text:
Not all Fats are Bad
Fats have been unfairly lumped together as being all bad for too long. Fat doesn't necessarily cause disease, and can actually cause a role in its prevention. The truth is that some fats are very bad for us and some fats are actually very good for us.
Time has shown us that diets that restrict all fats fail in terms of weight loss. Since the end of World War II, Americans have been told that they need to restrict saturated fat in their diets. So we switched to margarine from butter, and did what we could to restrict fat. We have been constantly told that the reason for our health problems is that we still eat too much fat, especially saturated fats.
Since Americans have been told to eat a low fat diet to lose weight, the results are that nearly two thirds of adult Americans are now classified as overweight and more children are overweight now than ever before. Obviously something is wrong. That is because we need special kinds of fats in our diets that we are not getting.
If you are like me, you grew up being told that vegetable oils were the good oils and saturated fats were the bad ones. Now we are finding out that it is just the opposite. Diets that are moderate to high in "good" saturated fats and oils such as coconut oil and olive oil are actually very good for us. They raise good cholesterol levels and lower bad cholesterol, blood glucose and blood pressure. As a matter of fact, people who started adding at least 4 tablespoons of coconut oil to their diets every day, have found that they can now lose weight when they could not before on a fat restricted diet. Sometimes the addition of these oils even helps with their health problems.
It turns out that the bad guys are polyunsaturated oils, which carry toxic fatty acids (long chain fatty acids or LCT's). These LCT's tend to produce fat in the body. Polyunsaturated oils are the vegetable oils we commonly see in the grocery store, such as soy, corn, cottonseed, rapeseed and safflower.
We have been told that they lower cholesterol, but they way that they do is not healthy, as it ends up collecting in the liver. These oils are easily oxidized and damaged by free radicals. When cooked they become rancid in a few hours, even in the refrigerator. This causes damage to our body at a cellular level, the end results showing up as problems like diabetes, cancer, hypothyroidism and heart disease. And if that is not enough, these oils help us to get fat, lower the metabolic rate in our bodies, help suppress the thyroid function and cause our skin to age quicker.
Trans-fat is one of the worst bad guys. Trans-fatty acids often appear on ingredient labels as hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated vegetable oils. It is what they do to vegetable oils to make them into hard fats such as margarine and vegetable shortening. It is used in the prepared food industry in baked goods like cookies, crackers, and most supermarket peanut butter to prolong the shelf life. These bad fats are used almost exclusively in fast foods that are fried. When heated and eaten, they turn into something like poison in your system, because your body can not process this kind of chemically made fat. Trans-fats not only increase levels of bad cholesterol, but they will decrease levels of good cholesterol in the blood stream and trans-fatty acids have been linked to heart disease, cancer and diabetes. Fats such as margarine and shortening should be totally avoided, as well as foods items that contain them.
The United States FDA is finally catching up to this truth, and by January 2006 they will be requiring food products to label the amount of trans-fat they have in them.) What is frightening is that trans-fats are found in over 40% of the products on our supermarket shelves.
The fatty acid chains in coconut and olive oil are medium-chain fatty acids (MCT's) and they promote weight loss by increasing the body's metabolism to create energy. Coconut oil has become popular lately, because it has been discovered that coconut oil is nature's richest source of MTC's. If you decide to add coconut oil to your diet, it is recommended that you purchase virgin coconut oil (VCO), usually found in health food stores, because it from the best part of the coconut and has not been chemically bleached and heat processed. It is better for cooking than olive oil, because olive oil can be damaged by the heat of cooking, making it similar to the other vegetable oils in the body when cooked.
Even saturated fat from animals is not as bad as it once was thought to be, especially if it is from organically raised animals (free range and grass fed). Organic butter has a very high conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) content, which helps us lose weight and gain muscle. But non-organic meats may still be dangerous because of the way the animals were raised or fed. Most grocery store meats are filled with hormones, pesticides, medicines and unhealthy fat that gets transferred to us when we eat it.
Organic grass fed and free range meat and eggs avoid these problems, and give us a much healthier source of protein and saturated fat. Organic saturated fats and oils are actually good for you and should be eaten daily. The body needs these fats for healthy functioning.
So, forget the guilt and fry up that range-fed chicken in some coconut oil and enjoy!
By Dianne Ronnow © 2005 Mohave Publishing. All rights reserved. From the Coconut Oil Diets Blog found at Coconut-Oil-Diet.blogspot.com.
Dianne Ronnow's best selling book, "Coconut Oil Diet Secrets" reveals how thousands of people are losing weight and getting healthier with coconut oil diets. To find out what the secrets of coconut oil dieting are, Check out her site at: Coconut-Oil-Diet.com. Get the book now and start losing weight today!
Surrender To The Spell Of The Pyramid
Food in general has the distinction of being probably thefirst thing we all think about in the mornings before our feet hit the floor. The main reason for this is we cannot survive without it.
The Versatility of Actinase Protein Complex
The ingredients list found on the back or side panel of every commercially available food product - with few exceptions - serves as the consumer's best starting point for understanding the real contents of each product. It discloses the ingredients that make up the product, sorted in order from most abundant to least abundant.
Olive Oil -Not Just for Popeye
Archeological records indicate that man has cultivated the olive tree for about 6,000 years; having been especially popular in the Isle of Crete (which as you recall, also appeared in the Seven Countries Study to be the site of the lowest incidence of heart disease). All oils that we use for eating and cooking contain "fat" and olive oil is no exception.
Nutrition Is Not Common Sense
I'd like to explain an important concept that most online trainers (even the "gurus") don't "get"..
3 Things You Want to Know About Cholesterol
You wouldn't judge a book by its cover, would you?You would want to open the book and read part of it to get a better idea about what is going on, right?Well, judging a book by its cover is what happens when you look at LDL (bad) cholesterol levels and decide that this is the only - or even the best indicator of heart disease.Worse yet, you are told you MUST lower your LDL cholesterol level.
Correct Your Acid / Akaline Balance by the Water You Drink: What the Experts Say
In health circles there has been much recent talk about acid / alkaline imbalance. Let's see if we can clarify how experts recommend we correct this imbalance.
A Heart Healthy Diet Makeover
Heart Disease remains the number one cause of death in the U.S.
MSG: If Its Safe, Why Do They Disguise It On Labels?
Monosodium glutamate, commonly known as MSG, was thought of as a "miracle food enhancer" when it was first introduced to the public over five decades ago.More than just a seasoning like salt and pepper, MSG could actually enhance the flavors of foods, making processed meats and frozen dinners taste fresher and smell better, salad dressings more tasty, and canned foods less tinny.
Water - The Natural Choice
Proper hydration is extremely important during exercise. Adequate fluid intake for athletes, even the recreational kind, is essential to comfort, performance and safety.
Bye Bye Holidays and Holiday Eating
Bye Bye HolidaysHoping everyone had a fun, fantastic, exciting and relaxing mix of Holiday eventfulness or lack thereof. Whatever it was that you did, that it most suited your moods and needs.
The New Food Pyramid: Another Attempt At Providing Easy Answers
The Food Pyramid, first introduced to the US in 1992, just experienced a major overhaul. Why? Perhaps proper education about nutrition isn't as easy as picking out food from a colorful chart.
Personal Wellness Program
Having a personal wellness program has become a concern for more and more people. The problem is many people do not know where to begin a wellness program.
Nutrition Secrets Never Before Revealed
The topic of nutrition is one that is always present in our lives no matter where we turn. It's on the news, magazine articles, at school, at your doctor's office, and even is a major topic for many books.
Capsulized Food: The Next Step in Food Evolution
Anyone who has spent a day fasting from food, or who has even skipped a meal, knows just how much time we save when we are not provisioning and consuming meals. Of course, efficiency is not our only concern when it comes to eating.
Let Your Freezer Be Your Ally!
Most recipes end with instructions to "serve immediately." You could conceivably serve any one immediately but how about putting meals in the deep freeze for prosperity.
5 Favorite Summer-Break Tips
You can trust me that I make sure to take care to have as EnergyRich? a vacation as possible (why come back from vacation feeling bloated, a few pounds heavier, experiencing heartburn etc, right?). So I wanted to share my 5 favorite ways (food-wise and fun-wise) of making that happen!Food For Summer Vacation1.
Preventing Heart Disease: What to Eat
About 12.6 million Americans currently have heart disease.
How to Use Flax Seed
You can eat whole flax seeds but you need to chew them good to break them up. Your stomach will not dissolve whole flax seeds and many of them will come out in your stools.
Food Additives Affect Behavior
On average 30% of foods in our daily diet are processed foods. These are foods that come in a box or a can and have many ingredients that are hard to pronounce, containing food starches, gums, preservatives, and colorings.
How to Pick a Trainer ?
Quick Overview- I think the most important thing for people starting a workout program is to keep moving, so I highly recommend starting with a basic walking regiment ie. {like walk around the block}I'm not the typical trainer, I don't think people want the stereotypical trainer you get at most clubs.


text:
Lowell Tickets
Planning to watch an upcoming show in the city of Lowell? Grab your Lowell tickets today as they have been made available for sale now
- Casting Crowns & I Am They, Tsongas Center tickets for 04/28 07:00 PM at Tsongas Center ,Lowell ,MA
- Sat Apr 28 2018
- Celtic Woman, Lowell Memorial Auditorium tickets for 04/05 07:00 PM at Lowell Memorial Auditorium ,Lowell ,MA
- Thu Apr 05 2018
- Rhiannon Giddens, Boarding House Park tickets for 06/15 07:30 PM at Boarding House Park ,Lowell ,MA
- Fri Jun 15 2018
- Blues Traveler, Boarding House Park tickets for 08/18 07:30 PM at Boarding House Park ,Lowell ,MA
- Sat Aug 18 2018
- Brian Setzer, Boarding House Park tickets for 06/24 07:30 PM at Boarding House Park ,Lowell ,MA
- Sun Jun 24 2018
- Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox, Boarding House Park tickets for 08/17 07:30 PM at Boarding House Park ,Lowell ,MA
- Fri Aug 17 2018
- David Crosby, Boarding House Park tickets for 06/14 07:30 PM at Boarding House Park ,Lowell ,MA
- Thu Jun 14 2018
- Fitz and The Tantrums, Boarding House Park tickets for 06/17 07:30 PM at Boarding House Park ,Lowell ,MA
- Sun Jun 17 2018
Venues of Lowell
The city of Lowell is part of the Middlesex County which is situated in Massachusetts. The city's settlement started back in the 17th century after which it was incorporated as a city in the year 1826. Its geographical boundaries are stretched over almost fifteen square miles which caters to a population of one hundred thousand inhabitants. Lowell is also known as the Spindle City and the Mill City due to its giant spinning industry. At the time of its incorporation the city was planned in such a way that it would become the center for manufacturing of textiles and over the years the city has become the hub of numerous textile firms.
Lowell has a total of eight neighborhoods that it can be categorized into. These mainly include Downtown, the Acre, Belvidere, Back Central, Centralville, South Lowell, Pawtucketville and Highlands. The communities that reside in these neighborhoods include Chelmsford, Billerica, Groto, Dunstable, Dracut, Tyngsboro, Pepperell, Pelham and Tewksbury.
The city is known to hold some of the most popular entertainment events which are attended by the locals as well as audiences flying in from other states. Some of these events include the Winter Fest that initiates in the month of February each year to celebrate winter, African Festival that is held during the month of June, the Lowell Folk Festival which is a three day festival occurring during July, Lowell Southeast Asian Water Festival held in August and the Bay State Marathon held in October. Some of the city's top attractions that celebrate culture, heritage and art include places such as Lowell Memorial Auditorium, Tsongas Center at UMass, Sampas Pavilion and the Costello Athletic Center. It is at these venues that various dance troupes, theatres, orchestras, band, artists and groups are known to perform. Some of the performances held at these venues include shows by the Arts League of Lowell, Angkor Dance Troupe, Lowell Philharmonic Orchestra, The Gentlemen Songsters and Lowell Poetry Network.
Some upcoming shows that are scheduled to be held at the Tsongas Center and Lowell Memorial Auditorium include All Time & Pierce the Wall, Bob Dylan, Fiddler on the Roof, Jillian Michaels, Kendrick Lamar & Steve Aoki, Ron White and Super WHY!. If you wish to become a part of any of these shows, all you need to do is grab Lowell tickets immediately.
Talking about the venues, the Lowell Memorial Auditorium is a twenty thousand seater indoor facility that is found in the downtown area of the city. Constructed back in the year 1922, the venue was designed by Blackall, Clapp & Whittemore. It supports names of soldiers and generals who have dedicated their lives to wars. The second venue is the Tsongas Center, which is a multi-use facility that is built on the grounds of the UMass University. Constructed back in the year 1998, it can provide space for over seven thousand spectators. Buy your tickets soon if you wish to watch a show at any of these venues.
Suggested Events
Q:Are there any delivery charges for tsongas arena lowell daughtry tickets?
A:Delivery charges for Lowell Tickets are included in their price published online. Check it out on our page and place the order right away.
Q:How can i get lowell arena daughty seats of my own choice?
A:If you want to get Lowell Tickets seats of your own choice kindly contact our sales representative for further guidance on the given numbers.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
MIAMI, Jul 21, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Azul Hotels by Karisma, a premier collection of Gourmet Inclusive(R) properties located throughout the Riviera Maya, Mexico, today announced a relationship with Fisher-Price(R), a worldwide leader in infant and pre-school toys and subsidiary of Mattel, Inc. (NYSE:MAT) headquartered in East Aurora, N.Y. Azul Hotels and Fisher-Price will create the Azulitos Kid's Program, a play program dedicated to children under five years old. Azulitos will open in conjunction with Azul Hotels' new family-friendly properties - Azul Sensatori Hotel, by Karisma (October 1, 2008) and Azul Fives Hotel, by Karisma (December 1, 2008) in the Riviera Maya. Azulitos Kid's Program will also be featured at Azul Beach Hotel, by Karisma, a hip boutique property for families located on a nine-mile stretch of secluded white sand beach, Bahia Petempich.
"We are thrilled to be working with Fisher-Price to enhance the guest experience at Azul Hotels by Karisma for young children and their families," said Mandy Chomat, vice president of sales and marketing for Premier Worldwide Marketing, exclusive representatives for Azul Hotels by Karisma. "Fisher-Price is one of the most recognized and trusted names for parents everywhere. We are excited to team up with such a respected and valued company."
"Fisher-Price looks for partner brands that are committed to enriching experiences for families, and Azul Hotels are designed especially to bring family members together," said Kevin Curran, general manager and senior vice president at Fisher-Price. "They have a number of unique family playtime offerings that resonated with us, such as s'mores parties and sandcastle building contests. Our goal is to help create even more memorable family bonding moments at their properties with experiences like our fun, themed playgroups and an exercise program for mom and baby."
The Azulitos Kid's Program, designed exclusively for Azul Hotels by Fisher-Price, begins at check-in, when parents receive a colorful brochure detailing services and fun-filled adventures available during their stay. Children are given their own scrapbook-like activity booklet filled with games and areas to chronicle their favorite moments throughout the vacation. Azulitos Kids will also be directed to the Jugueteca, a Toy Lending Library where they can check out the coolest Fisher-Price toys for complete entertainment.
All kids love down-on-the-floor playtime, and they will not be disappointed when they enter the Azulitos Kid's Club Room, a play space designed exclusively for Azul Hotels by Fisher-Price. The colorfully decorated Azulitos Kid's Club Room will be a favorite haven for children under five to have fun and interact together without older kids around. The room will also be used for Fisher-Price playgroup sessions where parents or grandparents can enjoy themed events with the kids like Ritmo de la Manana (active beat) with Fisher-Price musically oriented toys for babies 6 to 18 months; Mundos Maravillosos (marvelous worlds) with Little People(R) toys for toddlers 18 to 36 months, and Planet Heroes(TM) Aventuras Azulares (solar adventures) for kids three to five years old.
There are more surprises outdoors. Exercise-minded moms can borrow a jogging stroller and join Mom's Morning, a jogging/yoga program designed especially for mothers and their babies. Mom's Morning will start the day with a refreshing exercise program and healthy breakfast spread of granola, fruit, yogurt and other good-for-you treats.
In addition to its Azulitos Kid's Program, Azul Hotels by Karisma feature a variety of Gourmet Inclusive offerings catering specifically to families such as kid's clubs, teens clubs, kid's splash park, face painting, pinata parties, DVD library with free popcorn, and a playground, among others. At Azul Sensatori Hotel, families will enjoy suites that comfortably sleep two adults and three children, or three adults and one child. Groups traveling together can take advantage of guaranteed connecting suites. Azul Fives Hotel offers families one-, two- and three-bedroom suites accommodating up to eight people. Azul Beach Hotel boasts three pools, beach butler service with ample beach beds, and a fresh fish market where families can choose their catch to be prepared by a chef during a beach barbecue. Azul Hotels by Karisma also provides parents with strollers, cribs, monitors, bottle warmers, baby bathrobes, Gourmet Gerber for babies and toddlers, and free childcare one night a week so parents can drop off their kids at the Kid's Club and enjoy a romantic evening.
Reservations at Azul Hotels by Karisma can be booked through a Gourmet Inclusive Vacation Consultant or by calling 1-888-280-8810 or visiting www.azulhotel.com. Guests can call to learn more about a special 20 percent discount off their stay at Azul Sensatori and Azul Five Hotels by Karisma.
For press inquiries, please contact Jenn Myres at (619) 234-0345. For Fisher-Price, please contact Brenda Andolina at (716) 687-3101 or Juliette Reashor at (716) 687-3354.
About Fisher-Price
Fisher-Price, Inc., a subsidiary of Mattel, Inc. (NYSE:MAT) headquartered in East Aurora, N.Y., is the leading brand of infant and preschool toys in the world. The Company has a 77-year legacy of high-quality toys that enhance early childhood development. Its often-emulated Play Laboratory was the first child research center of its kind in the toy industry, allowing researchers to observe the way children play and how play benefits their development. Some of the Company's best-known "classic" brands include Little People(R), Power Wheels(R) and View-Master(R). Fisher-Price is also a leading developer of baby gear products (infant swings, bouncers, high chairs, nursery monitors), as well as a wide array of character-based toys inspired by high quality children's programming such as Sesame Street(R), Dora the Explorer(TM) and Winnie the Pooh. The Company's web site, www.fisher-price.com, provides valuable information and resources to parents.
About El Dorado Spa Resorts & Hotels and Azul Hotels by Karisma
El Dorado Spa Resorts & Hotels and Azul Hotels by Karisma comprise a collection of premier hotels throughout the Riviera Maya, Mexico, where guests savor a Gourmet Inclusive experience that fosters togetherness. Karisma's growing portfolio is composed of Azul Beach Hotel, by Karisma; El Dorado Royale, A Spa Resort by Karisma; El Dorado Seaside Suites, by Karisma; and El Dorado Maroma, A Beachfront Resort by Karisma. Properties have been honored with the industry's top accolades, including Conde Nast Traveler's "Top 100 Hotels in the World," Conde Nast Traveler's "Gold List," Forbes' "Top 10 Most Romantic Hotels," TUI Travel PLC's "Hotel of the Year," and AAA's "Four Diamond Award." Karisma has received worldwide recognition for its creative approach to hospitality management and product innovations including resorts with swim-up suites, infinity balcony pools, beach butlers and cash-free transactions. Premier Worldwide Marketing is the exclusive worldwide sales and marketing representative for Karisma Hotels & Resorts. For reservations, please call 1-866-527-4762 or visit www.karismahotels.com.
SOURCE: Azul Hotels by Karisma
Formula Jenn Myres, 619-234-0345 email@example.com
Copyright Business Wire 2008
News Provided by COMTEX


text:
Hi all Im new to the forum and Im here because Im in need of HELP!!!! Its been more than 30 years since Ive seen the inside of a classroom and my math skills are beyond rusty theyre more like seized and hopefully someone can point me in the right direction.
My problem is electrical in nature I have a capacitor that is discharging through a resistor and I would like to know the average value of the exponential discharge current over a period that is much, much greater than 6 time constants of the RC circuit. What is the proper way to calculate the average value of that decaying exponential? I tried taking the integral of the function divided by difference of the limits which is the period of time Im interested in I did not get the correct answer, as it doesnt agree with the circuits actual performance.
Any help would be appreciated!!!


text:
PRO+ Premium Content/Information Security magazine
Access your Pro+ Content below.
Information security professionals can't waste this opportunity
This article is part of the Information Security magazine issue of April 2011
If you want to be the next best thing in information security, put aside all those cloud security manuals you're brushing up on. Clear your desk of all those pesky regulations and forget trying to interpret compensating controls and whether they'll fill a compliance checkbox for you. Forget firewall rules, encryption key management, and APT. If you wanna be a rock star, figure out how to bring oversight and direction to your profession. Figure out how to weed through the various and sundry definitions of cybercrime, cyberwar and cyberespionage and stop the confusing juxtapositioning of those three very different notions. Tell us how to reduce the signal-to-noise ration for that trio, and more importantly, clue us in as to who should respond to each, and how. These are indeed interesting times. Things are happening in information security… er, check that, things are becoming public knowledge in information security that indicate a rapid maturation and recognition of the importance of what you do.. We're starting to see what ...
Access this PRO+ Content for Free!
By submitting your personal information, you agree that TechTarget and its partners may contact you regarding relevant content, products and special offers.
You also agree that your personal information may be transferred and processed in the United States, and that you have read and agree to the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy.
Features in this issue
Application whitelisting: an extra layer of malware defense
Application whitelisting was hyped as an antivirus killer. Its real role is serving as an added weapon in the battle against malware.
Antivirus vendors go beyond signature-based antivirus
Security vendors are adding new capabilities into their products to keep up with the surge in malware.
Key steps for security incident response planning
Security incidents are going to happen. Don't get caught flat footed.
Cloud migration requires network retooling
Learn what is required for cloud migration, including retooling of network design and security controls such as encryption and DLP.
Columns in this issue
An Internet kill switch bill wouldn't ensure security
Giving the president power to shut down the Internet would have devastating consequences.
Information security professionals can't waste this opportunity
Grab your newfound visibility by the horns and figure out how to bring oversight and direction to cybersecurity.
Marcus Ranum and Gary McGraw talk about software security issues
Marcus Ranum and Gary McGraw discuss software security issues in this new bimonthly feature where Marcus Ranum goes one on one with a fellow security industry insider.


text:
Non-Permanent Hourly Employees
Non-permanent hourly employees are defined as those employees who are temporary, part-time, and are either not enrolled at Edmonds CC, or who are enrolled in no more than 5 credits.
In accordance with WAC 357-04-045, non-permanent hourly employees are exempt from the civil service rules.
Hourly employees are hired through the Human Resources Department, or by direct contact with individual departments.
Persons hired for employment must visit Human Resources within 3 days of being hired in order to complete federally required paperwork. The employee must present appropriate documentation during this visit. Please print out the confirmation of completion of new hire paperwork which lists the acceptable documents. Once the paperwork has been completed, HR will sign off on this form and the employee returns the form to their supervisor confirming that they are now eligible to work.
Wage Information
Effective January 1, 2018, the Washington State Minimum Wage is $11.50.
See link below for more information.
Washington State Department of Labor and Industries Information


text:
Free Consultations
Are you in need of some information about our machines?
Does your Winery/Brewery need some bottling or labeling equipment but you are not sure what that should be?
Give us a call at Prospero so that we can get you all the answers you will ever need.
Our Technical Sales Associates can answer your questions about all the equipment that we provide.
Not sure what you need?
Call one of our experienced salesmen who will make recommendations and give you sound advice that will put you on the right track, and all our consultations are FREE! You cannot go wrong with Prospero Equipment, give us a call today.
Prospero Equipment Corporate Office, 123 Castleton St, Pleasantville, NY 10570 (914)769-6252
Prospero Equipment North Office, 2204 Route 14N, Geneva, NY 14456 (315)719-0480
AWS/Prospero West Coast, 7787 Bell Rd, Windsor, CA 95492 (707)838-2812
Or feel free to fill out the contact information by clicking here and a sales representative will contact you directly.


text:
Stony Plain Road recommended for west LRT
Under the proposal recommended by city staff, the line would also connect downtown with the new proposed southeast line.
"This will be a single line," said city transportation general manager Bob Boutilier. "The west LRT will connect into the southeast LRT through the downtown system. It's a stand-alone, above-ground system. It will link into the current LRT system at various stations and locations."
Under the proposal, the route would start in the west at Lewis Estates, go east along 87th Avenue, north on 156th Street, and then continue east towards downtown along Stony Plain Road and 104th Avenue, ending at Grant MacEwan College.
The southeast route would start at the Mill Woods Town Centre, travelling on 66th Street, connecting with 75th Street, then taking a number of streets to cross the river on a bridge that either replaces the Cloverdale footbridge or runs next to it. The two routes would then meet up via a connection in downtown Edmonton.
Under the proposal, the new route would use low-floor stations and trains.
"The objective there is to go from the railroad-style LRT that you currently see into something that is more attuned to what you'd see in Europe and blends in with the neighbourhood," Boutilier said.
Originally, city staff had proposed running the light rail transit line from Lewis Estates along 87th Avenue, crossing the river, and meeting up with Health Sciences station on the south LRT line. Another version would have had the route travel south from 87th Avenue down 159th or 149th Street, cross the river over the Quesnell Bridge and eventually connect with the South Campus LRT.
But those proposals upset residents who lived in those neighbourhoods.
Council will review the recommendations at a public hearing in November. The city will hold public information sessions on the proposed routes later this month.
Seven stations are proposed for the west LRT route, six for the southeast leg.
Edmonton estimates it will cost $900 million to $1.2 billion to build each line. The city currently has no funding in place to build either of these routes.


text:
What does HAG mean?
Definitions for HAGhæg, hɑg
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word HAG.
Princeton's WordNet
hag, beldam, beldame, witch, crone(noun)
an ugly evil-looking old woman
hagfish, hag, slime eels(noun)
eellike cyclostome having a tongue with horny teeth in a round mouth surrounded by eight tentacles; feeds on dead or trapped fishes by boring into their bodies
A witch, sorceress, or enchantress; also, a wizard.
An ugly old woman.
A fury; a she-monster.
An eel-like marine marsipobranch (Myxine glutinosa), allied to the lamprey. It has a suctorial mouth, with labial appendages, and a single pair of gill openings. It is the type of the order Hyperotreti. Called also hagfish, borer, slime eel, sucker, and sleepmarken.
The hagdon or shearwater.
An appearance of light and fire on a horse's mane or a man's hair.
The fruit of the hagberry.
Webster Dictionary
a witch, sorceress, or enchantress; also, a wizard
an ugly old woman
a fury; a she-monster
an eel-like marine marsipobranch (Myxine glutinosa), allied to the lamprey. It has a suctorial mouth, with labial appendages, and a single pair of gill openings. It is the type of the order Hyperotpeta. Called also hagfish, borer, slime eel, sucker, and sleepmarken
the hagdon or shearwater
an appearance of light and fire on a horse's mane or a man's hair
to harass; to weary with vexation
a small wood, or part of a wood or copse, which is marked off or inclosed for felling, or which has been felled
a quagmire; mossy ground where peat or turf has been cut
Origin: [Scot. hag to cut; cf. E. hack.]
A hag is a wizened old woman, or a kind of fairy or goddess having the appearance of such a woman, often found in folklore and children's tales such as Hansel and Gretel. Hags are often seen as malevolent, but may also be one of the chosen forms of shapeshifting deities, such as the Morrígan or Badb, who are seen as neither wholly beneficent nor malevolent. The term appears in Middle English, and was a shortening of hægtesse, an Old English term for witch, similarly the Dutch heks and German hexe are also shortenings, of the Middle Dutch haghetisse and Old High German hagzusa respectively. All these words derive from the Proto-Germanic *hagatusjon- which is of unknown origin, however the first element may be related to the word "hedge". As a stock character in fairy or folk tale, the hag shares characteristics with the crone, and the two words are sometimes used as if interchangeable. Using the word "hag" to translate terms found in non-English is contentious, since use of the word is often associated with a misogynistic attitude.
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
hag, n. an ugly old woman, originally a witch: one of the Round Mouths, allied to the lamprey.—adj. Hag′gish, hag-like.—adv. Hag′gishly.—adj. Hag′-rid′den, ridden by witches, as a horse: troubled by nightmare.—ns. Hag′-seed, a witch's offspring; Hag′ship, the personality of a hag; Hag′weed, the common broom, a broomstick being usually bestridden by a witch in her flight through the air. [A.S. hægtesse, a witch; Ger. hexe.]
hag, n. (Scot.) any broken ground in a moss or bog: brushwood to be cut down.
Suggested Resources
What does HAG stand for? -- Explore the various meanings for the HAG acronym on the Abbreviations.com website.
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of HAG in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of HAG in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Images & Illustrations of HAG
Translations for HAG
From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary
- babiznaCzech
- Hexe, VettelGerman
- brujaSpanish
- harppu, akka, noita-akkaFinnish
- mégère, harpie, sorcière, haridelle, viragoFrench
- cailligh, cailleachIrish
- gueshag, caillagh ny gueshagManx
- megera, strega, fattucchieraItalian
- 悪婆, 鬼女, 鬼婆Japanese
- lelijk wijf, taart, tovenares, heks, furie, helleveegDutch
- kjerringNorwegian
- wiedźmaPolish
- bruxa, cucaPortuguese
- фурия, ведьма, мымра, мегера, кикимора, карга, грымза, колдуньяRussian
- häxa, hagga, häxorSwedish
Get even more translations for HAG »
Find a translation for the HAG definition in other languages:
Select another language:
Discuss these HAG definitions with the community:
Word of the Day
Would you like us to send you a FREE new word definition delivered to your inbox daily?
Use the citation below to add this definition to your bibliography:
"HAG." Definitions.net. STANDS4 LLC, 2018. Web. 18 Mar. 2018. <https://www.definitions.net/definition/HAG>.


text:
What does 2,3-diphosphoglycerate mean?
Definitions for 2,3-diphosphoglycerate
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word 2,3-diphosphoglycerate.
U.S. National Library of Medicine
A highly anionic organic phosphate which is present in human red blood cells at about the same molar ratio as hemoglobin. It binds to deoxyhemoglobin but not the oxygenated form, therefore diminishing the oxygen affinity of hemoglobin. This is essential in enabling hemoglobin to unload oxygen in tissue capillaries. It is also an intermediate in the conversion of 3-phosphoglycerate to 2-phosphoglycerate by phosphoglycerate mutase (EC 188.8.131.52). (From Stryer Biochemistry, 4th ed, p160; Enzyme Nomenclature, 1992, p508)
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of 2,3-diphosphoglycerate in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of 2,3-diphosphoglycerate in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
Images & Illustrations of 2,3-diphosphoglycerate
Find a translation for the 2,3-diphosphoglycerate definition in other languages:
Select another language:
Discuss these 2,3-diphosphoglycerate definitions with the community:
Word of the Day
Would you like us to send you a FREE new word definition delivered to your inbox daily?
Use the citation below to add this definition to your bibliography:
"2,3-diphosphoglycerate." Definitions.net. STANDS4 LLC, 2018. Web. 24 Mar. 2018. <https://www.definitions.net/definition/2,3-diphosphoglycerate>.


text:
When has God ever helped you through something, or saved you from something?
When I was in 6th grade I got with the wrong group of friends. My grades dropped and I wasn't me. But eventually God showed me what I was missing out on. He gave me a chance to leave them behind, and I took that chance. It worked out great!8/22/2008 #1
wow! I think I asked Jesus when I was like 7 or somthing10/22/2008 #2
You know what i hate, when people say, very generally, that if you ask God for something he'll give it to you. Then that person who you said it to gets frustrated because God didn't answer their prayers.
The only way God will answer any prayers is if you are a child of God. Theres a huge difference between being a CREATION of God and being a CHILD of God.
Everyone is a creation of God, but only a few that except him into their hearts are CHILDREN of God. Accepting Jesus is important, because otherwise, praying is useless. If you have no faith whatsoever,you could bet that God won't listen to you.
As mean as tht makes God sound, it's true. But after accepting Christ, everyone notices that their lives change and that their happier than they ever were before.10/26/2008 #3
Amen.1/1/2009 #4
I just went through this court thing. I was so scared and one day I was just lying on my bed sobbing, because I was so scared. I cried out to God to "just help me" and immediatly a calm washed over me and I remembered Jerimiah 29:11-13. And Lord be praised I don't have to go back to court.
i guess amen sums it up....ish..... also i want support cause i need friends that can give me advice on being gay..... cause im a gay christian.
ugh....5/8/2009 #6
i had to go to court for neumerous things that i didnt want to face like self harming at school and stabbing someone and for putting my dad in jail cause he abused my mom and me........ it sucked.... still sucks.....5/8/2009 #7
|Variable estrella
See my poem "Charade". I think it says what I feel better than I can write in prose here.4/20/2010 #8
Hello fellow Princes and Princesses, and really anyone who accepts God as their Saviour and Lord is a Prince or Princess respectively ^_^
I got saved when I was around eight or so, but didn't really start seriously thinking about what that meant until I was about eleven.
So who all is saddened by the direction the world seems to be going? It's getting worse and worse every day. It really makes me think, how much WORSE would things be without God? If God didn't exist then there would be none of the good that's still around. Everything would be evil and dark. It's so comforting knowing that we serve the One True King and that He's still there, even if the rest of the world is slowly rotting away with evil.5/19/2010 #9
I'm a cradle Catholic, meaning that my parents had me baptized as a baby. It was even before that, though, that the Lord started working on me.
My mother was around 34 when she got pregnant with me. She was also on a whole bunch of different psych meds, and occasionally drank alcohol. Because of this, the doctor's took tests on me when I was still in the womb to be sure I was okay. I wasn't. I was severely brain damaged. The doctors said I wouldn't live to be six months old. There were no percentages given, no chances, they simply said I wouldn't live. They expected me to be a vegitable for most of those six months. They said that if by some miracle I DID live past six months (which they said was impossible), I would never be able to walk, never be able to talk, never even be able to recognize myself in the mirror.
My parents prepared throughout the entire pregnancy for a mentally challenged baby. They were certain I was going to die. I was even named in anticipation of my death. My father named me "Emily", after the song Emily by Michael W. Smith, because the lyrics said, "You're an angel waiting for wings, Emily." To this day, my nickname is "Angel".
My father recently told me that he would pray every night that God would not grant me my wings, and he prayed every morning when he first got up that I was still breathing.
The doctors saw me when I was six. They didn't believe it was really me. One of them looked to my dad and said, "I hope you know, your daughter is a miracle."
I am sixteen years old. My intelligence is above average. I'm in Honors classes. I plan on attending college. I want to be a child psychologist.
And I wasn't supposed to live to be six months old.
That's not saying my life is easy - it's actually really hard. I'm one of six children, and my family is literally torn apart by mental disease and poverty. But whenever I start to really give in to the depression and give up hope, I remember that I'm supposed to be dead. I'm supposed to be sick. My Savior healed me. He SAVED MY LIFE. He cared about me then, and He cares about me now. Somehow, He always gives me the strength to pull through.9/6/2010 #10
I am in 8th grade.....
Last year in 7th I hung out with my friend, but i didnt enjoy her friend's friends ( and so forth) cussing and being mean to me. So then this year, i tried to hang with my buddies from 5th, when we slowly seperated. I didn't exactly feel welcome there. I was just.... "there". Then, one day.... I went shopping with my sisters, and i saw like the whole table there shopping. They were like really shocked to see me, and i knew they obviously didnt want me there.
I am known in my family for holding things in and being depressed or doing something "bad". I honestly didn't really think about God at the time, or ask him for help. Of course, as always, I ended up blowing up, telling my parents everything. The reason i held it in, was because i knew my parents couldn;t do anything. They tried to help, but nohting helped for 2 months. I was still lonely, and still depressed.
I was invited back at my old friend's spot from 7th grade. I though i might as well be somewhere than nowhere. As i was walking, i happened to have my backpack, and one part was unzipped. I then stopped and sat down waiting for my friend ( for i felt uncomfertable with the others).
I then felt a tap on my shoulder and turned around. My friend was standing there, and said to me, " Hey, I saw you drop this." I looked in her hand, and there stood my little orange bible (contains New Testament and Proverbs/Psalms) that i always bring to school. I then realized that the group may have been the best choice, and i just forgot the good things, and remembered the bad. I started to be happier again, more involved. I started reading books, the Bible, the Shack ( Great book by the way) and i Got even closer.
Recently, i got asked to A dance.....
The guy is really nice, but seriously annoying....
Everyone thinks he's gay...
And feeling the slightest bit of guilt, i said yes... but not knowing did i step into a world i never knew.
He started to control everything! What i would wear, what would happen, and i just didn't know what to do.
Two days ago, we dropped him off. My mom knows i feel, and she started talking. She said that she was listening to Dr. Laura ( advice giver on radio) and she said that Dr. Laura said that good christians can be through the worst situations, and still go along with it. She knows that i've been struggling with him, and she told me i was being a "good sport" about all of it.
Maybe God puts the challenges in front of us to test us, but not only us : Our Faith. If you start to sway away, its harder to get back on board. Notice your feelings, and even if you cant tell your parents, you can always tell God, cause he understands.1/20/2011 #11
|Cherry Blossom Slushy
Well, once my grandfather had cancer. I prayed every night, and he got cured eventually. But I guess it was just his time. Because after that, God took him. He had been diagnosed with cancer again for the second time. I still prayed, but it was his time.10/16/2011 #12
hello, im Godsgoldenstar, its nice to meet all and more of Gods fellow Christians/believers. i am new to this site :)
May i tell a story of the time God helped saved me from heading into the wrong path called "the path of decieption"?7/5/2012 . Edited 7/5/2012 #13
Well, I am reluctant to give my best example since I find that so many of our faith discount any story regarding the "Supernatural" or "Paranormal" but God has protected me in instances where I came face to face with demons.8/7/2012 #14
One time, at a lutheran camp I go to, we had a special campfire, we didn't know why it was so special at first, but in the end...
Well, we were singing three in one praise, which is a beautiful song. As we sang the last verse, I suddenly had an amazing feeling. It's not really explainable, but I knew I was feeling God's love. I prayed to God that everyone could feel it, and suddenly people started crying tears of joy, and we all got up and many heard God. I am usually pretty quiet, but that night, I found the courage to tell people what god saidto me. I guess it's kind of hard to exlaing the night, but it was just amazing. I knew how close we were to God. I could litterally see the holy spirit glowing in everyone. And the next morning, it started raining. God was showing his love for us, just like we had the night before.8/16/2012 #15
first of all it takes a lot of courage to come out publicly even more so on a religious forum Christians now days go too far with the whole homosexuality thing while i do believe homosexuality is a sin i also remember the Bible talking about "love thy neighbor" and also "judge thee not lest thee be judged" no body is perfect Jesus himself saved a prostitute and willingly hung out with tax collectors who here can say they willingly hung out with the IRS lol4/21/2014 #16
brad1990... So true dude. We cannot hate the sinners, but we hate the SIN. I wouldn't go up to a homosexual and say, 'Your lifestyle is wrong,' although I do believe that. We are to love. We are not to hate. God is Love. Therefore we strive to love.12/6/2014 #17
|Forum Moderators: Jeremy Kerley
|Membership Length: 2+ years 1 year 6+ months 1 month 2+ weeks new member


text: "there is also an option where you can pitch the track down and it will respond by slowing its tempo accordingly"The above quote is more of what I am looking for, how would I do it? Just to clarify the language, though -- I am looking to lower the pitch and slow the tempo of the entire project, not just a sinlge track/clip. EricD123 3 years ago


text:
We are Colorado's Folk School.
Founded on the simple belief that we all need the chance to connect with our roots, Living Arts School offers opportunities for children and adults to experience the richness of the natural world, as well as the quiet beauty we find in working with our hands. We seek to enrich our community's natural, cultural and artistic legacy, and to support a movement of the people towards heart-centered resiliency and awake, aware living.
In a world that moves faster and faster, we advocate a slower, gentler experience, in settings that inspire creativity, connection and beauty.
Make Your Way.
Read the story of Living Arts School and learn about our many inspiring offerings for adults and children.
Learn More
2018 summer camps
Welcome to our 2018 Summer Camps! We can't wait to welcome your child to another magical summer.
View Grades Camps OR View Early Childhood Camps


text:
Austin is known as the Live Music Capital of the World, and the news that a day filled with dogged devotion for all our furry, finned and feathered friends is coming to the city is music to the ears of Central Texas animal lovers.
Celebrity Spotting
- Making a 'Pit' stop to meet fans and promote a positive image of dogs who are often dogged by prejudice, Animal Planet star Shorty Rossi and his barking buddy Hercules of Pit Boss fame will welcome attendees to the expo, pose for photos and discuss the need to end BSL.
- Celebrity dog trainer Harrison Forbes will offers tips from his two decades of dedication to our four-pawed pals during a Q&A session.
- Drop by and say "Hi!" to Paris and John from DogTipper and Rachel Phelps from PrestonSpeaks.com, who will share a booth and talk about saving money when you travel with your tail-wagging chum.
- Learn about the abilities of service dogs during a demonstration by Service Dogs, Inc.
- Spots will show off their skills during an agility demonstration.
- Learn about bite prevention at a lecture by Troy Pfeifer from Sit Means Sit Austin.
- Clever canines can step on stage for a chance to be dubbed the top dog in the Animals Got Talent! competition.
- Dogs on Deployment, a nationwide network of foster homes for our four-legged friends, will explain how you can help the troops who defend our freedom by caring for their canine companions.
- Decked out dogs will vie for a prize in the Pet Costume Contest.
- Relive childhood memories with your Rover during a pet/pet parent rendition of Musical Chairs.
- Find out how to talk with your tail-wagging chum in the How to Communicate with Your Animal Loved Ones lecture by author/animal communicator/radio host Kim Baker.
- Croon a canine-themed tune for the chance to win your Spot's supper during Dog Karaoke, with the winner receiving a year's supply of Natural Balance Dog Food.
- Discounted vaccinations, microchipping and heartworm and flea preventatives.
- Free nail trims for Fidos.
If you want to add to your fur family, the Austin Pet Expo is also a mega-adoption event featuring adorable adoptables from the following shelters and rescue organizations:
Austin Animal Center
Austin Bully Butt Rescue
Austin Humane Society
Austin Siamese Rescue
Ay Chihuahua Rescue
Central Texas Dachsund Rescue
Central Texas SPCA
Diamond Dachshund Rescue of Texas
Don't BULLY Me Rescue
Gold Ribbon Rescue
Greyhound Pets of America Central Texas
Heart of Texas Lab Rescue
Huts for Mutts Dog Rescue
Red River SPCA
Short Mugs Rescue Squad
South Texas Angel Paws Rescue
Texas Humane Heroes
Texas Sweeties Dog Rescue
Thundering Paws Animal Sanctuary
Wee Rescue, Inc.
Wimberley Adoption Group and Rescue
…and much more!
Admission: Free ($7 for parking)
When: August 3, 2013 from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Where: Palmer Events Center at 900 Barton Springs Road in Austin, Texas
For more information:
- visit www.austinpetexpo.com
Photo courtesy Amazing Pet Expo


text:
On 5/13/05, Kendall Clark <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > 4. Finally, as to the synchronous and asynchronous styles of query, > again, we're tied pretty closely, by charter, to HTTP, and that > dictates a synchronous style of interaction. Asynchronous query > is possible in HTTP, if you add some stuff, but we haven't really > talked about this at all. I don't know if WSDL's SOAP bindings > give you asynchrony at all; if so, we might not have to solve > this ourselves. But asynchrony hasn't come up in discussion, at > least that I remember; and we certainly never took that on as a > design objective or requirement. I was wondering about this following experiments where I have a SPARQL-fronted store with limited performance and intermittent connectivity. Those factors are annoying misfortunes in my own case, but more generally I should think one or both of these is likely to be common. The latency might not be a problem for many applications, and full transaction support may not be needed, just a moderately robust means of getting the results from B to A sometime soon. A possible approach that occurred to me was using the simple GET style of query, with an additional callback URI as an extra parameter. The server would respond immediately with an OK, but pass the query into a queue (or whatever). Once the server had the query results available, it would act as a client and pass the data as the content of a POST (or PUT) to the supplied callback URI. Whether or not it would be worth going to the trouble of putting a time limit on the response delay or even repeats, I'm not sure; I suspect that successful/don't know would be adequate in many circumstances. Cheers, Danny. -- http://dannyayers.comReceived on Friday, 13 May 2005 15:50:27 UTC
This archive was generated by hypermail 2.3.1 : Tuesday, 6 January 2015 20:52:06 UTC


text:
Gluten Free Gingerbread Pumpkin Bars
Prep time
15 mins
Cook time
45 mins
Total time
1 hour
These squares have a delicious gingerbread crust topped with a creamy pumpkin pie-like filling. Adapted from
Crosby's Molasses Gingerbread e-book
Jeanine Friesen
Recipe type:
The Crust:
1 1/2 cups brown rice flour
1/2 cup potato starch (not flour)
1/3 cup tapioca starch
1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon
pumpkin pie spice
1/2 teaspoon xanthan gum
1 cup granulated sugar
3/4 cup unsalted butter
1/4 cup
Crosby's Fancy Molasses
1/3 cup gluten-free quick cook oats
The Filling:
2 cups
pumpkin puree
(not pie filling)
8 ounces (250 grams) cream cheese, softened
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1/4 cup
Crosby's Fancy Molasses
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon
pumpkin pie spice
3 large eggs
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line a 9x13-inch baking sheet with parchment paper so that the paper goes up both sides of the pan.
In a mixing bowl, whisk together the brown rice flour, potato starch, tapioca starch, baking soda, 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice, and xanthan gum. Set aside.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, beat 1 cup sugar, butter, and 1/4 cup molasses. Scrape down the bowl.
With the mixer running on low speed, slowly add the dry ingredients. Mix until fully combined.
In a small bowl, mix 3/4 cup of the dough with the quick cook oats and set aside.
Dump the remaining dough into the prepared baking pan. Place a sheet of plastic wrap over the top, and spread the dough into an even layer.
In a large mixing bowl, beat together the filling ingredients. Pour over the crust in the baking pan, spreading until you have an even layer. Top with the reserved dough and oat mixture.
Bake in preheated oven for about 45 minutes, or until the topping is a beautiful brown colour. Cool completely before storing, loosely covered, in the refrigerator.
The crust will begin to get soggy after about two days in the refrigerator. It is best to serve these squares the first day.
Recipe by
Faithfully Gluten Free
at https://www.faithfullyglutenfree.com/gluten-free-gingerbread-pumpkin-bars/


text:
(click to view)
Product Info | Screenshots | Reviews - From the Press | Forums | News | Downloads | Links | Videos | Ladder | Opponents
Posted: 29 NOV 2013
We have published a new Let's Play video for the Close Combat Series.
Posted: 5 MAR 2009
Graphical, gameplay and AI improvements spearhead this new Winter update!
Matrix Games and Strategy 3 Tactics are thrilled to announce the release of the 4.50.07b comprehensive update for Close Combat – Wacht am Rhein. This new update includes a sizeable amount of graphical improvements and tweaks to units and maps, a few AI improvements in both the tactical and strategic portions of the game, and a variety of bug fixes.
Posted: 28 OCT 2008
Hardened troops and ferocious armor are now rolling across the frozen European landscape and on to hard drives everywhere!
Matrix Games and Strategy 3 Tactics are proud to announce that Close Combat – Wacht am Rhein is now available for purchase. Based on the classic Close Combat – Battle of the Bulge, Wacht a Rhein brings all the classic Close Combat game elements together with a massive new grand campaign, improved art, and a variety of new features to create an experience true to the original series but much improved.
Posted: 22 OCT 2008
The highly anticipated remake of Close Combat – Battle of the Bulge is gold and poised for release
Matrix Games (www.matrixgames.com) and Strategy 3 Tactics are thrilled to announce that their remake of the Close Combat series' take on Battle of the Bulge – Close Combat: Wacht am Rhein – has gone gold! Gamers will soon have the chance to enjoy the improved and expanded remake of this classic title complete with tons of new art, a new grand campaign, and much more!
Release Date: 20 JUN 2011
Language: English
Genre: Tactical
Turns: Real-Time
Complexity: Basic, Intermediate
Period: World War II
Strategy 3 Tactics
|Buy Now
Release Date: 17 NOV 2009
Officers puts you in command of the Allied force in the largest conflict of our time. Take control of the US and British armies in order to strike back and defeat the Axis menace on the Western front of Europe. With over 1500 units on maps up to 10 square miles, Officers is the first WWII real time strategy game to let you fight on a truly massive scale! The Matrix Edition is an enhanced release with additional fixes and improvements that cannot be found elsewhere.


text:
The Poem
(Critical Guide to Poetry for Students)
The speaker of Carolyn Kizer's "Bitch" provides a satiric account of a typical encounter between her and a former lover during the unspecified period since the end of their relationship. In a single, thirty-four-line stanza, the speaker engages in a comic monologue that displays a quintessentially ironic duality: the speaker's two simultaneous but divergent dialogues, one consisting of the speaker's external conversation with her former lover and the other of silent admonitions, threats, and explanations to her inner self, represented in the poem as a female dog, or "bitch."
Over the course of the monologue, the reader learns the range of the speaker's intensely ambivalent feelings toward the ex-lover, from vicious hostility to cowed devotion to dismissive self-deprecation. Throughout the conversation with the ex-lover, the speaker masks her true feelings with unfailing politeness.
The speaker's initial hostility whenever she and her former lover meet reveals itself in the immediate warning she gives to "the bitch inside [her]" not to start "growling"; while once the man may have been a "trespasser," she says, he is now merely an "old acquaintance." The conflicting feelings suggested by this conversation with her inner self are quickly dramatized: The speaker offers a first pleasantry, but "the bitch starts to bark hysterically." However, as the pleasantries continue, "a kind word" from the man...
(The entire section is 444 words.)


text:
Everyone knew going in that "The Avengers" and "The Dark Knight Rises" would be the summer's dominant movies. But not many industry watchers expected them to be this dominant.
The latest offerings from the juggernaut franchises seemed to leave almost everything else scrambling for scraps. The summer's twin towers earned more than $1 billion combined domestically — $620 million for "The Avengers"; $433 million for "Dark Knight." Nothing else came close.
Overall, the summer box office was down 3 percent from 2011, according to Bloomberg News. And actual attendance (i.e. tickets sold) was down 4 percent, according to Hollywood.com.
"We talk about summer being product driven, and it's all about the movies," Hollywood.com's Paul Dergarabedian told the Associated Press. "While it started off on a really high note, as summer went on, it seemed like the moviegoers were less and less interested in the movies being released."
This adds up to a few megahits and lots of costly flops. But as always, there were some surprises.
Here's a quick recap of summer's biggest winners and losers:
"The Avengers" Summer's first film (it opened May 5, the beginning of Hollywood summer) was also the biggest. Expectations were sky-high, and it exceeded them, setting an opening-weekend record of $207 million and placing No. 3 on the all-time box-office list (behind "Avatar" and "Titanic").
"The Dark Knight Rises" How can a movie than made this much money be considered a bit of an under-performer? Here's how: "It will be the highest-grossing movie of Summer 2012," analyst Ray Subers of industry tracker BoxOfficeMojo.com predicted in May. Of course, no one could have predicted the Aurora, Colo. shootings that put a damper on things.
"Ted" Summer's biggest surprise was that an F-bomb-dropping teddy bear would do almost as well as the latest Pixar offering. Its $215 million take was more than four times what it cost to make. Obviously, audiences were hungry for a raucous comedy, a genre in short supply. Maybe it was the "Thunder Song" that did it.
"Magic Mike": The second-biggest surprise was that a movie about male strippers would find an audience. A mostly female audience, to be sure — the line I saw waiting to see it had nary a guy in sight — but $113 million is a lot of dollar bills stuffed into a lot of G-strings. Particularly since it was made for a paltry $7 million. This one, from Warner Bros., partially made up for the studio's underperformers ("Rock of Ages," "The Campaign," "Dark Shadows," "The Apparition").
"The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" The first of two indies to find an audience, this charmer featured an all-star cast of fish-out-of-water Brits (Tom Wilkinson, Judi Dench, Bill Nighy, Maggie Smith) at a rundown hotel in India. Its $46 million take made it the summer's highest-grossing indie.
"Moonrise Kingdom" A close second ($43 million) to "Marigold" was Wes Anderson's equally charming, color-saturated tale of two almost-teens escaping to a hidden cove, with a bevy of adults (Bill Murray, Bruce Willis, Frances McDormand, Edward Norton, Tilda Swinton) in hot pursuit.
"Total Recall" Remake/reboot of Paul Verhoeven's 1990 mind-bending adventure earned a paltry $57 million, or less than half its $125 million budget. Opening Aug. 3, smack-dab in the middle of the Olympics, didn't help.
"Rock of Ages" Despite a way, way, way over-the-top performance by Tom Cruise as a wasted hair-metal rocker, this adaptation of the jukebox Broadway musical failed to deliver ($38 million, or barely half of its $75 million budget). The track record of summer movie musicals — both "Mamma Mia!" and "Hairspray" topped $100 million — didn't hold.
"That's My Boy" So much for Adam Sandler being money in the bank. This Father's Day weekend comedy of a dysfunctional dad suddenly entering his estranged son's (Andy Samberg's) life was Sandler's biggest bomb since the 2004 ensemble comedy "Spanglish." $100 million is considered standard for a Sandler comedy; this one netted $36 million. It opened the same day as "Rock of Ages," which might have diluted its audience.
"The Watch" This one seemed doomed from the start. Originally called "Neighborhood Watch," its marketing campaign started just about the time the Trayvon Martin case began dominating headlines in March. Even a trio of funnymen (Ben Stiller, Jonah Hill, Vince Vaughan) couldn't save it. Earned $33 million; cost $68 million to make.
"Dark Shadows" Further proof that "The Avengers" sucked all the air out of the May film lineup. The month's only hit (it earned 52 percent of May's total box office) left carnage in its wake. This Johnny Depp/Tim Burton revival of the vintage soap opera was an expensive flop, making about half of its $150 million budget.
A winning loser
"Battleship" Another "Avengers" casualty, this Navy ships vs. alien spacecrafts yarn based on the Hasbro board game is technically the summer's biggest flop. It cost a whopping $209 million and returned a third of that total — in North America. Its saving grace was, foreign markets love American action films, because they require minimal dubbing. Combine the domestic and foreign grosses, and the total tops $300 million.
Summer numbers
The Top 10
The season's biggest hits, according to BoxOfficeMojo.com (domestic box office through this weekend):
1. The Avengers $620 million
2. The Dark Knight Rises $433 million
3. The Amazing Spider-Man $260 million
4. Brave $232 million
5. Ted $216 million
6. Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted $215 million
7. Men in Black III $178 million
8. Ice Age: Continental Drift $156 million
9. Snow White and the Huntsman $155 million
10. Prometheus $126 million
Projected Top 10
A look back at BoxOfficeMojo analyst Ray Subers' summer predictions, made the week "Avengers" opened:
1. The Dark Knight Rises $500 million projected gross
2. The Avengers $420 million
3. The Amazing Spider-Man $300 million
4. Brave $260 million
5. Men in Black III$175 million
6. The Bourne Legacy $160 million ($98 million actual to date)
7. G.I. Joe: Retalitation $155 million (rescheduled to March 29)
8. Prometheus $145 million
9. Rock of Ages $140 million ($38 million actual)
10. Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted $135 million
The Bottom 10
The season's worst mainstream performers (domestic box office, not including releases from the last two weeks):
1. Chernobyl Diaries $18 million
2. Katy Perry: Part of Me $25.3 million
3. The Watch $33.8 million
4. Step Up Revolution $34.2 million
5. That's My Boy $36.9 million
6. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter $37.5 million
7. Rock of Ages $38.5 million
8. What to Expect When You're Expecting $41.1 million
9. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days $45.6 million
10. Savages $47.3 million


text:
Top 300 Architecture Firms 2014
Architectural Record
August 2014
Companies are ranked by revenue (in millions of dollars) for architectural services performed in 2013.
More Media
Curvaceous 3D-Printed House Advances Toward Construction
The urban studio of architecture firm WATG and 3D-fabrication company Branch Technology have completed structural testing for what they say will be the world's first "freeform" printed house.
All Aboard
The legendary Venice Simplon Orient Express has three new ultra-luxurious private suites designed by Wimberly Interiors.
The first example of a hybrid 3D printed building, combining large-scale additive manufacture with traditional construction materials and techniques, will break ground in the US this spring.
New Four Seasons Hotel To Open In Hanoi, Vietnam
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, is opening a brand new hotel. Four Seasons Hotel Hanoi at Hoan Kiem Lake will be found in the heart of Vietnam's capital city.
Podcast : Margaret McMahon: From Temp to Managing Director
Margaret McMahon From Temp to Managing Director Today in the Lounge Nick speaks with Margaret McMahon, the Managing Director for Wimberly Interiors from WATG.
Our Editors' Picks of the Best New Hotels in the World
he Rosewood marries the colonial charm of this historic Mexican city with contemporary comfort. Three 19th and 20th century buildings have been transformed into a luxurious, modern-art-filled compound surrounding an idyllic tree-shaded courtyard.


text:
Spotlight on...2011 Color of the Year...Honeysuckle by Margie Deeb9:00 AM
The 2011 Color of the Year is....Honeysuckle!
by Margie Deeb
Last year the color of the year was a refreshing, relaxing Turquoise, which you can read about in the February 2010 Margie's Muse.
This year it is Honeysuckle, a delicious, alluring pink. The saturation is rich and the color warm and inviting. Here's what Pantone® says about it on their website:
"While the 2010 color of the year, PANTONE 15-5519 Turquoise, served as an escape for many, Honeysuckle emboldens us to face everyday troubles with verve and vigor. A dynamic reddish pink, Honeysuckle is encouraging and uplifting. It elevates our psyche beyond escape, instilling the confidence, courage and spirit to meet the exhaustive challenges that have become part of everyday life.
"In times of stress, we need something to lift our spirits. Honeysuckle is a captivating, stimulating color that gets the adrenaline going - perfect to ward off the blues," explains Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute® . "Honeysuckle derives its positive qualities from a powerful bond to its mother color red, the most physical, viscerally alive hue in the spectrum."
Color by Margie Deeb - Color of the Year...Honeysuckle
Designer - Tammy Johnsen
Local Bead Group - Bead Society of New Mexico
Bead Seller - Bead Haven


text:
The Worksite Wellness Council of Massachusetts is an organization of Massachusetts health promotion professionals and business leaders dedicated to promoting healthier lifestyles for all employees of Massachusetts through health promotion activities at the worksite.
We couldn't have done it without all of our volunteers, sponsors, exhibitors and partners and we THANK YOU profusely for all of the support! Please check back to our Conference Page for a recap of the days events and photos which will posted soon.


text:
Hi there gentle readers!.
Sassy is participating in the Krave Inc. FreeStyle Urban Fair which runs till April 30th. I love this ensemble Ivy put together and it does make me want to Dance Til' Dawn. Check everything out below.
- Outfit-Sassy(Ivy Burner)-Dance Til' Dawn in Green @ Krave Inc. FreeStyle Urban Fair
- Pony Tail-LeLutka(Thora Charron)-Magdalen in Sweeden
- Head-Fiore(Sanya Bilavio)- Jasmine v1 in SPF35
- Boots-SLink(Siddean Munro)-Quinn Kneehighs in Pink
- Hands-SLink(Siddean Munro)-Elegant1
- Feet-SLink(Siddean Munro)-High
Poses-Ma Vie by Mavi Beck


text:
#Wimbledon 2015 Team adidas: Wozniacki, Ivanovic, Halep
Let's see what some of the adidas women are wearing at Wimbledon. First we have Wozzy, shown picking up her tournament gear at the adidas tennis house, with her name on the bags "in case she forgot." Caroline will wear Stella McCartney Barricade for adidas.
{Caroline's tennis dress is below. A faux wrap with open mesh detail insets and at hem bottom. -Karin.}
Next, Ana Ivanovic shown at the adidas house (would not mind going there,) with the remaining photos from @adidastennis:
{And also Simona Halep who is wearing separates from the collection Ivanovic is wearing. Great criss cross back and tonal detail in the bodice. -Karin}
Adidas men can be seen here.
Follow us! OR sign up for our weekly email:


text:
Botanical Gardens
Montreal, Canada
Botanical Gardens Montreal Reviews
2 reviews
Spectacular Gardens! Apr 21, 2011
I Visited Montreal Botanical Gardens in the summer months of august, and absolutely loved it!
the Gardens are located just few minutes by car from downtown Montreal, right next to the Olympic Park. It is claimed to be one of the biggest in the World!
While there u simply forget about the city rush and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the gardens.
The Garden offers a lot and I totally could recommend it to any and everyone
For those who are not able to walk the entire trials, luckily you can take the red train :)
The outdoor part of the garden can be visited for free at certain hours in the evening. Check their website, because it varies depending on the time of year. The outdoor gardens consist of Japanese, Chinese and North American themes, a huge rose garden, sprawling lawns, fountains, waterfalls, a tee pee, and a huge pond...
Residence can obtain a Montreal Access pass, (proof of residence required though), which includes extremely cheap access to the paid areas, and free access to the grounds at all times.
take your entire family bring your cameras and Enjoy , I certainly did...
Join TravBuddy to leave comments, meet new friends and share travel tips!
216 reviews
Botanical Gardens of Montreal Oct 19, 2010
The Botanical Garden in Montreal is almost a must-see sight in Montreal, it is right next to the Olympic Tower, which IS a must-see, so you might as well kill 2 birds and enjoy some nature too.
you should plan to spend at least 2 hours here, but you could easily spend 4. There is a very extensive Insectarium where insects of all kinds are on display. Kids should really love the exhibit here. Adults will also find many fascinating forms of insects here. Then the botanical garden itself, 75 hectares, containing many sub-garadens and exhibits. A Chinese Garden, with a Friendship Hall, a Dream Lake, and a scholar's courtyard. There is a Japanese Garden with a pavilion containing more exhibits about things from Japan such as lacquer, bonsai, etc. There is a tree house and arboretum at the northeastern corner of the Botanical Garden. There are also 10 greenhouses with tropical and other plants to admire.
A free mini-train takes people around the garden during the high season so you can save some walking.
It's a great way to mix some nature sighting with urban Montreal places to visit.
Part of the New England to Canada cruising 2010 travel blog
1 / 1 TravBuddies found this review helpful/trustworthy
4 reviews
Aug 09, 2007
This expansive area has something for everyone. If you are looking for ideas for your own gardens, or if you just harbour a general love of all things green and flowering, wander the acres of specialized gardens, or enter the green houses: a veritable treasure trove of flora, including five hundred year old trees and plants.
In the winter, the green houses take centre stage with an amazing pointsetta and winter flower display complete with tea room and live classical concerts.
During the summer, explore the Native Canadian gardens to see what Canada looked like before the cities and to learn about the uses of indiginous plants; wander the Chinese and Japanese landscapes and enjoy a formal Japanese tea ceremony in the Japanese pavillion; or grab the train for a tour around the huge arboreum. On a hot day, bring a typical French picnic (red wine, crusty baguette and some fine cheese), as well as a light blanket to spread out, and a good book. You can while away the hours on the banks of one of many ponds under huge weeping willows.
The botanical gardens is just across the way from the Biodome and the Insectarium. Combine the three for a prime Montreal experience in direct contrast to the frenetic pace of Montreal's fantastic summer street festivals, high-end French restaurants, and patio/night club scenes.
Related Travel Blogs About Botanical Gardens
Olympic tower and Botanic garden
Our first order of business today was to check out of the hotel. After leaving our luggage with the hotel, we set out to find the famous bagel place in Montreal. We had friends who are from here and …Montreal. Being a Tuesday after tourist season, the place was very quiet and we had only two others in the funicular. A great view on the way up and even…


text: On Mar 22, 9:51pm, dholland%NetBSD.org@localhost (dholland%NetBSD.org@localhost) wrote: -- Subject: Re: bin/47675 (top(1) man page missing information) | Synopsis: top(1) man page missing information | | State-Changed-From-To: closed->open | State-Changed-By: dholland%NetBSD.org@localhost | State-Changed-When: Fri, 22 Mar 2013 21:51:32 +0000 | State-Changed-Why: | all the more reason christos should close his own PRs: the rest of us | can't always tell when you're done. :-p It would be nice if the mail parsed "# action: close" and did it. christos


text:
Hospice of Hope Romania Limited
Registered Charity Number: 1088475
Sevenoaks, Kent
Hospices of Hope are active throughout the south east of Europe in providing pain relieving medical support for individuals at the final stages of their terminal illnesses. In addition to providing medical care the charity campaign for the increased provision of services of this kind to made accessible in the region and collaborate with government bodies to update legislative policies.
Contact Us
Hospice of Hope Romania Limited
28A High Street
Phone: 01959 525110
Fax: 01959 525013
Charity Choice Directory Listings
Hospice of Hope Romania Limited: Upgrade to a premium charity profile
- a customised microsite - add your charity's logo, strapline and colours
- appearing higher up in our directory listings
- Your logo featuring on the profiles of thousands of free related charity microsites
- Your microsite will not feature any other charities advertising
Free Charity Report
Find out more about Hospice of Hope Romania Limited including what their money is spent on, amount raised for every £1 spent on fundraising, 5 year financial information and how your donation helps.
Other Users Found These Links Useful
Financial Information from CharityFinancials
|December 2016
|December 2015
|Total Income
|Total Expenditure
If you have questions about the financial information listed above please contact Charity Choice at firstname.lastname@example.com
Find out more
Need further information on Hospice of Hope Romania Limited? Order a detailed financial report from Charity Financials.


text:
Tap here to compare the top VoIP providersTap here to hide the top VoIP Providers
Goldenfuture Technology Co.,Ltd ,is a professional manufacturer of VoIP terminal products, dedicating in designing, producing, marketing, and supporting top-ranking IP phones and gateways as well as offering customers excellent and customized service . From 2004 , Goldenfuture worked out POE supported ip phone , 1 port gateway with lifeline,2 port gateway and 4 port gateway. Goldenfuture is the a manufacturer which can supply the complete voip devices like IP Phone and IAD. With the strong research and developping ability, Goldenfuture will provide more complete technical support and enthusiastic network communication products.
Please update this page with new information, just login and click on the "Edit" or "Discussion" tab. Get a free login here: Register Thanks! - Find us on Google+
Featured -


text:
After their 1-1 draw with Chelsea, Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp admitted they hoped to still sell Benjani Mwaruwari to Manchester City.
"I feel he (Benjani) is the biggest loser in all this but hopefully it will be resolved in the next few days," said Redknapp. "I don't even know the fee we'll get for him going and I never really wanted to lose him.
"But these are the kind of things you have to do if you want to buy a player like Defoe and still balance the books.
"You'll never meet a nicer boy than Benjani and he gave everything for the club. I really feel for him after what's happened."


text: Poised to retire from her 37 year teaching career in May, Ursuline Academy art teacher Amy Burton plans to continue her life work with young art students. Burton offers art classes to small groups in her Madeira studio. "With two to three students in a class, they can learn from each other, as well as from me." Her classes target junior high and high school students. She teaches concepts that require concentration, hard work, and practice. Burton teaches art through most media including oil, watercolor, acrylics, printmaking, drawing, and sculpture. "Whatever it is, I want students to absorb aesthetic principles rather than create superficial or crafty results. Process of learning is of the utmost importance," Burton explained. Burton also provides an independent study for one flex credit that has been accepted by Ursuline Academy and Madeira High School. To fulfill the requirements for the flex credit, students must have permission of their school, 20 hours of contact time, and 40 hours of homework/practicum time for a total of 60 hours. For busy students like Madeira High School Senior Julianne Hill, flex credit was the solution. "I needed another art credit but couldn't fit it into my schedule because I wanted to take a second foreign language which completely booked my schedule." During Hill's two month independent study last summer, she produced six major pieces of art, including a sculpture, an acrylic painting, a water color, a pastel, and a photographic abstraction. "I really liked having the class in the summer because I had the time to learn the concepts of composition, color theory, and perspective by doing real projects. This was not an easy class. Mrs. Burton really asked a lot, but I learned a lot. I improved quite a bit from when I began."Burton has taught Advanced Placement Art for years. She has helped students prepare portfolios for application to art schools and colleges. She is proud of her students accomplishments. Many have earned scholarships to schools such as The Rhode Island School of Design, DAAP, Carnegie Mellon, and Miami University. Her students regularly win awards and recognition. Awards include two finalists in the Galaxy Competition sponsored and hung at the Aronoff Center and hundreds of National Scholastic Gold and Silver Medals, two of which were displayed at the Cochran Gallery in Washington, D.C.Burton grew up in Dayton where her father was a corporate CEO and her mother a sculptor. She graduated from Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Science in art education and University of Cincinnati's College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning(DAAP) with a Master of Fine Arts. She was a fellow at Skidmore College and the Santa Fe Institute of Fine Arts. She has had several shows in the Cincinnati area. Burton offers classes after school and in the evenings during the school year as well as during the summers. If you would like more information on Amy Burton's art classes, please contact her at 513-561-6949 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text: Oh man! Ad-blocking software has been detected! :'( This website is run by the community, for the community... and it needs advertisements in order to keep running. Blocking our ads means your killing our stats! Please disable your ad-block, or become a premium member to hide all advertisements and this notice. Adult content (No Graphic Content) I discovered a site a few months ago that does alternate email addresses. You don't have to change your original email address as this one goes directly to your existing mailbox. I just thought I'd post this as I have had a lot of fun with it. http://www.datapimp.com/


text:
Boys' basketball: 'Miracle' win for Alemany
Alemany Coach Tray Meeks didn't hold back about what he thought about his team's 62-61 victory over Bellflower St. John Bosco in a Division III Southern California Regional final on Saturday.
"Miracles happen," he said. "Look at the the stats. On paper, there's no way we win that game but God."
Alemany was outrebounded, 49-20. St. John Bosco shot 43%. Alemany shot 38.5%
But a basket on a reverse layup by KJ Moffett with 1.5 seconds left gave the Warriors the victory. It was a frantic, wild final 35 seconds. St. John Bosco came back from an 18-point deficit in the second quarter to take a six-point lead with 1:38 left.
But turnovers gave Alemany the chance to come back. Marqueze Coleman made one of two free throws with 34.8 seconds left, pulling the Warriors within 59-58. Alemany's Max Guercy ended up with the ball off the rebound and scored with 27 seconds left for a 60-59 Alemany lead.
St. John Bosco's Kameron Murrell scored on a layup with 14 seconds left. With no timeouts, Alemany quickly brought up the ball and Moffett got it on the baseline, drove and scored. The Warriors earned their first trip to Sacramento and will play Sacred Heart Cathedral at 2:45 p.m. on Saturday.
"Wow. That's the only thing I can say about the game," Meeks said. "What an amazing game."
Coleman had 24 points and Max Guercy 20 for Alemany. Isaac Hamilton scored 32 points for St. John Bosco.
"It hurts now," St. John Bosco Coach Derrick Taylor said. "They're young. We'll get over it. We'll bounce back."
-- Eric Sondheimer


text:
English (North American), English
North American
Middle Aged
Special Skills
Audiobooks, Business, Cartoons, Documentaries, Educational, Internet, Jingles, Movie Trailers, Music, Podcasting, Radio, Telephone, Television, Videogames
Payment Terms
Hire Greg as a voice actor. Payment is made through Voices.com SurePay, an escrow service that guarantees your work is done to your satisfaction. Send payment securely by Visa, Mastercard or PayPal through Voices.com then download your files from the website.
Watch a video to see how to make a payment
Next Steps
To contact Greg Ketterer about your project, request a quote today. We'll walk you through the process step-by-step. It's fast and easy.
This talent has not uploaded any demos yet.
Hire Greg Ketterer as a voice actor. Working with Greg Ketterer is fast and easy. We'll walk you through the process step-by-step.
Request a quote for your project today.


text:
okay, i've done several things. i'm a stand-up fighter for the most part. its what i like and enjoy. yes, i need to learn grappling, but i'm saving that for later. things i've studied: TKD, Korean Karate, bits and pieces of JKD, bits and pieces of various weaponry.
things to realize: yes, currently i'm a new SD student (the same school TaeboMaster and them went to spar). yes, i know the Do on the end is ridiculous. yes, the people are extremely varied in their skill level, from really terrible to pretty fantastic. please don't bring any of that up.
the question: i'm looking for something that trains strong and for purposeful application in (mostly) stand-up combat. i live in north austin. i'm looking for fast, strong movements. i'm a small guy, about 5'7", 150-160 depending on what i've eaten that week. i'm very quick, and when i train hard fairly strong (i've been out of the loop awile during college/moving/job search/etc.). any ideas will help. styles, locations, etc. i've been looking around for something on these boards, but haven't been able to find anything.
please don't start an SD flame war, i don't really care, i've read plenty. i am looking for a strong school, a strong teacher, and most importantly strong instruction where moves count and you don't move up until you actually have it right and can perform up to par with where you need to be.
thanks for reading, hope to hear good stuff. :)


text:
As you can see from the swatches, the shades are ridiculously similar (Left - 'Elusive, Right - 'Please Me'). This is also the case when applied which is amazing as I've gone though the Mac version so quickly!
I'm very happy about finding this dupe as 'Please Me' is my all time favourite, pink lipstick and to have an affordable alternative is always a bonus. Have any of you tried either of these lipsticks? Whats you favourite dupe?


text:
New JewelMint Mystery Box – Brilliant #JMMYSTERYBOX
Jewelmint seems to have a lot of mystery boxes lately, and they just released their latest one: Brilliant #JMMYSTERYBOX. JewelMint Mystery Boxes can be hit or miss for me, but I haven't bought one in a while, so I just went ahead and got this one. Hopefully they ship quickly and I can have the review up soon!
The Box: Brilliant #JMMYSTERYBOX (Find it under What's New > New Mystery Boxes)
The Cost: $29.99 plus free shipping
The Products: "Ring in the New Year in style with our sparkling Mystery Box. Enjoy a mysterious mix of at least 4 jewelry pieces (At least $120 value). Some lucky boxes may have up to a $360 value."
Are you going to get the latest JewelMint Mystery Box?


text:
Hello www-voice, Assertion #555 appears to test that the error.allowed event's id is set correctly after a <cancel> of an ID that does not exist. It is my understanding that "id" should be set to the value passed to the failing <cancel>'s sendid. <cancel sendid="send_id_1"/> <!-- is bogus --> The test currently checks <if cond="event$.id==session.id"> which looks to be incorrect. I'm assuming it should be equivalent to send_id_1. This appears in 9_2_5_A.txml. Thanks -- Chris Davis Interact Incorporated R&D 512-502-9969x117Received on Tuesday, 27 April 2010 18:46:23 UTC
This archive was generated by hypermail 2.3.1 : Tuesday, 6 January 2015 21:07:41 UTC


text:
Born in Cumberland County, Kentucky, in 1834, Henrietta Baker Embree married doctor John Wilhoit Embree in 1852 and moved to Belton, Texas, shortly thereafter. There, she kept house and had three children who died in infancy, three years, and fifteen years. Embree was deeply religious and strictly observed the Sabbath before passing away in 1863 from tuberculosis.
The Henrietta Baker Embree Diary, 1856-1861, is a typescript copy documenting the experiences of a young woman on the frontier prior to the Civil War. Embree depicts the hardships of pioneer life, including managing her household and slaves, tumultuous relations with local Native Americans, the deaths of her children as well as her own poor health, and the Civil War. She also notes her religious thoughts and feelings, providing insight into religious thought on the frontier.
This collection is open for research use.
Henrietta Baker Embree Diary, 1856-1861, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.
Basic processing and cataloging of this collection was supported with funds from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC) for the Briscoe Center's


text:
Misc. Cowboy - please be with me
please be with me(Difficulty: undetermined)
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1993 13:41 EST Subject: Please Be With Me (Cowboy) Title : Please Be With Me (a resonably close approximation) Author : Scott Boyer Please Be With Me |||||| ||x||| = D/C (I just named it that) |x||x| D G D Oh my word what (tabfu.thudspace.net)
Please Be With Me(Difficulty: hard)
Oh my word what could it beIs it love or is it meThat makes me change so suddenlyLooking out feeling free Sit here lying in my bed Wondering what is was I'd said Made me think I'd lost my head When I know I'd lost my heart instead Chorus: (guitaretab.com)
Please Be With Me(Difficulty: hard)
Upon my word what does it mean?Is it love or is it meThat makes me change so suddenlyFrom looking out to feeling free? I sit here lying in my bedWondering what it was I saidThat made me think I lost my headWhen I knew I lost my heart inste (allcountrytabs.com)


text:
And, just as it was not the bishops in the Lords who sank the assisted dying bill (it would have failed without a single bishop's vote), it is simply not true that the archbishop or the Church of England have failed to speak on issues of economic and social inequality. The archbishop's most recent speeches have ranged from an opposition to supercasinos and the renewal of Trident, to multiculturalism, the environment and how society can promote good childhood.
The archbishop and Polly Toynbee would disagree about the absolute nature of women's (or anybody's) rights, divorced from consideration of the common good and the protection of the vulnerable. And, although she does not mention the moral status of the foetus, this must surely be worth considering. On economic inequality, she and the Archbishop would share much common ground. For him, economic justice and the status of the human being (born or unborn) are both integral to an understanding of the world and human relationships.
Rev Dr Malcolm Brown
Director of mission, Archbishops' Council


text:
Enhanced Mapping and Positioning System for Navigation and Mapping in GPS Denied Environments
Reference#: P03480
The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL) has developed the Enhanced Mapping and Positioning System (EMAPS) to automatically create annotated physical maps of GPS-denied environments in real time. This system improves upon Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) algorithms developed for use by robotic platforms for navigation. The basic SLAM algorithms have been adapted to allow for the dynamic motion generated by normal human movement through the environment. Novel algorithms have been developed to allow unbounded map generation from a backpack system, while allowing environmental data, including omnidirectional images as well as sensor readings from radiologic and other environmental sensors, to be associated with very accurate map locations. Additionally, three-dimensional (3-D) data may be collected from the environment to generate 3-D point clouds of areas mapped. The basic EMAPS unit is approximately a 6-inch cube weighing less than 4 lb.
The EMAPS hardware is composed of the following key components:
The EMAPS unit has collected more than 100 hours of mapping data from a wide array of GPS-denied environments, including six different ships, underground storage facilities, buildings, training areas, and the JHU/APL campus. Maps have been completed with paths of several kilometers in length in environments ranging from simple office buildings to complex engine rooms of ships at sea. The following images show some of the interesting data sets collected.
Patent Status: U.S. patents pending.CONTACT:
Mr. K. Chao
Phone: (443) 778-7927
Additional References:
hardware image


text:
Ideal for assisting in the correction of bow-legs or knock-knees (O/X-shaped legs) and compensating for worn heels on the shoe.
Self-adhesive easy application, no worries about slipping off position.
Dimension: 8cmx5.5cmx0.8cm
Material: Silicone gel + synthetic leather
Sold in pair
Effective 1st April 2015, all goods and services may be subjected to GST 6% upon checkout.
subscribe and get special promotion updates
MCIL Multimedia Sdn.Bhd.(515740-D)