text:
في هذه الصفحة يمكنك البحث عن جامعات وكليات ومدارس الأعمال في . وسوف تجد بسهولة على جميع المعلومات حول أفضل الجامعات تصنيفه في . انقر على "اقرأ المزيد " للحصول على وصف مفصل للجامعة ونظرة عامة على البرامج الدراسية المقدمة.
البحث عن الجامعات في ومن خلال برامجها استعرض للعثور على تلك التي تناسبك. الحصول على جميع المعلومات حول خيارات الدراسة المختلفة في ومقارنة الرسوم الدراسية ومدة الدراسة. يمكنك توفير الوقت والجامعات في الاتصال مباشرة: ملء "معلومات مجانية طلب " النموذج، الذي سوف يضع لكم في اتصال مع مكتب القبول.
بدء البحث عن التعليم الخاص في المستقبل على الفور!
Stafford has provided quality education for over 20 years. The firm serves the Middle East and is expanding globally. At Stafford, we offer courses in various disciplines including executive MBA, doctorates and diplomas.
Westford is an educational institution established in UAE and have robust presence in UK, Middle East, India and South Africa with an aim to provide highly reputed and advanced UK and European based qualifications and management training to the aspiring communities living in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Our qualifications are authenticated and accredited by the renowned accredited academic awarding bodies, colleges and universities from the UK. We offer internationally… [+] recognized undergraduate and post graduate programs that will enable our students to outshine and excel in their preferred arenas and augment their pursuit for excellence in their chosen career or higher education.
Stafford was formed in 1993, in the UAE, with the sole intention of providing distance education assistance to the business professionals in the Middle East to achieve good quality internationally recognised qualifications that would mark them as serious managers and advance their careers.Starting with 7 students in 1993 over a decade later we are involved with an average of 1000 students a year availing distance education. All are serious minded busy managers proving to… [+] the world that they mean to succeed.Stafford is entirely focussed on assisting full-time professionals in business with quality distance learning to accelerate their careers through independent study.Stafford works throughout the Middle East and Levant region offering distance learning Executive MBA's, Doctorates, BA's, diplomas and more.We pride ourselves on our commitment to the academic and business success of our students, our excellent relationships with our UK universities, our integrity and the high quality of our academic and administrative support staff.
Exeed School of Business and Finance is an institution of higher learning based out of UAE, to bring in the quality education of American institutes of higher learning and British Institutes of higher learning. Located in Sharjah, Exeed facilitates executive education, higher education and professional certifications to the professionals from various parts of the world through classroom sessions and also through its state of the art virtual learning campus known as EXEEDx School.
GBS Consultancy is affiliated with Geneva Business School Switzerland. Geneva Business School Switzerland offer Professional Certifications, Post Graduate Certificates and Masters of Business Administration for individuals and companies seeking to deepen or expand expertise, to build professional excellence or to enhance their leadership capabilities.
Royal University for Women (RUW) is the first private, purpose-built, international university in the Kingdom of Bahrain dedicated solely to educating women.
Talal Abu-Ghazaleh University College of Business (TAG-UCB) is a premier university college that aims at developing a cadre of business leaders who can compete and succeed in the knowledge-based global economy.
For more than 30 years, students and their families have trusted The Princeton Review to help them get into their dream school. From algebra homework to MCAT prep, we've got you covered. Let's go back to the beginning.
In today's competitive work environment, how can you easily secure all of your ambitions? How can you realize your most coveted career goals, leave your mark on the world and become the most successful version of yourself? The answer is simple: Professional Training.
MDCI works in the United Kingdom, Middle East and Africa providing logistical, administration and marketing support for postgraduate academic programmes on behalf of a number of United Kingdom universities.


text:
Real gross domestic product (GDP) increased 1.7 percent in the second quarter of 2013 after increasing 1.1 percent in the first quarter, according to the "advance" estimate released today by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).
GDP highlights
The second-quarter acceleration in GDP reflected the following:
• An upturn in business investment, mainly in structures.
• An upturn in exports of goods; civilian aircraft and parts turned up, and nonautomotive consumer goods accelerated.
These contributions to the pick-up in economic growth were partly offset by an acceleration in imports and decelerations in inventory investment and in consumer spending.
Personal income and personal saving
Real disposable personal income—personal income adjusted for taxes and inflation—rose 3.4 percent in the second quarter after falling 8.2 percent in the first quarter.
Dividend income as well as wages and salaries increased notably in the second quarter, following large declines in the first quarter. The first-quarter declines reflected accelerated payments (mainly dividends) in the fourth quarter of 2012. Also, contributions for government social insurance (a subtraction when calculating personal income) slowed in the second quarter, reflecting the expiration of the "payroll tax holiday" in the first quarter.
Personal saving as a percent of disposable personal income in the second quarter was 4.5 percent, compared with 4.0 percent in the first quarter.
Prices of goods and services purchased by U.S. residents rose 0.3 percent in the second quarter after rising 1.2 percent in the first quarter. Excluding food and energy, prices increased 0.8 percent after increasing 1.4 percent.
Comprehensive revision
BEA released its 2013 comprehensive revision of the national income and product accounts, which incorporates new source data and a host of improvements. The revisions did not change the overall picture of the economy.
For 2002–2012, the average annual GDP growth rate was 1.8 percent, compared with 1.6 percent in the previous estimates. For 2012, GDP growth was revised up to 2.8 percent from 2.2 percent.
For more on GDP, read the full report.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Drivers Ed Road Test
Passed the evaluation test that let me skip the classroom part and just had to log like 4 hours driving with the instructor over the summer. Passed the DMV test in an 86' Olds Cutlass the day I turned sixteen.
on a side note that passenger side brake really started to make me angry
No! I don't wan to add a status message.
I didn't get mine until my Junior year. I failed 5 times, and gave up. I didn't really care, until my friends were all driving around in their cars. SO I got my permit over the summer. Took me 2 more times, but it was FINALLY worth it.
my embarassing story was that i passed on the first test only because the tester was texting the whole time. i was completely nervous and nearly crash 3 times in a course of 5 minutes.
just focus of the driving, i got a cuzzin that failed so many times that she had to retake the written exam a couple of time just of she kept worrying about what the examiner kept telling her. but passed once she stopped caring.
and at the time she passed, i can vouch cuz i kinda helped her learn. she was worse and the last time she take a test for a over a year.
on my way to my DREAMS- your smile - through food
I failed twice, third luck was my charm.
My first one, I failed because this damn car sent by some damned devil was driving up from behind (which was SUPPOSED to be EMPTY most of the time) and he slowed down to let me get off the curb since my car was on (was in the process of testing parking beside a curb) so I stepped on the gas. Dang redneck driver tester claimed that I didn't look in my rear view mirror to give the driver sent by the devil the right a way, which I did.
Second time, lady drove me up to some ancient forked road which was really confusing (I don't even think she was supposed to take me there) and I went into the wrong split road.
Third time, I got someone sane.
At least she's able to take the test at all. I've been legally blind since birth, so it's never even been an option for me, and most likely never will.
Haven't taken mine yet.
But not really nervous.
الموت لجميع. // Active. // Online. // The xx - Angels
Gyava wrote:
Spazticus wrote:
At least she's able to take the test at all. I've been legally blind since birth, so it's never even been an option for me, and most likely never will.
Wow, that sounds really terrible.. Is this type of vision problem not correctable with contacts and glasses?
My glasses can correct some of it, but I can't read street signs from beyond 15-18 feet away, and my reaction time for focusing on anything at a distance is poor enough to be very hazardous. Without glasses, I can't discern faces from beyond about two feet away. I still manage to play video games regularly, and watch copious amounts of anime (sitting really close helps,) plus work on the board game I'm developing...but driving's neither wise nor viable.
I had a great instructor although he was very harsh on the parallel parking :3 I passed my first time but barely xD Anyhoot, it is expected to fail the first time since MOST of my friends failed the first time! Also remind her to always pay attention during a 4 way intersection They got me good for not paying attetnion on that one.
Gintama' Yorozuya
it took me 3 times to pass the written and once to pass the driving test. Just get some more practice in, it can't hurt, you'll even do better the next time you take it!
8D I'm watching Anime to the EXTREME!
never failed it heck i have been driving since i was 13 (supervised of course but) i had a car before i even had a license. i would take my car to go to drivers ED... and all the instructors said i was a great driver. which might not be fair since my father taught me how to drive since i was 12-13. and some people have never had that chance or wanted to do it in the first place.
you would be surprised how many people dont have a driver license or own a car in big cities that have good or fairly good public transportation like subways or trains and the like. NYC is an example of said cities. not many people want to own a car in NYC. not to mention having a car is more trouble than not having one.
finding parking for said car can be even more expensive than the car payment or your rent in NYC
I failed three times before finally passing.
It's foolish to fear what we've yet to see and know. ~Itachi Uchiha
Failed once, the examiner insisted that by lane changing at the same time as the guy behind me that I was cutting him off and terminated the test. Still don't get why.
Who the hell do you think I am!?
I didn't fail, therefore I have no words of empathy.


text:
Kim Kardashian & Kanye West: 'Nothing Like Shopping in NYC'
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are both fashionably chic while out shopping on Sunday (September 2) in New York City.
The stylish couple was all smiles as they held hands after Kanye tried on some watches at a boutique.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Kim Kardashian
"Nothing like shopping in NYC," Kim tweeted.
The brunette beauty later added a pic of her and Kanye showing off their happy and sad faces. ""Before 😡 & After 😃," she captioned the snapshot.
10+ pictures inside of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West shopping in NYC…


text:
|System: X360, PS3, PC, PS2
|Review Rating Legend
|Dev: EA Canada
|1.0 - 1.9 = Avoid
|4.0 - 4.4 = Great
|Pub: EA Sports
|2.0 - 2.4 = Poor
|4.5 - 4.9 = Must Buy
|Release: Sep. 9, 2008
|2.5 - 2.9 = Average
|5.0 = The Best
|Players: 1-4
|3.0 - 3.4 = Fair
|ESRB Rating: Everyone 10+
|3.5 - 3.9 = Good
One of the biggest gameplay improvements is with the game's skill stick, which has been given a significant makeover on the defensive end. Players can now use the Right Analog to poke-check or lift the other player's stick from under him, potentially causing him to lose control of the puck or screw up a shot. While defense has never been more functional with the skill stick, offensive moves such as flip dump-ins are essential when changing lines. EA has definitely worked harder to give the player more control, using the analog as a virtual hockey stick that functions better than it ever has before. For fans of past control setups, the game allows you to switch button controls to the popular 06 and 04 setups, which involved more use of face buttons, as EA is doing all they can to keep diehard NHL vets just as happy as new school gamers.
Graphically, NHL 09 is extremely clean. Players look incredible, complete with facial expressions during close-up shots. The crowd appears more realistic than ever, as spectators cheer and react to in-game activity. Stadiums are atmospheric, as the camera pans over freshly-polished ice and the reflection of players gleam off of it. NHL 09 is definitely easy on the eyes, and the graphics do a fantastic job of drawing the player into the action - though it too is definitely not without its flaws. The game has framerate issues, especially during pre-recorded celebrations, replays and up-close shots with lots of onscreen activity. This problem isn't only present in NHL 09. I have noticed shuttering issues in several EA Sports games recently, and I feel this is something that the developers seriously need to nip in the bud. It's not a serious problem in NHL 09 if you don't mind the visual skipping of player movement, but it makes for unpleasant and unsmooth viewing, as players awkwardly shutter on and off the ice.
The duo of Gary Thorne and Bill Clement offer some of the best commentary of any sports game I have ever heard. Everything they say is enthusiastic, entertaining, and relevant to what is actually happening onscreen, as NHL 09 and its predecessor have raised the bar for what sports game commentating should sound like. Too often, games are ruined by generic, frequently irrelevant, and annoying commentary, whereas NHL 09 is actually made better by its insightful, diverse play-by-play.
With its beautiful presentation, broadcast-like feel, smooth control scheme, and innovative new online functions, NHL 09 is not only the best hockey title on the market, it may very well be the best of all-time. Simply, it seems that while EA has perfected their brand of hockey simulation, 2K is still trying to figure things out, and NHL 09 is simply too big of an entity to compete with. The key now is for EA to fix up some of the framerate issues while not tinkering with too many gameplay mechanics to top their accomplishments in 2010.
Pete Richards
CCC Freelance Writer
Game Features:


text:
Your advocate. Your connector.
Welcome students, family members, and faculty! The Office of the Dean of Students
is here to help you take full advantage of the countless resources available to you
at UTC. These pages will serve as a valuable tool to provide information about the
Office and related areas.
The Office strongly encourages you to actively participate in University life by seeking out opportunities to be involved both in and out of the classroom. The University offers many academic and co-curricular programs and activities designed to enhance your learning experience.
The Office also provides support for a variety of student concerns, including illness, death in the family, financial difficulties, academic trouble, and other personal emergencies. Students may seek assistance, advocacy, and satisfactory resolutions to problems.
Feel free to stop by our office or call at any time to speak to someone about your interests, concerns, or questions. We are here to help you make the most of your college experience. Our main office is located on the third floor of the University Center, room 399. You can reach us via phone at (423) 425-4761. For a full list of staff members and their areas of responsibility to help you, please visit our Staff Directory page. We look forward to meeting you in our office or at one of the many events hosted on campus!
Mission Statement
The mission of the Office of the Dean of Students is to advance the mission of The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and the Division of Student Affairs. We seek to enhance the collegiate experience through intentional programs and services that promote student learning, character development, and leadership. The Office of the Dean of Students supports the institution's values and traditions while placing students first in all endeavors.


text:
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Lipscomb men's soccer team has been picked to finish fifth in the Atlantic Sun Conference preseason coaches' poll released Thursday. The Bisons, 4-12-3 and 3-4-1 in A-Sun play last season, garnered 36 points to place them in a tie with Jacksonville finishing behind Mercer with 53 points. LU finished ahead of seventh place USC Upstate with 28 points.
ETSU was tabbed as the league favorite, picking up 78 points and six first-place votes. Florida Gulf Coast, the 2011 conference champions, was picked as a close second with 75 points and three-first place votes.
Jonathan Mendoza of Stetson was tabbed as the Preseason Player of the Year as Luis Ocejo of Stetson was tabbed the Preseason Defensive Player of the Year. The top goalkeeper pick in the conference belongs to Ryan Coulter of ETSU.
The Bisons open the season with an exhibition contest against Alabama-Huntsville on Thursday Aug. 16 at the Lipscomb Soccer Complex at 7 p.m. The first regular season game will be at Evansville on Friday Aug. 24.


text:
Did you read today's front page stories & breaking news?
From the Wires
Born Free -- New International Study by Research Now With Support of K&A BrandResearch Gives Insight Into How the 'Digital Generation' Behaves on the Internet
By: Marketwired .
Feb. 20, 2013 06:35 PM
PLANO, TX -- (Marketwire) -- 02/20/13 -- The study of 2,490 respondents aged 12 - 17 years old from the US, Poland, Germany and the UK, looked at how this new digital generation connects with the internet, what they do online, and how they feel about digital and traditional advertisements.
The survey found that teenagers in all four markets enjoy unlimited and unsupervised access to the internet. Respondents reported that they are able to go online as long and as often as they wish, they do not need to ask for parental permission, and only in Germany are teenagers required to share internet access with siblings. 62% of the young people surveyed report that they go online every single day -- 46% several times a day. Age does not make a big difference when comparing the amount of time teens spend on the net. There is no sudden explosion in internet use at the age of 16; more a gradual increase in the amount of time spent online as children age. Of those who go online several times a day, 11% are 12 years old and 21% are 17 years old. Teenagers in the UK and Poland use the internet 20% more often than their counterparts in Germany and America.
Why teens go online
Devices used to access the internet
What teenagers search for and buy
When asked about a list of items respondents have ever searched for on the internet (including books, music, films, clothes and electronics), fewer American teens (36%) reported having searched for mobile phones on the internet; whereas their counterparts in Poland (58%), Germany (53%) and the UK (55%) use the net to search for mobile devices more often. Finally, teenagers in all four countries agreed that it didn't matter much which smart phone they had. Only 21% reported that the iPhone was the only smart phone for them.
Ads on or offline -- what's most annoying?
About the methodology
About Research Now
If you want to find out more about K&A BrandResearch® please visit www.ka-brandresearch.com.
Press Contact:
Latest AJAXWorld RIA Stories
Subscribe to the World's Most Powerful Newsletters
Subscribe to Our Rss Feeds & Get Your SYS-CON News Live!
SYS-CON Featured Whitepapers
Most Read This Week


text:
RSS Feeds
Leasing Specials
Get the latest and greatest floor plan specials as they are posted. From move in specials to web only offers, you can stay in the know with the hottest deals as they are posted.
Join the Conversation with our community to get the latest updates on leasing specials, events and community news. Like us on Facebook and engage with us today!
Get In Touch
Limelight at Sixteenth
1520 Harney Street
Omaha, NE 68102
(833) 826-3719


text:
1:00 pm
French In Action "Residences IV" The Belleaus's doorbell rings again. Marie-Laure reports that it was a man in black asking if she had a sister who looked like an actress. Robert tries in vain to arrange room and board at the Belleaus's.G
1:30 pm
French In Action "Entertainment I" After dinner, everyone says goodnight except Mireille and Robert. They decide to see a movie the following day, and arrange to meet in Montparnasse, at a cafe near the movie theater.G
2:00 pm
Unfinished Nation "The Meeting Ground" The American West, a place of convergence. Contrasting experiences of Native American tribes; Spanish-speaking communities of Mexican Americans in New Mexico, Texas, and California; Chinese immigrants, and African Americans. The impact of the Homestead Act and the experiences of native cultures.G
2:30 pm
Unfinished Nation "The Legendary Frontier" Economic development of the West. Impact of mining, cattle ranching and farming. Allure of the West; reality of lingering images and myths. Clashes with Native-American tribes; U. S. government's dispersal policy. Rise and decline of traditional agriculture. Introduction of commercial farming techniques.G
3:00 pm
Biography of America, A "New System of Government" After the War for Independence, the struggle for a new system of government begins. Professor Maier looks at the creation of the Constitution of the United States. The Republic survives a series of threats to its union, and the program ends with the deaths of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson on the Fourth of July, 1826. D
3:30 pm
Biography of America, A "Westward Expansion" At the dawn of the nineteenth century, the size of the United States doubles with the Louisiana Purchase. The Appalachians are no longer the barrier to American migration west; the Mississippi River becomes the country's central artery; and Jefferson's vision of an Empire of Liberty begins to take shape. American historian Stephen Ambrose joins Professors Maier and Miller in examining the consequences of the Louisiana Purchase -- for the North, the South, and the history of the country. D
4:00 pm
DragonflyTV "Health" Furry medicine: Jeff and Laura investigate how house cats and hounds help kids heal. Achoo: kids use "Glo Germ" technology to track the common cold's source. Serious snacking: a nutritionist tests kids' fave foods to discover best bets. D
4:30 pm
Biz Kid$ "Business Structures" What structure is right for your future business? It's not just "incorporated" anymore. Join us and learn about LLCs, sole proprietorships, partnerships, and more. Examine the pros and cons of each business structure and discover which one could be right for you. D
5:00 pm
The Electric Company "The Unmuffins" Something funny is going on. The Pranksters are being very helpful and The Electric Company is being awfully unfriendly. Will Jessica be able to fix things so everyone is back to normal?. D
5:30 pm
Cyberchase "Father's Day" It's the annual Father's Day Parade in Tikiville, and Creech's father, Max (Matthew Broderick), is this year's Cyberdad of the Year. Max was once a schoolmate of Hacker's - and continually bested Hacker in all of their endeavors. Hacker has decided it's time to get even and this time he's got a really clever plan. D
6:00 pm
Lidia's Italy In America "Italian American Sandwiches #2" Once again, Lidia looks at the history of some Italian American local sandwich beginnings, starting with Baltimore's Italian American Civic Club Sandwich, a Primanti Sandwich and a Prosciutto, Scallion and Egg Sandwich. She also makes a delicious Celery, Artichoke and Mortadella Salad to accompany the sandwiches. D
6:30 pm
Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Fun Modern Cakes" NULL
7:00 pm
Pati's Mexican Table "Lip-Smacking Mexican Meal" By adding a few key Mexican ingredients to what you'd normally find in an all-American pantry and fridge, you get these to-die-for, lip-smacking dishes. Chicken a la Trash; Everyday Green Salad; Impossible Chocoflan. D
7:30 pm
Christina "Sweet Seductions" We all love dessert, but we all hate the toll it can take on our heath and waistlines. What if I told you that you could have your cake (or cookies, pie, cupcakes, cheesecake) and eat it, too? You can with just a little tweaking of ingredients. Join me as we surrender to sweets. D
8:00 pm
Ask This Old House "Painting Kitchen Cabinets/Installing a Smart Thermostat to Reduce Energy Use" Host Kevin O'Connor travels to Chicago to learn how subway trains are serviced. While in Chicago, he helps a homeowner paint kitchen cabinets. Then, landscape contractor Roger Cook teaches how to estimate landscape material by the cubic yard. D
8:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Prague and the Czech Republic" Rick visits newly energized Prague with side trips to Kutna Hora to descend into a medieval mine.G
9:00 pm
Rudy Maxa's World "Tokyo, Japan" An urban marriage of high tech and age-old customs makes Tokyo a fascinating destination, from teenagers playing "cos," or costume games, to adults taking dinner at tiny yakatori restaurants, where the kitchen is a small grill dedicated to cooking skewers of meat. Tour the city's massive wholesale fish market, Tsukiji Market, before dawn to watch the daily auction of massive torsos of tuna fish destined for sushi restaurants around the world. Check out space-age toilets at the showroom of Toto as proof that cutting edge technology permeates every aspect of Japanese life. D
9:30 pm
Lidia's Italy In America "Italian American Sandwiches #2" Once again, Lidia looks at the history of some Italian American local sandwich beginnings, starting with Baltimore's Italian American Civic Club Sandwich, a Primanti Sandwich and a Prosciutto, Scallion and Egg Sandwich. She also makes a delicious Celery, Artichoke and Mortadella Salad to accompany the sandwiches. D
10:00 pm
Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Fun Modern Cakes" NULL
10:30 pm
Joanne Weir's Cooking Class "Tomato Basil Fettuccine & Grilled Corn Salad" Joanne gets her student Ron "fired-up" in this hands-on class featuring tomatoes. Ron learns to create both a hot and colorful pasta dish with a bit of crunch and a grilled corn and arugula salad tossed with an intriguingly delicious smoky tomato vinaigrette. Recipes: (1) GRILLED CORN AND ARUGULA SALAD WITH SMOKED TOMATO VINAIGRETTE, (2) FETTUCINE WITH TOMATOES, BASIL AND CRISP BREAD CRUMBS. D
11:00 pm
Caprial and John's Kitchen: Cooking for Family and Friends "Ales and Lagers" The Pences fix companion dishes for Northwest brews, including crispy mozzarella bruschetta and whole roasted New York strip loin with obsidian stout glaze.G
11:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Prague and the Czech Republic" Rick visits newly energized Prague with side trips to Kutna Hora to descend into a medieval mine.G


text:
Michas Wins Audi Melges 20 Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week, Brown Claims Corinthian Title
14 April 2014
What started out as a promising final day of action at Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week, slowly drifted away with the outgoing tide. Audi Melges 20 sailors were teased by a light easterly wind as the Race Committee and fleet were both hoping for a three race day. With what never amounted to more than five knots of wind, and a two knot outgoing tide, conditions were simply not sailable. After a few attempts, a cancellation, and several general recalls resulting in a black flag start, one race was completed shortly before the 2 o'clock cutoff.
Having only one race allowed Jason Michas on Midnight Blue to seal the victory and basically take a victory lap by sailing the race and posting yet another top finish. There was plenty of action as the second through sixth positions effectively were very much in doubt, along with the top ten. A determined PRO, Hank Stuart sounded the warning signal at 1;30, with the fleet eventually getting underway after several attempts with a few victims of a Z Flag, and no teams being called over on a grim black flag.
The remnants of the ebb tide at the bottom of the course gave a strong push upwind, making it very difficult to stay below the starting line and not be OCS. Timing to the line was key, and as the breeze pulsed in and out with a oncoming flood tide, conditions were changing by the minute and making a game-plan for the first upwind depended largely on cues from the Melges 24s fleet ahead, as well as recognizing when gains or losses were being made when crossing a current line. Getting off cleanly at the middle-boat portion of the starting line was third and fourth place teams, Michael Kiss' Bacio and Grace Lucas' Bombarda. An attempt by Lucas to send her competitor to the wrong side of the course ended up being a costly mistake as Bacio was able to pull a houdini, escape cleanly to the left side, sail smartly and exit the left corner looking strong and along with John Taylor's Ninkasi, Michas, and a late blooming Rob Wilber and his Cinghiale team. Richard Davies' Section 16 who was in second overall, led the charge from the right side, rounding in fifth and looking strong to secure their bid for a podium finish.
With a shortened course and a breeze that seemed to get patchier, Kiss maintained his lead for a bullet, securing third place overall, and bumping Lucas to fourth. Wilber finished strongly to round out the top five. John Brown and his Blind Squirrel team started off hot with two second place finishes on Day One to jump out to lead the Corinthian standings and never look back. Sailing with his team on both the Audi Melges 20, and the E-Scow during the summers, this team is well polished and will be tough at the 2014 Worlds later this year.
That is a wrap on a truly amazing weekend of sailing in Charleston Harbor, and Sperry Top-sider Charleston Race Week. Conditions could not have been more stellar and the vibe of this event and the competitors was spring-time jubilation mixed with a competitive camraderie that left everyone smiling from morning dock chat sessions, to afternoon banter, to nighttime revelry. The 2015 CRW is already circled on the Audi Melges 20 calendar. From here the fleet scatters north east and west to compete on their home waters and regional events, before getting together for the Nationals in Newport, RI in August.
The International Audi Melges 20 Class extends many thanks for the more than 300 volunteers and Organizing Authority that makes the Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week 2014 possible. Amazing racing, terrific race management and awesome off-the-water activities make this regatta one of the very, very best.
Additional thanks is extended to our great friends at the Carolina Yacht Club (CYC), in particular Mr. Crayton Walters. CYC's warm welcome and hospitality to our teams was second to none. We look forward to returning many years to come.
As with other Audi Melges 20 events in North America and around the world, racing updates will be posted online at the Official Audi Melges 20 Facebook Page. Tune in for the latest racing information, results, video interviews, and photos. Race reports, press releases and photos will be available online each day post racing at melges20.com.
TOP FIVE RESULTS (After Seven Races - FINAL)
1.) Jason Michas/Mark Mendleblatt, Midnight Blue; 2-1-4-3-1-[8]-4 = 15
2.) Richard Davies/Charlie McKee, Section 16; 10-4-[16]-1-3-5-5 = 28
3.) Michael Kiss/Chris Rast, Bacio; 5-7-9-[13]-4-3-1 = 29
4.) Grace Lucas/Sam Rogers, Bombarda; 1-8-[13]-5-7-4-7 = 32
5.) Rob Wilber/Anthony Kotoun, Cinghiale; [18]-14-5-7-6-1-3 = 36
View Full Results
View Photo Gallery - JOY
Official Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week 2014 Website
Yachtscoring Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week 2014


text:
The U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and Apache Nitrogen Products Inc. entered into a consent decree for future groundwater and soil cleanup at the Apache Powder Superfund Site, near David, Ariz.
Apache Nitrogen said it will continue to remove nitrate and perchlorate from groundwater and perform long-term groundwater monitoring. The work will cost up to $5 million and the company has agreed to pay $1.2 million for the EPA's past response costs as part of the agreement. The company is using renewable energy and has constructed a "green" wetlands system to treat contaminated groundwater, EPA said.
"Water is a vital resource in Arizona. By using cost-effective bioremediation to clean up groundwater, Apache Nitrogen Products has saved money and protected an essential public resource," said Keith Takata, director of the Superfund program for EPA's Pacific Southwest office.
Under a Unilateral Administrative Order, Apache Nitrogen completed the design and construction of a clean up system in September 2008 for groundwater and soil contamination at the site. Shortly after, the company began long-term operations and maintenance including ongoing monitoring of the groundwater cleanup's effectiveness. Apache Nitrogen is now agreeing to continue to perform the cleanup work under a consent decree.
Apache Nitrogen began operations in 1922 as a manufacturer of industrial chemicals and explosives and continues operations today. EPA identified the Apache Powder Site as an environmental problem in the early 1980s and placed it on the National Priorities List in 1990.


text:
NFL Quarterback Vince Young Says Man Is Impersonating Him To Get Sex, Money & Women!
"Vince Young, the backup quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles, says a man in the D.C. area is impersonating him to gain access to children, women and money"
Please click the "Report" button below if the video on this page is not working properly.
Comments will only be displayed by verified emails. No Spamming or Racism.


text:
F***ing economy, just got laid off this week... I have a new '09 Rocky Chatwell board (Crazyfly) that I needs to sell.
Dimensions: 130 x 40
I've used it twice now with some old Byerly boots I had in the closet. I'm just a little too big for this board (6'2", 190lbs). I'm not going to hold my breath on this post, but if anyone is interested feel free to ask questions.
I can get detailed pics for anyone who inquires. The board looks super nice, very few dings. Never once has it touched a slider. Only about 1hr of water exposure
I bought it for $750, almost two months ago. I know i can't sell it for MSRP, I'm not stupid. But any fair offer will be taken. I just want to make sure I don't lose my Subaru STI because of my stupid job loss. I'm shooting for the $350 + shipping range (O.B.O.) here, like I said, play nice and I'll take care of you.
Board comes with stock sandal binders, yay.... Byerly boots I'm keeping though, for future boards.
P.S. My Ebay username is "herlitzke", I have 100% positive feedback. Feel free to investigate.
[img]http://emeraldcoastkiteboarding.com/osc ... -rocky.jpg[/img]


text:
You are hereHome ›
Narrow Search
Now showing results 1-10 of 12
In this lesson, students participate in a skit presenting a mock-up of a planetary surface rover they designed. Students will be able to: demonstrate their knowledge of Mars and rovers by presenting their team skit; present their rover, its... (View More) requirements and features to the class; answer questions asked by the class based on research conducted during the unit; incorporate feedback from others and ideas from other presentations into student work. The lesson plan has a number of appendices, including: standards alignment, essential question, and exit ticket. This is Lesson 15 of the middle school version of the 6-week Mars Rover Celebration curriculum. (View Less)
In this lesson, students will design a planetary surface rover to conduct a planetary surface investigation. It uses the 5E learning cycle and is designed around an essential question: How will creating a prototype of your rover help you prepare for... (View More) the Mars Rover Celebration? The lesson objectives are to: learn about scientific careers to gain a better understanding of a sampling of careers that have contributed to designing and developing Curiosity; draw a detailed, final-design sketch/diagram of the rover that will be built; identify missions, requirements and features of the rover using labels and captions when necessary. A number of appendices are provided, including standards alignment. This is Lesson 12 of the middle school version of the 6-week Mars Rover Celebration curriculum. (View Less)
In this multi-day activity, students use infrared and visible images of animals and sort them into broad categories based upon the learner's own reasoning and observations of the images. Further explorations reveal that warm and cold-blooded animals... (View More) can be identified and characterized using infrared images. The lesson features background information for the teacher, pre-requisite skills and knowledge for the student, a mini-exploration of Infrared Image Technology, multiple image sets, assessment information, student worksheets, extension and transfer activities, and additional resources. This is lesson 1 on the Infrared Zoo website. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $1 - $5 per group of students
This is a lesson about the requirements for life on another planet. Learners will grow organisms in one of 12 classroom environments and identify common requirements (such as water, nutrients, and energy). They will also design a mission to identify... (View More) habitable places by searching for water, nutrients, and energy. A math extension explores measuring calories. Includes background reading for teachers, student pages, reflection questions, and blackline masters. This is activity 2 of 5 in Astrobiology in your Classroom: Life on Earth..and Elsewhere? (View Less)
Materials Cost: $1 - $5 per group of students
This is a lesson about the characteristics necessary for life. Learners will identify the top candidates for life in the solar system by examining Habitability Cards, which discuss each planet and the six large moons in terms of water temperature,... (View More) atmosphere, energy, and nutrients. A math extension is provided on the Inverse Square Law. Includes background reading for teachers, student pages, reflection questions, and blackline masters. This is activity 3 of 5 in the educators guide, Astrobiology in your Classroom: Life on Earth..and Elsewhere? Note: See Related & Supplemental Resources (right side of this page) to download a separate PDF of the Habitability Cards used in this lesson. (View Less)
Materials Cost: Free
Predicting Weather by Connecting the Basic Cloud Types with Information Collected from the Weather Station
In this activity, students are challenged to predict the next day's weather based on cloud observations, prevailing winds, and barometric measurements over a period of several days. The activity can be done as guided or open-ended inquiry and serves... (View More) as an authentic assessment to conclude a unit on weather. Resources needed to conduct this activity include weather instruments, some of which can be constructed from household materials. The resource includes background information, a pre-activity inquiry exploration for students, teaching tips and questions to guide student discussion. This is chapter 16 of Meteorology: An Educator's Resource for Inquiry-Based Learning for Grades 5-9. The guide includes a discussion of learning science, the use of inquiry in the classroom, instructions for making simple weather instruments, and more than 20 weather investigations ranging from teacher-centered to guided and open inquiry investigations. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $5 - $10 per group of students
This is a lesson about the field of astrobiology, the study of life in the universe, and ice as a preservative for evidence of life. Learners will consider the relationship between ice and life as they investigate the conditions required for life to... (View More) exist and sustain itself. They will study the impact of freezing on microbes and life processes and will learn about extremophiles, organisms that live in extreme conditions. Activities include small group miming, speaking, drawing, and/or writing. This is lesson 8 of 12 in the unit, Exploring Ice in the Solar System. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $5 - $10 per group of students
This lesson is an introduction to the use of a magnetic compass. At a specific location, learners will locate an object using a compass, identify its bearing, and others will attempt to locate the object by only knowing the bearing reading and the... (View More) corresponding location where the bearing was obtained. Next, learners will develop a method for determining if a magnetic storm is occurring, and they will test this method using online information and a compass. This activity requires compasses and access to the Internet. This is Activity 5 in the Exploring Magnetism on Earth teachers guide. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $5 - $10 per group of students
This is an activity about the effect of solar storm events on Earth's magnetic field. Learners will construct a soda bottle magnetometer, take it home, collect data over the course of three days, and analyze the results from several of these data... (View More) collection sessions to detect magnetic storm events. This is the eighth activity in the Exploring the Earth's Magnetic Field: An IMAGE Satellite Guide to the Magnetosphere educators guide. (View Less)
This is an activity about sampling in astronomy. Learners will make a sampling window in order to estimate the number of stars in the sky visible to the unaided eye. After, they will discuss how to estimate the effect of different variables on their... (View More) counts, such as sky brightness, dark adaptation, cloud cover, etc. Please note use of a clear night sky is optimal for this activity. (View Less)


text:
Long Beach
Gateway Cities (Los Angeles County) : Long Beach
Long Beach[47] is a large port city in Los Angeles County in Southern California.
Long Beach is a large port city with an impressive coastline. It is situated at the very southeast edge of Los Angeles County, bordering Orange County, in a region known as Gateway Cities.
You may hear different people say both wonderful and horrible things about the city. This is because the city is so large that it encompasses everything ranging from a large industrial area to extremely exclusive communities.
Long Beach is recognized as one of the most culturally diverse cities in the United States, with immigrants from all regions of the world calling it home. It tends to have a more East-Coast, blue collar feel than the rest of coastal California.
Long Beach isn't typically the primary target of someone's tourist visit, but it is centrally located to just about everything else that you'd want to see in Southern California. That said, Long Beach does have some nice people-gathering areas as well as genuine tourist attractions such as the Queen Mary floating museum and a world-class aquarium.
The area code for Long Beach is 562. For emergency services, dial 911 from any phone.
Get in
By plane
Long Beach is served by three airports, LAX, LGB, and SNA, all of which are connected by Interstate 405. Unless you're flying JetBlue, LAX may be the most practical of the three.
Long Beach Airport (IATA: LGB) [48] is the closest airport. JetBlue Airways [49] serves 14 destinations from Long Beach Airport: Oakland, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, NYC/JFK, Chicago O'Hare, Boston, DC/Dulles, Ft. Lauderdale, Austin, San Jose, Seattle, Portland OR, and San Francisco. Other airlines include Alaska Airlines (Seattle), US Airways Express (Phoenix), and Delta (Salt Lake City). Rental cars are available for hire at the airport (Avis, Budget, Hertz, Enterprise, National). Long Beach Yellow Cab + 1 -562 435-6111 serves the airport, approximate fares to downtown hotels $30-40 OW. Long Beach Transit Route 111 (Broadway/Lakewood) connects the airport to downtown Long Beach and to the Blue Line at the downtown Transit Mall; it runs south to downtown (40 min ride) from LGB about once every half hour and costs $1.25[50]. To find the bus stop, follow the taxi signs, walk one block beyond the taxi lineup, and turn right. Be sure to ask if the bus goes downtown, since both north- and south-bound Route 111 buses use this one bus stop at LGB.
Los Angeles International Airport (IATA: LAX) [51] is the second closest airport, about 25 miles away. It is fairly easy to take the Metro Rail from LAX to Long Beach, although you may require a short taxi ride or transfer to another bus to reach your final destination. Look for the LAX Shuttle & Airline Connections sign on the Lower/Arrival Level islands in front of each terminal, and board the free "G" Shuttle which terminates at the Aviation/LAX Green Line Metro Rail Station. Purchase a two-segment ticket from the automated kiosk ($2.50). You will take the Metro Green Line, exit at the Imperial/Wilmington/Rosa Parks Station, change levels, and transfer to the Blue Line southbound to Long Beach. Overall travel time from LAX is about one hour. It is not recommended to take this line late at night. The Long Beach Transit Mall in downtown Long Beach is the southern terminus of the Blue line. Two shared van services (Supershuttle or PrimeTime Shuttle) provide door to door service from LAX. Advise the representatives that you need a ride to Long Beach, and they will flag the appropriate van. Fare is approximately $28 one way, taking about one hour. A taxi from LAX to Long Beach is about $70. The shuttle or taxi is most convenient if you are traveling with heavy bags, arriving at night, or going to a final destination not near a Blue Line station.
Orange County/John Wayne Airport (IATA: SNA) [52] is the third closest airport, about 35 miles away. No convenient public transportation to Long Beach; would have to rent a car or take a shuttle or a taxi
By rail
Long Beach is linked via the Metro Blue Line to downtown Los Angeles with connections to Hollywood, Union Station, Universal Studios, Pasadena, and East LA among other locations.
Amtrak and Metrolink service Union Station in downtown Los Angeles. To reach Long Beach from Union Station, take the Metro Red Line to the 7th St./Metro Center station then transfer to the Blue Line into Long Beach. Note: the Blue Line goes through some inner city locations (Watts and Compton) and there are not dedicated security guards on the trains. It may be discomforting to take the Blue Line late at night.
By ship
Carnival Cruise Line has a home port at the new Long Beach Cruise Terminal, next to Queen Mary dock. Cruises return to this port from Baja California and the Mexican Riviera.
By car
From the west (LAX, Santa Monica) or from Orange County, take the San Diego (405) freeway. Connect to the southbound Long Beach freeway (710) if your destination is dowtown Long Beach. From the north, the Long Beach freeway (710) runs along the western city boundary, and the San Gabriel Freeway (605) along the eastern boundary. From the coastal areas of Orange County, a scenic and convenient route is Pacific Coast Highway (Rte 1).
By public transit from Orange County
There are several easy ways to get to Long Beach from Orange County if you don't have a car. The most direct way is to take Orange County Transit Authority's Route 50 bus servicing Katella Avenue, which passes between Disneyland and the Anaheim Convention Center. The western terminus of this route is Cal State U-Long Beach. If you are in the Beach Cities, take Route 1 servicing the Pacific Coast Highway and also terminating at CSULB. Alternatively, you can also take Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner or Metrolink's Orange County Line to LA Union Station and transfer to Metro Rail as already described.
Get around
A car is the most convenient way to get around Long Beach. Most areas of Long Beach have free parking but be aware that much of Downtown Long Beach has pay parking lots. The free bright red Passport buses serves the Long Beach downtown and waterfront attractions.
There are several transit agencies with bus routes in Long Beach.
Long Beach is home to two major learning facilities, a California State University campus and a Community Junior College.
Formerly known as "Iowa by the Sea", but now populated by a diverse community, Long Beach has a full range of dining options.
Aboard the Queen Mary
Stay safe
Most areas of Long Beach are fairly safe, even after dark. There are two major areas that are not quite as safe and should be avoided after dark. Caution is called for even during the daytime in these areas.
The first of these areas is in the south-western portion of the city. This area is bounded, starting from the south-east corner, by Redondo Blvd. and 4th, running north to the Signal Hill border. Along the Signal Hill border north-west to the 405 Freeway, along the freeway to the western border of Long Beach and Wilmington, down to 4th St.
The second and more dangerous of the areas is North Long Beach (north west of the LGB airport). The approximate boundaries of this area are from Del Amo and Cherry, north to the north border of the city, along the north border to the west border and back south to Del Amo. This area, which borders on Compton, has a reputation for gang activity and is one of the more active police and fire districts in the city.
During the riots of 1992, both of these areas experienced violence, looting, destruction of property.
Long Beach has its own police department operating from four main stations throughout the city. Police can be reached by dialing 911 toll-free from any phone. Note that calling 911 from a cell phone will connect you with the California Highway Patrol when near freeways. The Long Beach Police now receive 911 calls directly from cell phones. To reach the Long Beach Police directly from a cell phone, dial +1 562 435-6711.
Fire/Emergency Medical Services
Long Beach also has its own Class 1 Fire Department. The Class 1 designation indicates that response times to emergencies average 5 minutes or less. To request emergency assistance from the Fire Department, dial 911 toll-free from any phone. Note that calling 911 from a cell phone will connect you with the California Highway Patrol. To reach the Long Beach Fire Department directly from a cell phone, dial +1 562 436-8211.
Every fire engine and truck is staffed by fire-fighters with Basic Life Support training. The department also has a number of Advanced Life Support certified Paramedic Ambulances strategically stationed around the city. Fire Department Ambulances are available for emergency medical transport to a hospital, however, be aware that you will be billed for transport.
Long Beach is well-stocked with hospitals. There are three major hospitals in the city, including two that are Level II Trauma Centers (Memorial and St. Mary) capable of handling all but the most critical emergencies. All five of the hospitals listed below have 24-hour emergency rooms.
While there are three hospitals in the city, they are all south of Interstate 405. In North and East Long Beach, the nearest hospitals are located in neighboring cities.
North: Lakewood Regional Medical Center [87] - 3700 East South Street, Lakewood, +1 562 531-2550
East: Los Alamitos Medical Center [88] - 3751 Katella Ave, Los Alamitos, +1 562 598-1311
Get out


text:
There are twelve months in the Jewish calendar. The talent of HEARING is the fifth, corresponding to the month of Av (July-August).
Individuals who have this talent are able to stay present, "tune in", and pick up the nuances of every situation. They are acutely receptive, absorbing the details of their surroundings. They do this naturally and intuitively. They listen, hear nuances and experience how these details fit into the whole. It is as if their love of music enables them to hear each instrument and appreciate how it is part of the magnificent music of the entire orchestra. In relationships they seek harmony and look for the good in people. They have big hearts and want everyone to be happy.
We can be role models for our children by "tuning in" and pointing out what is good in the world. We also need to be good listeners to hear and validate what they want to share. Sometimes we need to help them use their minds to balance their hearts. This balance will increase their sense of inner harmony.
Tools for Developing Your Sense of Hearing:
1. "Tune in" to the present.
2. Don't jump to conclusions. Listen and pay attention to details.
3. Be receptive to what is positive and harmonious.
4. Understand what you experience by using your mind as well as your heart.
The Kabalah of Hearing:
The sense of hearing is receptive, integrating knowledge through the heart. A person with this sense tunes in with a deep understanding.
Twice each day, morning and night, Jews say "Shema Israel, A-donai E-loheinu, A-donai Echad." ("Hear O Israel, the L-rd our G-d, the L-rd is One.") (These words are also written on parchment in the mezuza which we place on our doorposts, and in the tefilin that Jewish men wear on their heads and arms.) This profound meditation (see chabad.org for more information) is a meditation on the Oneness of G-d. The first word, 'Shema,' 'Hear', means that we are to tune in with all our hearts to the Oneness of G-d.
The month of Av is the saddest month of the year. The destruction of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem by the Romans in 70 AD took place in Av. The Temple was rebuilt and again destroyed, again on the 9th of Av, by the Babylonians. The 9th of Av is a day of fasting and mourning for the many tragedies that took place on that day. We pray and look forward to the rebuilding of the Third Holy Temple in Jerusalem, which will be the center of G-dly revelation and world peace.


text:
Book Prize Blog: The Train in the Night – A Story of Music and Loss, by Nick Coleman
In the latest in our series of Book Prize Blogs, Holly Story reads 'The Train in the Night' – Nick Coleman's account of his relationship with music and experience of hearing loss.
At the age of 47, music journalist Nick Coleman suffered complete and sudden hearing loss in one ear. He developed severe tinnitus, lost his ability to balance, had difficulty seeing, standing up, moving. In this book, he describes the onset of deafness and his struggle to cope with his condition. And around this harrowing story he explores his lifelong relationship with music.
Writing about music is a difficult business, not least because, as Coleman points out, "We cannot know how music sounds to others." Whatever we say about music is likely to reveal more about us than the soundwaves wiggling into our ears. This makes any account of one's musical life a revealing read. And Coleman, as a 25 year-veteran of the music scene, knows this all too well.
He observes that "subjectivity – how we get the world discretely – is to my mind the most interesting part of an individual, the one thing about a person which is authentically mysterious". In The Train in the Night he scrutinises this mystery, unfolding his own experiences with skill, honesty, humor and without pretension.
Coleman describes his adolescent encounters with prog rock and punk in "the fens of East Anglia" and along the way explores the puzzling nature of music, memory, taste and teenagers. As the young Nick buys his first record, goes to a gig, listens to the radio and DJs at the village fair, you can almost hear the tracks he plays and meet the bands through Coleman's expert sketches of the 70s music scene.
This earlier autobiographical narrative is entertaining, often funny, and gives music buffs the chance to indulge in some nostalgic trips down memory lane. But the narrative does more than add variety to Coleman's story – it is a touching and powerful communication of how formative and vital music has been to the author's life. When he returns to the subject of his later hearing loss, we understand more keenly the seismic impact of his loss.
The confidence and clarity with which Coleman discusses rock and roll stands in stark contrast with the terrible disorientation and uncertainty that surround the onset of his deafness. For months, Coleman and his wife Jane struggled to obtain information, advice or support from the health professionals who they encountered. The author does not rail against the health service – but his habit of referring wryly to the advice of "the authorities", what "they said…", what "they've lined up for you", is indictment enough of the quality of communication and care they experienced.
After another fruitless consultation, Coleman describes how, "As [he and Jane] shuffled down the corridor … Jane held up her notebook… The page was blank." This simple gesture stayed with me as I continued to read. Jane's frustration at having nothing to write draws attention to Nick's opposite impulse: to write, and to write about the unknown. The idea of writing a book when sitting in front of a computer makes "the whirlies go into overdrive…[so that within] seconds you are chewing on the leading edge of you own vomit" is nothing if not defiant. I like to think that The Train in the Night is Coleman's two-fingered salute to the spectre of the blank page.
At the end of the book the author fills two pages with a list of great musicians. The act of writing, of transcribing those names onto paper, seems to strengthen him in his conclusion: "On reflection, the world is full of beautiful music."
Below is a short film which has been produced by the Wellcome Trust as part of a series of shorts about the shortlisted titles. To view the full playlist visit the Wellcome Trust YouTube channel.
For further information and book club reading packs for all the shortlisted entries please visit the Book Prize website.


text:
Drama! Fan Fave Chandler Massey Was Actually FIRED From 'Days Of Our Lives'!
"Two-time Emmy winner Chandler Massey filmed his final scenes as Days of Our Lives' gay heartthrob Will Horton on Friday, Aug. 23 — only he didn't know they were his last until he was summoned at the end of his work day to the office of Greg Meng, the soap's co-executive producer. During this meeting, Meng informed Massey, who had been planning to depart the NBC soap when his contract expired in December, that he would have to leave immediately because a replacement had already been hired.
Massey exited the studio sans fanfare — no farewell party, no goodbyes, no nothing — and sources close to the young actor say he was devastated and in tears. His last episode will air on or around Dec. 31. Days has yet to announce the name of Massey's replacement, who won't begin work until after the soap returns from a two-week production hiatus in September."
As a gay South African I appreciate what Chandler brought to the character of Will. I think that it is easy for us to see how difficult that role is now that we don't have such a strong actor portraying him. I wish him all the best, I applaud him for his originality and commitment to a character that has such a deep symbolic value to me.
Since I work with DAYS - the real story is Chandler isn't as classy as he likes everyone to think he is - none of the cast and crew like because his 'fame' had gone to his head and he was rude and disrespectful to other cast and crew - thats all - hopefully his head has since gone down.
He really is a nice guy - but enough already of the "I;m better than you are becuase I have won Emmys for the show!"...NEXT...
Yeah I work with Days too. Chandler is a classy young man. He us charming and witty. As is his former co star Freddie Smith. Everyone that's has met Chandler falls in love with him. Why bash the kid? What point were you trying to make? Did you win Bitchiest Queen of the day contest? And he does have the right to boast that he won three Emmy's. Any actor would no matter what. The only problem is that in true form he doesnt. Chandler is a total class act. As is Freddieand from what I'm told Guy us also
I had to finally stop watching. As much as I love the Will and Sonny story. Chandler is the ONLY Will. Watching Freddie with this new guy physically hurts. He doesn't even resemble Will. His acting is awful. Not even the insanely talented Freddie Smith can save this relationship. I just can't watch it anymore. I eagerly look forward to seeing what becomes of Chandlers career. Suck it Days.
The only other time I quit watching Days was when Marlana was demon possessed. I wish that days would drop the gay thing, maybe they don't realize many of their fans also believe the way that Phil Robertson believes. Is it worth it to lose your audience over political correctness (in who's opinion). Usually I will change channels or hope the scene is a short one because two men making out is just gross. I really wouldn't mind if their story line got a little more complex than an adult version of spin the bottle.
I know you know wha site your at. What are you afraid of really? Your reading a gay magazine asshole! And a good one at that. So of your going to troll do it somewhere else! Or is this how you justify getting your jolly's you can look and wank as long as you condemn us? Are you really that hard up for a life? You and the others like you disgust me. But be Arendt we aren't going anywhere. EVER. we will be here long after you are gone.
Sherry. I do hope you know that it took two strait people to make a gay child.. Two strait people in the same image of God himself. Adam and Eve were the first two people on his earth so in reality we are all related one way or another and insest is against everything we believe in the Bible.
I have been following Days of Our Lives since I retired. Bring back Chandler. The new actor does not even look like Will. I was so disappointed. If you have to replace an actor in a major role, at least transition into it. This is just not believable. It is like you are having a conversation with Will and you turn around to answer the door, when you look back to finish the talk, Will turned into someone else!!!! Do you get it, writers and producers???
We are watching our dvr'd episode of DOOL and were shocked that Will just changed! We didn't see that coming and initially our view is that the new actor is very green and wooden in the scenes, plus the actors around him don't seem to be very comfortable/natural so all in all it's disappointing that we're thrown a new person taking on a role of someone we came to know and love, especially for the liberating gay role Chandler played. Sad. All the best to Chandler in whatever new ventures he explores x
Meng sucks and if it weren't for Freddie I would turn off as soon as Chandler was done. I love the rest of the cast too but as today it's rumored there is going to be a gay wedding. Meaning the wedding that Chandler wanted Will and Sonny to have is going to happen is going to happen. Meng is being a cheap little bitch. He knows that the sell outs at GLAAD Will cream their shorts just because of that. He's a low life.
Well the word is everyone loves Guy Wilson. And he's going to get everything that they wouldn't give Chandler and Freddie. Well funny that hey were ready for something at the Day of a Days event. The whole cast had their lines for the press. He'll even the press was watching as Freddie signed autographs. Thise of us that love Freddie will continue watch as much as we can. I will watch for the rest of the cast too. Chandler will go on and be better than a soap. But he will be missed. Yeah he fucked up. But I hope Meng gets fucked in the end. What a loser.
I think Chandler is the one who messed up to be honest he should have told NBC BEFORE going to the press saying he was leaving in December. I think Chandler and his dumb publicist wanted more money but NBC wasn't playing that game.
For the people complaining about NBC and Days this is SHOW BUSINESS, and obviously Chandler didn't get the memo. You NEVER EVER piss off your boss. NBC fired Chandler because it makes sense, they get a new story arc going on, and two new characters will appear on screen next year.
do you really think that they did not know he was leaving? When do you think they were going to renegociate his contract? In November? It is all just lies. What they probably didn't want is for him to announce it to the public. He was just a naive kid. Anyway TPTB made a hasty recast just to be spiteful and it really is unwatchable at this point just words, but zero chemistry.
His replacement HAS already been announced and inked a contract with "DAYS" and He is Drew Garrett, Who very briefly played Michael on "General Hospital," before being replaced with Chad Duell... I feel very bad for You "DAYS" Fans, as Drew was not a very good Actor, and definitely not compared to Chandler!!! Hopefully Chandler is offered a contract to play Lukas Jones on "GH" now... Lukas is a character Who has been off screen for several years, living in Seattle with His Mother Bobbie Spencer, due to return in the next couple of months... I have watched Chandler as Will over on "Days" about twice a month or so, and He is a great Actor... Whatever happens, I know that Chandler will move on to bigger and better things, and the Producers at "DAYS" will be sorry for their treatment and blindsiding of Chandler...


text:
Top Cars
Top Zero-Down Leases Available in April 2013
For many shoppers, leasing a car can be a great alternative to financing or paying with cash. But it can be daunting to put down a lot of money to start a lease. Our latest list examines today's top lease deals that allow shoppers to put nothing down at lease signing. Best of all, each deal listed here is available through the end of April.
Acura ILX
The all-new 2013 Acura ILX sedan is available with one of April's most attractive zero-down leases. Based on the Honda Civic, the ILX offers front-wheel drive and a standard 5-speed automatic transmission. It also offers luxury equipment like standard push-button starting, keyless access, Bluetooth, a rearview camera and a power sunroof. In April, shoppers can lease an ILX with nothing down for 35 months and payments starting at just $260 per month.
Chevrolet Cruze
The Chevrolet Cruze is a newly-released compact sedan praised for a handsome design, a great driving experience and an above-average interior. And in April, it's available with a great zero-down lease deal to boot. Through the end of the month, qualified shoppers can get a 2013 Cruze LS with an automatic transmission for 36 months with payments from just $199 per month. In addition to low payments, they'll get keyless entry, power windows and locks, anti-lock brakes and a USB port for music. Plus, the Cruze LS comes standard with a 138-hp 4-cylinder capable of returning 36 mpg on the highway.
Honda CR-V
The 2013 Honda CR-V is one of today's most fuel-efficient compact crossovers. While its 185-hp 2.4-liter 4-cylinder is more than adequate for most driving, the engine's small size helps the CR-V reach 23 mpg city and 31 mpg highway. Base-level CR-V LX models include Bluetooth, air conditioning and a USB port for music, while all-wheel drive is optional. For qualified shoppers who don't need all-wheel drive, Honda is offering a zero-down, 35-month lease deal in April on its base-level, front-wheel-drive CR-V LX. That offer boasts monthly payments starting from $300.
Hyundai Equus
The full-size Hyundai Equus sedan is designed to take on high-end competition from Lexus and Mercedes-Benz. In April, it's available with a zero-down lease deal -- a rarity on a luxury sedan. Through the end of the month, qualified shoppers can lease a 2013 Equus for 48 months with nothing down and payments starting at $739. While that's a long lease term, we don't think drivers will tire of their Equus considering the sedan's 429-hp V8, its long list of luxury features and its bold exterior with standard 19-inch alloy wheels.
Kia Soul
Kia's unique Soul hatchback provides a different take on the world of the compact car. Shoppers who like the unusual Soul can get a great lease deal this month. Through the end of April, the Soul is available for 39 months with payments starting at $199 per month. That makes it one of the least-expensive zero-down deals available. And the offer is further enhanced with the Soul's fuel-efficient 4-cylinder engine and its long list of standard safety equipment like anti-lock brakes and electronic stability control.
Mazda MX-5 Miata
The sporty Mazda MX-5 Miata offers tremendous driving pleasure. While its two-seat cabin isn't the most practical, its rear-wheel-drive layout makes it a treat for twisty back roads. And while the MX-5 Miata's 167-hp 2.0-liter 4-cylinder may seem underpowered on paper, it actually delivers strong acceleration thanks to the MX-5's low weight. Best of all, all MX-5 Miata models feature a convertible top, allowing shoppers to catch some sun as they cruise this summer. That's even more likely in April thanks to a zero-down lease deal that offers payments starting at $299 per month for 36 months.
Nissan Rogue
The compact Nissan Rogue SUV is fuel-efficient and well-equipped. The Rogue's only powertrain, a 175-hp 4-cylinder, returns 23 mpg city and 28 mpg highway. The Rogue also uses a standard CVT automatic to help fuel economy. And standard features include keyless entry, air conditioning, power windows and anti-lock brakes. In April, qualified shoppers can get a zero-down lease deal on the Rogue -- a rarity for Nissan. The brand is offering the compact crossover for 39 months with payments starting at $329 per month. And while that payment is higher than the deal on Honda's rival CR-V, lease shoppers who choose a Rogue can also get $500 cash back.
What it means to you: If you're looking to lease a new car with nothing up front, our list of zero-down leases will help you find a great deal.
Shopper qualification and residency restrictions may apply to lease deals.


text:
The TRQ for 2013 is 82,555 metric tons (mt), milled rice equivalent.
The board of COL-RICE recently approved a tender schedule to administer the 2013 tariff rate quota (TRQ) for U.S. rice shipped to Colombia under the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA). Under the TPA, increasing amounts of U.S. rice enjoy zero-duty access to Colombia over 18 years while Colombia's import duty on U.S. rice drops to zero.
The TRQ for 2013 is 82,555 metric tons (mt), milled rice equivalent. The TRQ is administered by COL-RICE, a not-for-profit company, which auctions off certificates entitling the holding to enter an amount of U.S. rice duty-free onto the Colombian market. The COL-RICE administrator will hold a minimum of three auctions this year as follows:
• Feb. 4-6 — 53,000 mt — for arrival through June 30
• June 3 —12,000 mt — for arrival July 1-Oct. 15
• Oct. 1 — 17,555 mt — for arrival Oct. 15-Dec. 31
The Oct. 1 auction will include in addition any awarded tonnage from the Feb. 4-6 auction that did not clear Colombian customs by June 30. There is also provision for a fourth auction as needed in October for awarded tonnage from the June 3 auction that did not clear Colombian customs by Oct. 15. Any tonnage awarded from a fourth auction would be able to enter Colombia through Dec. 31. Complete details of the tender schedule and Notices of Open Tenders will be available on the COL-RICE website: www.COL-RICE.org
The 2013 schedule represents a concerted effort by COL-RICE directors, the USA Rice Federation and officials from the U.S. and Colombian governments to ensure that the provisions of the TPA are carried out in the administration of the TRQ.


text:
Saturday, May 18, 2019
Telephone: +44 844 858 8521
Thee Oh Sees is a band from San Francisco, California, USA. It began as an outlet for John Dwyer (of Coachwhips, Pink and Brown, Landed, Yikes, Burmese, The Hospitals, Zeigenbock Kopf) to release his instrumental, experimental home recordings, and over the course of several albums evolved into a full band. The band is noted for both its prolific album releases as well as its energetic live shows.
They have recorded and performed with numerous members in the past. Former band names include: The Ohsees, OCS, Orange County Sound, and Orinoka Crash Suite.
Source content:


text:
Based on the novel by Fred Gipson, Old Yeller is set in Texas in 1869. While his father is away on a cattle drive, 15-year-old Travis Coates (Tommy Kirk) takes over management of the family farm. Adopting a strictly business policy, Travis is irritated when younger brother, Arliss (Kevin Corcoran), adopts a frisky stray dog. But soon Travis is as fond of the dog as everyone else in the family; moreover, Old Yeller is an excellent watchdog. But while fighting off a mad wolf, Yeller is infected with rabies. Though Yeller seems unaffected at first, he eventually behaves so viciously that the disheartened Travis has no choice but to shoot the dog. A heart-to-heart talk between Travis and his returning father (Fess Parker), coupled with the adoption of a new pup, paves the way to an emotional but reasonably happy ending. Earning eight million dolalrs domestically on its first release, Old Yeller convinced Walt Disney to devote more and more time to live-action films and less time to animation -- which at the time was a sagacious business move. In 1963, Disney released a lesser sequel to Old Yeller titled Savage Sam.~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Director: Robert Stevenson
Writer: Fred Gipson
Producer: Walt Disney
Cast: Dorothy McGuire, Fess Parker, Jeff York, Chuck Connors and Tommy Kirk
Sorry there are no upcoming showtimes for Old Yeller


text:
On November 6, 1769, an expedition party led by early California explorer Gaspar de Portola stopped for the night at the base of a giant redwood tree on the banks of San Francisquito Creek. They stayed for almost a week before continuing on to discover San Francisco Bay.
The tree, first called "Palos Colorados," was eventually named "El Palo Alto." A little over a century after Portola's discovery, it would inspire a railroad tycoon named Leland Stanford, who'd spent a few years buying up hundreds of acres of local land to establish a horse farm, which he eventually named the "Palo Alto Stock Farm."
The rest of the story is fairly well known. In 1891, Stanford founded a university on his land and built a town up around it. The university he named after his late son. The town he called "Palo Alto."
Today, Palo Alto is arguably the center of Silicon Valley, home to almost 65,000 residents. Stanford University is an elite institution, the "Harvard of the West," and University Avenue, Palo Alto's "main drag," is the heart of one of the most charming small downtowns in the United States. Why Palo Alto real estate consistently ranks among the country's most expensive is no mystery: Santa Clara County's northernmost city is one of the most desirable places to live in the U.S.
Palo Alto is where the deals are done, where the world's best and brightest minds come to follow their dreams. Google, Facebook and PayPal started in Palo Alto. Though each has moved on, the city is still home to approximately 7,000 businesses employing 98,000 workers. Among Palo Alto businesses is venerable tech giant Hewlett-Packard, whose founders, William Hewlett and David Packard, built their first audio oscillator in 1939 in a garage at 367 Addison Street, Palo Alto.
So there's no shortage of brainpower in Palo Alto – and in the neighboring "city" of Stanford, named the "smartest in the country in 2013 by Luminosity – but there's more to this place than smarts. Palo Alto is also a beautiful city, full of quiet, tree-lined residential streets, beautiful homes, world-class restaurants and boutiques, lush, green parks and a citizenry committed to a busy – but healthy and community-centered – way of life.
Palo Alto is large enough to support its own international film festival and its own festival of the arts. Its public schools – 12 elementary schools, three middle schools and two high schools – consistently rank among California's best for Academic Performance Index and received a 10 out of 10 score on GreatSchools.net. Gunn High School, one of the city's two secondary schools, consistently sends more students to Stanford University than all but a select few U.S. high schools.
Palo Alto has a "second downtown," located a few miles south of University Avenue. California Avenue is a commercial street running through the center of what was once a separate town called Mayfield. Originally targeted as the site for Stanford University, Mayfield proved to be too rowdy for teetotaling Leland Stanford, who envisioned a "dry" college town. Palo Alto became that town, a place where "intoxicating liquors" were banned within a mile-and-a-half of the university campus. The alcohol ban downtown wasn't lifted until 1971. Guests at the exclusive Four Seasons in Palo Alto might be surprised to find that their hotel is in the middle of what was once Palo Alto's own "Whiskey Gulch," a strip of bars located just outside the 1.5-mile limit.
Mayfield was absorbed into Palo Alto in 1925. Over the years, Palo Alto has annexed other towns, creating a diversity of neighborhoods and housing that affords a multitude of options for residents. Palo Alto is known for its stately, pre-war homes, but did you know that South Palo Alto also has one of the largest collections of mid-century Eichler homes in California? Or that residents of Palo Alto Hills enjoy a rural lifestyle akin to that of their neighbors in Los Altos Hills?
Palo Alto may not be what you think; yes, it's the heart of Silicon Valley, and billion dollar deals go down routinely at the Coupa Café. Yes its restaurants, boutiques and hotels that rival the best of San Francisco. Spend some time there, though, and it'll quickly become clear that there is more to this ideal American small city than meets the eye.


text:
- Inside Athletics
- Tickets
- Fan Zone
- Media Zone
- Social
- Shop
- Donate Now
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 4, 2008) - After concluding a season-long five-game road trip Wednesday night with a big win over SEC foe Alabama, the ETSU women's basketball team finally returns home to Memorial Center where they will play for the first time since Dec. 1. The Lady Bucs face USC Upstate at 1:30 p.m. in the Atlantic Sun opener.
Fans unable to attend the game can watch via the live video streaming accessed at ASun.TV or by clicking the link located above.
Below is a breakdown of the match-up:
Lady Bucs Last Game
The Lady Buccaneer win snapped a four-game losing streak and ETSU improved to 4-7 overall; while the Crimson Tide saw their three-game win streak end and fall to 6-8.
About USC Upstate
USC Upstate is competing in its first year of Division I, moving up after an 11-17 finish in their final season in Division II in 2006-07. The Spartans are one of the youngest teams in the Atlantic Sun, with no seniors on the squad and just four juniors, melding with a group of six freshmen and two sophomores. Leading the team in the backcourt is junior Courtney Bradley, one of just five players in school history to reach 300 career assists and four players to hit 100 3-pointers. Freshmen Kasey Thompson and Tiffany Whiting have quickly shown their aptitude from long-range and freshman Oceana Jackson was among the A-Sun leaders in scoring and rebounding until an ACL injury sidelined her for the rest of the season.
Sophomore guard Courtney Hawkins currently leads the team in scoring at 12.8 per game, while junior guard Ebony Johnson cleans up around the glass, averaging 7.5 rebounds a contest. Johnson grabbed a career-high 20 boards in the 52-50 victory over Bethune-Cookman on Monday, Dec. 31.
Upstate has not found any rhythm on the road, as they have lost six of its first eight away from
The Series
This marks the first meeting between the two programs.
Lady Bucs Havin' Fun in the A-Sun
Prior to the season, ETSU was picked to finish first in the conference according to the media and second by the coaches. The Lady Bucs start their third season in the league after posting stellar starts the previous two years. During the last two seasons, ETSU has tallied 28 regular season conference wins and the Lady Bucs have the highest winning percentage among conference foes, both all-time and in conference play. ETSU is 40-15 (.727) all-time against current A-Sun members and 29-12 (.707) in league play (including the conference tournament). The Lady Bucs have perfect 4-0 marks against
Home Sweet Home
After not playing inside
Conference Openers
ETSU has won its last four conference openers and seven of its last eight. The lone Lady Buccaneer loss came against
More About Wednesday's Win at �Bama
By defeating Alabama (73-62) on Wednesday night in Tuscaloosa, the Lady Bucs snapped their six-game road losing streak and earned the first road win since knocking off North Florida on Feb. 17, 2007 ... the win over the Crimson Tide was ETSU's second win over an SEC program in the last three seasons (the Lady Bucs defeated Mississippi State on Nov. 28, 2005) ... the A-Sun has won three games against the SEC conference this season (Belmont vs. Alabama; Jacksonville vs. Florida) ... ETSU forced a season-high 29 turnovers and out-rebounded the Tide, 49-38 ... along with the rebounding, the Lady Bucs grabbed 25 offensive boards.
A Look Ahead
The Lady Bucs continue their season-long four-game homestand by hosting Big South favorite
Please visit www.ETSUBucs.com for more information on Lady Buccaneer basketball and all other ETSU athletic news.


text:
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – With two goals and six assists, senior Corey Garvey reached the 100 career-point mark in MIT's 12-3 victory over the Massachusetts Maritime Academy in a Pilgrim Lacrosse League tilt on Wednesday night. The Engineers extended their winning streak to four while raising their record to 6-5 overall and 2-2 in conference action. The Buccaneers, led by two goals from Chris Davis, saw their ledger dip to 2-10 on the year and 0-4 in the Pilgrim League.
MIT registered four unanswered goals in the first quarter, including three during the first 5:15 of play. Garvey notched back-to-back unassisted markers while a quick pass from Gabe Blanchet to Nick Sisler capped the opening spurt. Carl Tilbury then converted a feed from Garvey midway through the frame, recording what proved to be the game-winning goal. On an MIT clearing attempt, Connor Burke picked off MIT goalie Christopher Rullan's pass at midfield and sprinted for the open-net goal to put Massachusetts Maritime on the board.
Just 27 seconds into the second stanza, Bryan Beller scooped up a groundball following a Buccaneer turnover, tossed it to Garvey who set it back to Beller for the first goal of his career. Garvey found Sisler three minutes later, extending the Engineers' lead to 6-1, which would hold through the intermission.
The duo collaborated on a man-up goal at the 12:32 mark of the third quarter before Garvey set up John Kucharczyk for an extra-man tally. Tilbury then redirected a pass from Sisler to give MIT a 9-1 advantage heading into the final frame.
The Sisler-Garvey tandem returned early in the fourth quarter and Sisler then found Kucharczyk for another man-up goal. Massachusetts Maritime won the ensuing face-off, which led to Nick Bronski setting up Davis for a man-down strike with 9:30 on the clock. The Engineers replied with Tilbury connecting on a pass from Blanchet for their fourth extra-man goal of the night. The Buccaneers closed the scoring on a Davis goal as Parker Simon earned the assist.
In addition to his game-high scoring performance, Garvey added three groundballs. Sisler finished with four goals and two assists as Tilbury registered a hat-trick. Kucharczyk found the back of the net twice while Blanchet posted two assists. Alex Andrzejewski, Eric Zuk, and Beller each picked up three groundballs as Rullan turned away 15 shots.
Peter Menard paced Massachusetts Maritime with eight groundballs, followed by three from Ben Wilbur, who also went 9-of-12 in face-offs. Will Doucette won all five of his face-off attempts while the Buccaneers finished the night at 15-of-19. Nate Lawson earned three caused turnovers as Ryan Delaney contributed two of his own. In net, James Hitchings collected 11 saves.
Both squads continue conference play on Saturday, April 24. MIT will travel to Babson College while Massachusetts Maritime will host Springfield College.


text:
No products
You can spice up meetings with family members with activities meant to rejuvenate and strenghten lifetime bonds. Horse riding, bearwatching, off-road, are just some of the available activities.
Make your marriage proposal unique and memorable with a...
Offer your friends an unforgettable experience around the...
Offer an unforgettable gift to the special people in your...
Offer your loved ones a priceless gift: an amazing...
Fly over the famous Bran Castle aka Dracula's Castle from Transylvania.
Admire from the up above the capital city of Romania, Bucharest. Enjoy the urban landscapes with your friends and family.
A helicopter flight is a great way to spend precious moments with your loved ones.
Experience the thrills of your first airplane flying lesson and discover the absolute freedom of the infinite sky.
Have the time of your life! Enjoy a scenic flight around Bucharest and its surroundings.
Try the emotions of your first biplane flying lesson. Discover the absolute freedom of being in control on the infinite sky.
Make your marriage proposal unique and memorable with a Champagne Flight.
Meet an authorized shooting instructor, who will show you the shooting range, the weapons and the 9mm ammunition and teach you how to handle them.
Go on a thrilling experience! Learn how to fly an airplane and conquer the skies while admiring an amazing Transylvanian city from above.
Have the time of your life in a scenic airplane flight over Brasov and its surroundings.
Experience the thrills of your first airplane flying lesson and discover the absolute freedom of the infinite sky.
Enjoy an adventure with a 4x4 vehicle.


text:
Trademark Global® Solid Pine Dart Cabinet Set, Denver Nuggets NBA
Item #: 901-378788TMG
Model #: NBA7000-DN
Brand: Trademark Global
Not yet rated.Be the first to Write a Review!
$149.99 Each
Delivery Date:
Enter Zip CodeParcel
Help with furniture delivery, assembly,...Read more + Read less -
protection plans and more.
Plus, you've got choices! You'll find options for those DIYers on a budget, those that want us to do all the work and everyone in-between. Want all the details? Get them right here.
Trademark Global® NBA Denver Nuggets Wood dart cabinet set comes with a dry-erase scoreboard and has all essentials needed for playing a great game. Trademark Global® NBA Denver Nuggets Wood dart cabinet set includes self healing sisal fibber dartboard, 6 steel tipped darts, out chart, marker& mounting supplies. Cabinet set is a great choice for bringing the gaming spirit to any room or garage.
- Denver nuggets
- Solid pine cabinet
- Cabinet: 3 1/2" x 20 1/2" x 24 3/4" closed, dart: 18"Dia
- Includes: 2 x self healing sisal fiber dart board, 6 x steel tipped darts, dry erase score board, out chart, marker and mounting supplies
- Self healing sisal fiber, metal hinges, solid pine door
- Officially licensed beveled wood dart cabinet comes with everything you need for a great game
- Dove tail joints, beveled doors
- Interior door mounted dry erase score board and outchart
- Enjoy competition among friends while pre-gaming, during halftime, or at the after party
- ⚠ WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
|Brand : Trademark Global
|Customizable : No
|Weight : 23.00 lbs. per Each


text:
Everton defender Sylvain Distin believes the club has an inherent winning mentality which is impossible to ignore.
And the Frenchman admits if, as a player, you do not grasp it within a couple of weeks of arriving, manager David Moyes is quick to point it out to you. The players' never-day-die attitude was exemplified in their last-gasp 2-1 win over Tottenham when Steven Pienaar and Nikica Jelavic scored within 88 seconds of each other to secure the three points.
"We always believe we can win and we proved it again," said the centre-back, who stressed they were not happy to settle for a draw after Pienaar's 90th-minute equaliser. "We were unfortunate with the goal we conceded but we never stopped believing and we always kept fighting."
Copyright (c) PA Sport 2012, All Rights Reserved.


text:
Star AA Star AA LVR <90% (Interest Only) (Owner Occupied)
7.34%p.a Standard Variable
7.41%p.a Comparison**
$330Upfront fees
$180Annual fees
90%Max LVR
$2,565Per Month*
About Liberty Financial
Standard Variable
Repayments calculated to take into account ongoing monthly and anual fees.
- Monthly repayment*
- $2,565
- rate per annum
- 7.34%
Loan to Value Ratio
Borrow up to the maxium of 90% of the value of the property.
Lenders Mortgage Insurance, or LMI, will be payable on most loans where the borrowings are greater than 80% of the value of the property.
However, you may be able to capitalise LMI into your loan, increasing the overall loan amount by about 2% (in order to cover the cost of the insurance). Contact a loan market broker to find out how LVR and LMI might impact the cost of your loan repayments.
- Lvr
- 90%
- Capitalise LMI
- Yes
For Owner Occupied in NSW, NT, QLD, SA, WA, VIC, TAS, and ACT.
- Term
- 10 - 30 years
- Min
- $30,000
- Max
- $850,000
The level of financial documentaion and credit history required to apply for the loan.
- Financials
- Full Doc
- Credit History
- Non Conforming
- Genuine Saving
- Required
Offset Account
Save on interest repayments by holding spare cash in an offset account.
- Offset account
Redraw Facility
Get quick access to cash by drawing on the loan to pay for renovations or other purchases.
- Redraw Facility
- Min Redraw
- $2000.0
- Redraw fee
- $0
Banking Features
Given the wide range of loans on offer – with different interest rates, product features and fees – it pays to shop around to find the loan that fits your needs and circumstances. Some loans offer features that may be appropriate for your situation and result in savings over the life of the loan.
Some features you may wish to consider include:
- an offset account;
- ability to make extra repayments;
- a redraw facility; and
- linked credit card and savings accounts;
- ability to split your loan between fixed and variable interest rates
- Offset Account
- Redraw Available
- Internet Banking
- Telephone Banking
- Credit Card
- BPay Option
- Portability of Loan
- Professional Pack
- Check Account
- Direct Salary Credit
- Free Transactions
- Minimum Redraw
- Redraw Fee
You can make your repayments Fortnightly, Monthly, and Weekly.
- Interest Only Option
- Max Interest Only
- 5 years
Upfront Fees
Upfront fess associated with estabilishing the loan. Other loan set-up fees, such as valuation fees and lender's mortgage insurance, and Government charges, such as registration fees and stamp duty on property transfer, have not been included. These will be determined after application.
- Total
- $330
- Valuation
- $330
Ongoing Fees
Monthly and annual fees and charges during the loan period.
- Total
- $180
- Ongoing Monthly
- $15
Exit Fees
Fees associated with prematurely ending the loan.
- Total
- $670
- Exit
- $395
- Early Repayment
- $0
- Switch To Fixed
- $275
Designed to suit a broad range of applicants including PAYG and self-employed. Resident individuals, companies and trusts are acceptable borrowers. Repayment types of monthly, fortnightly or weekly via direct debit only. Full verification of income from payslips, payment summaries and/or tax returns required. Security must be a standard residential property for owner-occupied or investment purposes. Vacant land can be considered as secondary security. Security must be zoned in residential or rural residential. Unlimited debt consolidation up to 90% LVR. LMI may be sought prior to formal approval for all loans however where LVR is >80% LMI will be required. Redraw and split accounts available (fees apply). Interest only option available on all risk grades with LVRs up to and including 90%.
LVR Notes
Lenders Mortgage Protection (LMP) replaces LMI. May be sought prior to Formal Approval for all loans. LMP required for full doc above 80%. LMP can be capitalised to the loan. Refer to Liberty Prime Introducer Guide for LMP fees schedule.
Non-genuine savings: >85% LVR subject to postcode eligibility.
Fee Notes
Minimum $330 Valuation fee depending on location and loan amount, payable prior to valuation being ordered. Title protection fee $349 for the first security only. A $149 fee will be applied to each additional security. Split fee (if applicable, per split) $495 Refer to product guide for applicable equalisation fees.


text:
This track has an unique atmosphere, relaxing and soothing pads are combined with chilling beats and deep synth bass lines.
Perfect for underwater stock footage, documentary films and other projects that need calm and soothing background music!
Item includes WAV & MP3!
Item includes WAV & MP3!
This track is also included in my highly recommended music pack:
Documentary Video Ambient Pack
Charming & Uplifting Motivational Track:
Motivational, Positive & Simply Good Mood Music:
Corporate – Business – Motivational Collection
Please check out my exclusive account on AudioJungle here: