu Square, second in size only to Tiananmen.
Michael Graves, perhaps the only architect ever named GQ Man of the Year (1997) has ambitious plans for the modern refurbishing of an old brownstone along Shanghai's Bund (the waterfront area that was China's Wall Street).
Then there are the huge firms. Skidmore Owens & Merrill, which practically invented the skyscraper, branding skylines around the world with its distinctive towers for several decades, has done the same for Pudong, near Shanghai, with China's tallest building, the $540-million, 88-story Jin Mao Building (at left), which houses the world's highest hotel.
Kohn Pederson Fox, creators of New York's World Bank Headquarters and Rockefeller Plaza West, has several projects under discussion, including a 182-hectare site on the outskirts of Beijing. Commissioned by Chinese pharmaceutical giant San Jiu, this mega-town would mix research and agricultural areas with housing and services for up to 10,000 people.
Foreign architects aren't necessarily making a lot of money. Corruption, construction snafus, and bureaucratic meddling make property development a dicey game in China. Many say they are there despite the difficulties because they are being offered a chance to create signature masterworks. The country has been laid out for them like a blank canvas, a muse for their most ambitious architectural visions.
Plans on drawing boards include space age cyber-cities, cloud-topping sky-rises, and suburbs based on Venice, Amsterdam and ancient Athens. Dutch firm Kuiper Compagnons recently won a competition for a community set on canals outside Shanghai.
Kohn Pederson Fox designed the $600-million World Financial Center, scheduled to be the world's tallest building when it opens near Shanghai in 2003 or 2004. The 95-story tower will be so high that a huge circular section will be cut through the top to relieve wind pressure.
Many of the projects are too ambitious for a poor country. They will never be built. But the anything-goes atmosphere is "amazing," says von Gerkan as he unveils drawings of a science city filled with observatories, museums and a pyramid-shaped civic plaza.
Officials for the new town of Lang Fang, located 70 km from Beijing, approached von Gerkan for a basic outline of a new community. He produced sketches for a lakeside metropolis that on paper look like an updated Aztec capital.
"They gave us absolutely no instructions," says von Gerkan. "They just told us, 'Give us ideas for a place like nowhere else in the world.'"
Von Gerkan recently signed a contract for a $320-million exhibition center in Shenzhen to be completed in 2003. He's due to finish a daring $58-million convention complex in Nanning the same year.
"There are things you can do here that in America, people would throw up their hands and say, 'No way!' " says Skidmore Owens & Merrill architect Brian Lee, who designed the Beijing headquarters for the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (at left), the country's largest bank. "It's an exciting place to work."
Freedom is a reflection of broader socio-economic trends. With entry into the World Trade Organization and Beijing's hosting of the 2008 Olympics ahead, mainlanders are eager to demonstrate they are on par with industrialized nations, says Jeffrey Cody, associate professor of architecture at Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Not just on par with - ahead of. "The people's tastes are no longer satisfied with the commercial and retail architecture that was common in the late 1980s and early 1990s," Cody says. "At the time, it was common to see offices with a great deal of blue glass and cheap chrome, buildings that looked like children's toys."
Indeed, Shanghai's high-tech district of Pudong, described in Wired magazine as "the site of the wildest and most ambitious construction boom of the 1990s," is to some a proto-city parody - its most visible landmark is the Oriental Pearl Tower, a 300-meter-high spire that resembles a giant sci-fi movie prop.
Pudong "is ghastly," says Graves, the American architect and designer of themed Disney hotels. Graves has a personal reason to lament the soaring gaffes of Pudong. He is restoring an old brownstone along Shanghai's Bund, a row of graceful colonialist-era stone buildings often cited as the zenith of Western architecture in China.
Graves' beloved Bund arcs along the Huangpu River, almost directly opposite the Oriental Pearl Tower. "There's this thrust in China's mind to be modern," Graves says. "But the influences are the worst of the West."
This physical face-off between old and new Shanghai is just one of many conflicts between traditional and contemporary arising from mainland redevelopment. I.M. Pei, designer of the Louvre pyramid in Paris, mourns the disappearance of some of Beijing's greatest architectural treasures: the hutongs - ancient alleys filled with courtyard houses.
Several blocks of these neglected but historically rich structures are being demolished every day, their occupants normally banished to soulless suburban high-rises. "It's really too late," says Pei. "It's going this way and it's too late to change."
If there is no going back, then China needs to find a way forward that retains the country's unique architectural heritage. That, at least, is the hope of some like Pei as well as Boston architect Benjamin Woods, widely praised for his sensitive redevelopment of a neighborhood of traditional row houses in Shanghai.
Dubbed Xin Tian Di, the district of pubs, restaurants and art galleries reminiscent of Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco, has been mobbed since its opening in mid-2001, and the reception speaks reams about the difference between government-conceived "fun districts" and the real thing.
"People said it wouldn't work, that the Chinese want modern, not old shopping centers," concedes the Burly American architect. "But I saw that they like to be outdoors and sit under trees."
Still, Pei and Woods, with their low-key approaches and reverence for tradition, are the exception. For every classy historical renovation, there are scores more neighborhoods being razed to build flashy glass towers. "China does have a certain infatuation with flash architecture," says Lee.
Ironically, the job of designing 21st century China has largely been turned over to non-Chinese. There's little room for local architects in the master plan. In the same way that a foreign suit is more prestigious than a local one, city planners want Western signatures on their blueprints.
China's emerging group of domestic architects "just haven't had the experience, the exposure," says Barry Ball, 50, chief architect with H.K.I. Development, which has the first rights to development in Beijing's Central Business District.
While mainlanders share a unique architectural heritage, few people - including architects - have had an opportunity to absorb it. The best buildings of the past, such as the Forbidden City, served royalty, not the masses. "Students tend to copy things without knowing how they work," Ball says. "It's understandable, because the majority have only seen the buildings in magazines."
In practice, the wholesale use of foreign experts affords plenty of opportunity for cultural friction to develop. Andreu's National Theater, the largest and most visionary construction project in central Beijing for a quarter of a century, is a case in point.
The size of several football fields, the site will house three auditoriums inside a 56-meter-high translucent glass and titanium dome that appears to float on water. Visitors will descend via escalators through the water into an underground lobby.
"I consider this the big chance of my life," says Andreu, 51, one of the world's foremost designers of airports. "To be right here, in the center of this city, the capital of China, is a very big responsibility. People will come from all over the country to see this building."
And they will be distracted by it. The alien egg is dogged by controversy because it will hatch within the sight-lines of The Great Hall of the People, Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, the country's most lasting monuments. Party cadres are divided over the wisdom of allowing a foreigner to dig around in the communist heartland.
As that debate rages behind the scenes, local architects and others criticize the design as too expensive ($550 million, according to some estimates; $300 million, says Andreu) and not Chinese enough. "Opponents use every argument, whether true or not," the architect complains.
But "while many people see it as a high-quality design, it seems in many ways to have very little to do with the context [of Beijing]," says Cody, the Chinese University of Hong Kong professor, who is researching the mainland's architectural history. "Andreu feels that he is being very wronged, but most people feel he has missed the balance between being up-to-date and creating something that resonates with the people."
The outcry has delayed the project's completion indefinitely. Construction delays, the bane of developers everywhere, are not the only traps awaiting China's refurbishers. Architectural fees are typically 20% to 30% of those in the West - and there is no guarantee of being paid.
"I tell newcomers to get half up-front," says an experienced hand who asked not to be identified. "Developers often go bankrupt, so there is nothing left to go around at the end." Foreign firms are not permitted by law to do the complete design of a building, so some of the work is allocated to a local. But when money is tight - which is often - the bulk of the project shifts to the less experienced, less expensive Chinese architect.
"That cheapens the quality," says Ball. "The danger is you have an incredibly good design, but the detail disappears." Other perils: There is risk that plans, once unveiled, will be stolen and resold without the architect's authorization.
Too, regulations often work against world-class standards. The principal problem is that the contractor - a state agency - controls every project. "That's wrong," says Tao Ho, Hong Kong's best-known architect. "The architect should be on top. Otherwise, you have no quality."
Ho, 65, speaks from sour experience. In the 1980s, his firm of Great Earth Architects & Engineers International produced master plans for three Chinese cities: Xiamen, Qingdao and Hangzhou. With execution out of Tao's hands, he found his suggestions on development strategies, traffic grids and other urban ideals were largely ignored. "You don't see much there," he admits.
Nor, he acknowledges ruefully, do people see much of his vision for the exterior of the China Construction Bank in Beijing. The developer wrapped the building in Darth Vader-type dark glass, instead of the translucent green glass Tao proposed. "The difference is night and day," he sighs. "But in China there is little an architect can say."
Adds von Gerkan, the German architect: "Sometimes you feel like a dancing bear. They need your name for publicity purposes, and then they get the design and go elsewhere. They don't realize how it changes things. It's like the difference between a Mercedes and the image of a Mercedes. You don't know it when you see it, but you know it when you drive it."
Still, there is progress being made. "There is no market premium for great architecture in China, not yet," says Rob Walker, 33, Beijing managing director of commercial property leasing agency Jones Lang LaSalle.
Case in point, the procession of gaudy modern structures along Beijing's showcase boulevard. It's called Chang An, but many joke that it might be dubbed the Architectural Hall of Shame. Some interesting concepts are attempted, but too many buildings try to do too much, cutouts and curves, pagoda roofs that clash with modern glass. It's row after row of kitschy flash (two exampled here) with little sense of subtlety or substance.
Is that likely to change soon? Perhaps as the next phase of development puts a premium on class. "What is just starting to hit the market is polish," Walker says, "buildings with the right corporate image."
Moreover, a generation of local architects who have been educated abroad is coming of age. "The foreign moon is not always better than the moon in China," says Ma Guoxin, 59, chief architect with the Beijing Architectural Design Institute.
Respect for traditional Chinese disciplines - such as the relationship between man and nature - can turn Western concepts into something uniquely Chinese, says Ma, who in the early 1980s was visiting scholar at architect Kenzo Tange's office in Japan. He doesn't worry that Chinese aesthetics will be crowded out in the rush to modernize. The foreign invasion will help locals learn new techniques, he believes, leading to cross-fertilization and, ultimately, the emergence of a modern Chinese architectural style.
"Our traditional culture is so strong, it can never be overpowered," he says.
Even I.M. Pei, a critic of China's architectural legacy, believes the frenzied building will cease and some kind of balance will prevail. That's probably years away. With any luck, Paul Andreu will have finished his National Theater by then.
Ron Gluckman is an American reporter who has been living since 1990 in Asia, roaming around the region a number of publications, such as Asiaweek, which ran his package on architecture in China in August 2001. Extra reporting by Asiaweek included..
See also related story on famous Chinese-born architect I.M. Pei.
For an updated view of architecture in the Chinese capital, see Beijing: Bold? Brazen?
Rendition of Lang Fang city project
from office of the architect.
To return to the opening page and index
push here


text:
In London, a drug dealer grows increasingly desperate over the course of a week after a botched deal lands him in the merciless clutches of a ruthless crime lord. The more desperate his behavior, the more isolated he becomes until there is nothing left standing between him and the bullet his debtors intend to fire his way.
Please enter captcha to continue to video.
If the above stream is offline (saying We are sorry!),
please click on the "Refresh Link" to get a new streaming link. Don't worry it'll just take a second.


text:
erik888 Review
Well made and easy to assemble
Great little talble that I use when watching tv and being on the computer. It was easy to assemble and it holds up great. No complaints.
- How accurate was the sizing? yes
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Good
- Was the product free of any manufacturer defects? yes
Was This Review Helpful?


text:
misandry(33 Posts)
curryeater Wed 10-Apr-13 13:26:20
DaffodilAdams Fri 12-Apr-13 07:28:28
SabrinaMulhollandJjones Fri 12-Apr-13 00:24:00
YoniTime Thu 11-Apr-13 20:50:18
YoniTime Thu 11-Apr-13 20:27:10
YoniTime Thu 11-Apr-13 20:26:38
SplitHeadGirl Thu 11-Apr-13 19:42:49
YoniTime Thu 11-Apr-13 16:41:43
YonirockandrollbutIlikeit Thu 11-Apr-13 15:36:12
HullMum Thu 11-Apr-13 02:47:51
NiceTabard Thu 11-Apr-13 01:32:53
HullMum Thu 11-Apr-13 01:05:17
BasilBabyEater Thu 11-Apr-13 00:14:18
AnyFucker Wed 10-Apr-13 23:53:04
SatsukiKusukabe Wed 10-Apr-13 23:51:47
AnyFucker Wed 10-Apr-13 23:51:09
YouMakeMeWannaLaLa Wed 10-Apr-13 23:50:18
YouMakeMeWannaLaLa Wed 10-Apr-13 23:47:37
NiceTabard Wed 10-Apr-13 23:42:16
SatsukiKusukabe Wed 10-Apr-13 23:12:12
SigmundFraude Wed 10-Apr-13 23:02:45
Join the discussion
Registering is free, easy, and means you can join in the discussion, get discounts, win prizes and lots more.Register now
Already registered with Mumsnet? Log in to leave your comment or alternatively, sign in with Facebook or Google.
Please login first.


text:
Bedrest and Blood pressure... Update*
So.. I am now lying here on bedrest trying to keep my blood pressure down under 150s/100s.... not fun! So far the dip sticks haven't shown any protien in my urine which is great but I also know it isn't difinitive. I am very ready for the baby to arrive, I hope it is sooner than later so I don't have to go get checked out by an OB... Just thought I would update. Wish me luck and a healthy delivery :)
So I had the midwife over today, she took blood and we are doing a 24 hour urine. So far the blood tests have all been normal :) She checked me but couldn't reach the cervix :( but as soon as she left i went to the bathroom to add to the collection of urine and i heard a rock like thing drop in the hat... I passed a kidney stone! I guess that was what had been causing my high blood pressure because now it is just about back to normal... this end of pregnancy has been a very strange one!
I am extremely relieved that I don't have to go to the hospital!
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure...
OH MAN....My midwife from last time told me that if I eat lots of protein it's supposed to help keep BP down.....maybe that tidbit of advice will help..maybe not...HUGS I hope baby comes SOON!!!
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure...
I will ask her when she gets here. thanks.
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure...
I agree lots of protein. There is a diet called the brewer diet that is for helping keep BP down. I hope you have a safe and healthy delivery hun!
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure... Update*
Oh wow, did you know you had a kidney stone? Hopefully your baby is here soon!
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure... Update*
I had no clue until it came out... I am heading out for a walk after my daughter wakes up to help invite the little one to join us...
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure... Update*
well WOO HOO...what did your midwife say? I'll bet she was relieved as well...YAY on BP being back to normal...HUGS on the stone...sounds like it wasn't a bad one though sinec you didn't know you had it...
now...COME ON BABY
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure... Update*
So glad your BP has been back to normal!
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure... Update*
Wow! Glad you're ok!
You could always try what I did with Conlan to help labor start...A trick my midwife just learned of- SUPER strong red raspberry leaf tea! I steeped 8 tea bags in 2 cups of water, for 4 hours! It was really bitter, but after sucking it down as fast as I could (because it tasted so gross!), contractions started within 30 min!
I also went to the Chiropractor earlier that day...so maybe it was a combination? Not sure, but I do know of two other friends who have used this tea with success!
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure... Update*
hummm cool Heather, Maybe I will try that tonight :) we are very ready for the munchkin!
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure... Update*
Glad to hear you are ok. I am going to try the strong tea tonight. I have just been using 1 bag. I checked my cervix and it is a lot more anterior than yexterday. I have been walking a lot too.
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure... Update*
Can't wait to hear if that tea works. I imagine its pretty bitter... I know just one or two bags was pretty bitter!
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure... Update*
tea worked, along with membrane stripping :)
Re: Bedrest and Blood pressure... Update*
|All times are GMT -7. The time now is 06:44 AM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.9
Copyright ©2000 - 2018, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
Search Engine Optimization by vBSEO 3.6.0
Copyright © 2003-2012 JustMommies.com, All Rights Reserved.


text:
US Unleashes War On All Countries That Go Against It, Russia and China Are Likely First In Line – Report
The United States's bid for power may have backfired causing more havoc than peace as intended. According to Bashar Assad, the country is now causing the collapse of states possibly waging war on those who oppose – consequently, Russia and China have been vocal opponents of the United States on many political issues.
"United States builds its position on hegemony over other states and it has been the case since they took advantage of the USSR collapse and established unilateral control over this world up to this day," RT quoted the Syrian president.
President Assad also added that the United States has been using the excuse of intervening with the affairs of foreign countries for peace whereas its goal is to subject them to American authority.
US Unleashes War On All Countries
"Today, the United States are waging wars with the only goal to cement its project of total control by launching attack on everyone, who opposes its dominance," said the official.
Also Read: NATO Deploys Troops To Poland, Russia Sends Fighter Jets
"What is happening in Syria is an attempt to save what is left from the American and western hegemony in the world," Assad said.
Assad further noted that Washington has been using ideas like "terrorism", psychological and economical methods. However, one of the most significant blows still remains the biased coverage of the conflict according to the official.
Things are also not looking up as Russia recently took U.S. State Department Spokeperson John Kirby's words as a direct threat.
"The consequences are that the civil war will continue in Syria, that extremists and extremists groups will continue to exploit the vacuums that are there in Syria to expand their operations, which will include, no question, attacks against Russian interests, perhaps even Russian cities, and Russia will continue to send troops home in body bags, and they will continue to lose resources – even, perhaps, more aircraft," said Kirby.
Also Read: No Turning Back As US-Russia Start Nuclear War
Liked this story? Subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on Twitter and Facebook for more updates on America.


text:
Rate Information:
Please review the rates below.
All rates are subject to 9.7% state and local tax.
All rooms are non-smoking. Outside smoking areas available.
Pet charges are extra $20 per pet/night.
Group Rate Information:
Please call us on 1 (800) 327-7769 for group rates.
Refunds & Cancellations for non group reservations:
A deposit equal to one evenings stay will be charged to your credit card at time of reservation. Balance is due upon arrival. Cancellation is required via phone no later than 72 hours (before 4.00 pm EST time) prior to your scheduled arrival date. Cancellations of less than 72 hours advance notice will be subject to a forfeiture of the retained deposit.
Refunds & Cancellations for group reservations and conference/meeting room:
Please call us on 1 (800) 327-7769 to find out terms and conditions for group booking and meeting hall cancellation
Check our current Rates
*We offer AAA, AARP, Senior Citizen,Repeat Guest and Multi night discount. Please call us.
For group discount please call us @ 1 (800) 327-7769.


text: Property Address: 220 East 63rd Street New York , New York 10065-7660 Starting Address: Driving Directions Reverse Directions Print Map & Driving Directions Driving directions and mapping information provided by Microsoft Bing Maps. These directions are subject to the Microsoft Service Agreement and for informational purposes only. Oakwood does not guarantee the accuracy of the information. Construction projects, traffic, or other events may cause actual conditions to differ from these results. Microsoft Bing Maps Terms of Use & Privacy Policy


text:
- "I love that Rank and Style simplifies shopping through unbiased top tens.
As the new CEO, I am committed to continuing the mission of ranking the world while building a site that allows our users to efficiently and confidently shop the best." -Jamie Chandlee
Be in the know:
Top tens in your inbox.
Thank you for subscribing!
Enter your email address below and live list-fully ever after!
Most Popular Top Ten Lists:
Top Ten Lists You Might Like:
Featured Content
- Talking Top Tens: Dineh MohajerDineh Mohajer created Hard Candy in 1995, while completing her fourth year as a Biochemistry student attending USC. The brand was instantly recognized and embraced by Neiman Marcus, Harvey Nichols, Sephora and countless other prestigious global retailers. In 1999, Hard Candy was sold to LVMH, the French luxury powerhouse. By early 2002, her next line was born, Goldie, a brand that was regarded as subtle sophistication with punk rock sensibility. The brand was immediately snatched up by Limited Brands for exclusive distribution in their Bath & Body Works and C.O. Bigelow stores. Several years and creative collaborations later, Dineh is bringing about the next evolution of beauty with Smith & Cult, her new '5-free' nail polish line that has developed an instant cult following. Follow Smith & Cult on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram.
- Talking Top Tens: Leslie JenkinsLeslie Jenkins is the owner of design firm Jenkins Interiors and co-owner of Blue Print, a home furnishing store in uptown Dallas. Her background in interior design and art history and her passion for European influences enable her to transform every space into an oasis for her clientele. From architectural consulting and space planning to full-scale residential interior design, her firm has offered clients a truly singular design experience for more than two decades. Leslie's designs represent the perfect juxtaposition of bespoke furnishings, contemporary and mid-century designs, hand-selected antiques, artwork, and accents from around the world.
- Popular This Week:Commando The Keeper Control Top Pantyhose